Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-04-07

was down from State Line Thursday
between trains.
Miss Mary Vought left fer Osh-
kosh Saturday to resume her studies
at the Normal school.
"A. G. Cook of Three Lakes, tTans-
acted business in town Thursday for
the Woodruff Mcguire Lbr. Co.
Those desiring Government seeds
can call at this office Wednesday, as
a large sack is here for distribution.
j. B. Callan, of Aurora, H., a
former resident OF this place, returned
home Thursday, after pleasant
weeks visit among his old friends.
The home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Eu-
gene O'Dell was frightened Sunday
morning by the arrival of 10 pound
son.
Amos Radcliffe left for Claire,
Mich, Thursday, to join his wife who
has spent the winter with her mother.
Amos is tired of baching it, and will
bring his better-half home with him.
i live and let my brethren live
With all that's good with me
Unto the poor, some cash / give,
The balance give Rocky Noun
tea. F Beardsley.
The office of the F. G. Hall & Co.,
retail dealers in lumber is again open
ed in the old Opera house building,
with large supply of all kinds of
lumber. VIXEN desiring anything in
the line Of lumber, give them a call.
M. and Mrs. Robert Fett are re-
joicing over the arrival of a bouncing
boy, at their home Monday evening.
Congratulations Robert, and may
Robert, Jr., prove to be as good
soft drink mixer as his Senior is.
Mrs. VIM. Donor who has been
dangerously i'll the past few weeks,
we are glad to announce is on the
gain. Mr.. Donor wishes to thank his
many friends for the many kind acts
shown them during his wife's severe
illness.
S. w. Smith mas an orange tree
with two partially ripe oranges upon
it. Mr. Smith raised the tree from
seed, and says that anything and ev-
erything can be raised in Villas
county.
--Messrs. Clark and Dan Thomas, |
John Dunn, Geo. Miller, Frank Sim
mond and Art Griswold, and the |
Hattie and Clare Thomas,
Flora Caskey and Allie La Fond of
State Line attended the Easter Ball
Monday evening
Judging by the enthusiasm dis
played by our base ball boys in their
daily practice near the depot, Eagle |
River will, without doubt have an ag-
Of pennant-winners this sea-
son. The material is here for nine |
capable of holding its own with any
nine in this neck o. the woods.
The M, w. Of A. and r. N. of A.
camps which purchased the Higgens
for a lodge hall about one
and one half years ago, paid off the
last payment due on the building to-
day and the local lodges now own their
own building, and both lodges are
now in very fourishing condition.
Will Adams return ed home from
Lacrosse Thursday, where he under
went an operation at the ST. Francis
Hospital for the removal of tumor
from his left eye-lid. The oper-
alton was very delicate one, but was
done by Dr.. Gunderson successfully.
Will is to be congratulated upon his
good luck, as in a short time he would !
have lost the sight of the eye.
-Messrs. jay Cook and Antoine
Tillman received wood saw last
week, and Thursday they gave it the
first trial, and with five men they cut |
IS cords of tamarack and hard wood, |
which is considered good days cut.
The above gentlemen have contract
with Carter & Emmons for a large
number of cords to cut, and are ready /
to make other contracts for wood saw !
ing.
Summer Resort Now Being Build.
Messrs. F. Foltz and H. P. Hare of
DelaHen, who purchased Dickey's
Point last fall have part of the lum- I