Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-06-23

uay morning from LGane, where he
closedsa successful year as teacher.
"A. w. Brown of the Brown Bros
Lumber Co., of Rhinelander, transact
ed business in town Thursday.
DIR. and Mrs. Henry O'Connor, of
Rhinelander, were the guests of Mr.
:and Mrs. D. E. Riordan over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Zimplemann
tentertained Miss Thressa Schneider
vert of Milwaukee last week.
A chance of life time, TO hear
good music in Eagle River. Citizens
Orchestra at Lyceum Opera house
Friday evening, followed by a ball.
Mr.. j. B. Rogers returned home
from Michigan Saturday where he
had a successful canvasing trip.
Fred Gillian was from Wausau
Saturday on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Higgins and
children drove over to Rhinelander
to-day.
VIM. Hill, of Amigo, lineman for
the G. & N. w. R'y spent Thursday
in the city fixing the telegraph line.
Rev. George M. Rabcock, was
over from Rhinelander Tuesday and
held Episcopal services in the eve
ming.
Amigo now has daily paper,
which is called the Daily Journal, and
was published for the first time Tues
ltday. Success to the new enterprise.
M. D. -McGill, foreman of the
Delevan Republican Office, arrived
yesterday, and will spend month at
Lake View Resort rusticating on the
sunny shores of Catfish lake.
Otto Book, Chairman of the Town
of Three Lakes and VIM. Hill, were
up Tuesday to engage our band for
the 4th of July celebration which that
place are getting up.
Eagle River citizens have also
started to hold a celebration here the
4th, in Riordan's grove on the county
road. A big time with races and
dancing all afternoon and evening.
Victor Stevens is carrying black
eye, by coming in too close contact
with ball in yesterdays ball game,
and one of the Buckwheat boys also,
carried black eye home for the same
reason.
The C.. & N. w. R'y company has
crew at work here lowering their
depot and Slatform to the required
height. The lowered platform makes
it much safer for people who get on
the trains at the last moment and be-
fore the train stops.
The Town of Three Lakes arc
planning on big 4th of July celebra-
ton. All kind of races, base ball,
speeches, music, dance red lemon
ade and everything that goes to make
grand old time. A large crowd OF.
Eagleites are planning to visit our
neighboring town and help them cele-
brate the day right.
-Sherm Clark was brought to town
Wednesday from Twin lakes suffering
with bad cut on the leg below the
knee. He was employed by the Wis
consin Bark and Lumber Company in
getting out timber for their new mill,
and while scoring timber, the broad
axe slipped and he received an ugly
cash. Sherm left Thursday for the
hospital at Rhinelander for treatment.
Chairman Mart Hirzel had the
measures taken for suits for the base
ball club, and will order the same on
his visit to Milwaukee, and we may
expect to see our club blossom out in
their new uniforms the 4th. Such
men as Mr.. Hirzel and others are
the main stay of our club.
Henry Ashby returned Tuesday
from Stevens Point, where he attend
ed the G. A. r. encampment. Henry
must have had good time with his
comrades in blue, as he looks ten
years younger since his return. The
boys are answering the final roll call
fast, and each encampment is dearer
to their hearts, as their ranks grow
smaller year by year.
Geo. Luebke, Geo. Otto, Arthur
Telling and Geo. Henesing, members
os a Skat club of Milwaukee, arrived
| in the CITY last Sunday morning, and