Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-12-08

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ers this week to the presidents mes
sage, on the inside page of this Issue,
which should be read by all carefully.
Game Warden James Oberholtzer,
received instructions from State Game
| Warden Overlook, of Madison, to ship
the hound he captured last week, to
Madison. James boxed up the dog
Thursday and shipped it to the state
game warden. The dog was fine
one, and was view by large number
of citizens before train time.
George b. Thomas, the we'll
known cigar manufacturer, of Minoc-
qua, spent part of the week in the
city. Mr.. Thomas has worked up a
fine trade here, and his favorite
brands of smokes are in great de-
mand by our citizens who desire a
fine cigar
The supper Friday evening at the
home OF Mrs. G. b. Colman, given by
the Ladies Aid Society of the Cong
regational church, was largely attend
ed, and most enjoyable time was re-
ported by those present.
| Art. Mathews and family left on
Thursday for their hew home in Mil
waukee, with the best wishes of their
many friends for their future happi-
ness and welfare in their new home.
Mrs. Mathews and children will visit
relatives at Appleton before going to
Milwaukee.
The County Board while in ses-
sion last week, done very good
move by purchasing a Remington
! Type Writer for the use Of the county
officers at the Court house. The new
machine will fill along felt want, and
it is installed in the Register of Deeds
office
Thomas Boss, of Amherst, spent
several days in the city visiting his
old comrade, James Vought. Mr..
Boss served during the Civil war as
Color Guard of the 32nd Wisconsin
Volunteer Regiment, the same regi-
ment in which our citizen James
Vought served in.
The family of Henry SteiEmit7,
received telegram Friday from S; nd
Point, Idaho, announcing that M S.
Steinmitz's mother, Mrs. Arnitz was
not expected to live. Mrs. Arnitz for
merly resided here, and her many
friends will be grieved to hear of her
serious illness.
"A postofiice has been established
at the new town OF Hackley. Clar-
ence A. Warren, Superintendent of
the Wisconsin Lumber & Bark Co.
received the appointment of post
master. AS soon as arrangements
can be made for special carrier,
daily mail service will be established
from Conover to Hackley.
Several Of our prominent ladies,
who are always doing charity work
where most needed, was informed
Thursday of a sad and needy case.
Mrs. Herman Helm was found sick and
destitute, with several small children
needing food. The ladies circulated
a subscription sheet among our citi-
zens Friday morning, and tidy sum
was raised for the relief of Mrs. Helm.
If their are others of our citizens who
desire to lend help to this needy
woman, can leave their donations at
her home or at this office, and we will
S ,e that Mrs. Helm receives it.
Preaching Services were held at
the Congregational church yesterday
for the first time in several months,
owing to the absence of minister.
Tae pulpit will hereafter be filled by
the Rev VIM. R. Dickson, of Will
liams Bay, Wis, who arrived in the
city Saturday. Rev. Dickson preached
to fair size audiences yesterday, al
though the weather was bad and but
few people knew of his arrival.
The Rhinelander Vindicator of
Dec 3r1, states that Miss Nellie Bra
zell who with her brother Roy, were
hurt in a runaway accident Thanks
giving day, is still suffering from the
injuries she received. Roy has fully
recovered, having received only few
slight bruises. Nellie makes fire.
quent visits here to her uncle JAS.
I Oill and 70 i1v onH har MANY