Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-12-22

the last OF the week inspecting the
school building for the school board.
Mrs. A. H. Hayden, of Chicago,
arrived in the city Saturday, to visit
her mother, Mrs John O'Connor and
relatives over the holidays.
John Diamond came up from Mil
waukee yesterday for few days.
John reports good success with his
studies at the Milwaukee Physicians
and Surgeons Medical College.
The Review was in error about
Miss Dockery saving stove poker and
a tin cup at the fire Wednesday at the
school house, in the great excitement
of the moment, Miss Dockery saved q
piece of drapery.
Charles Adams who is attending
the busidess college at Wausau, ar
rived home Saturday to spent the
holidays with relatives.
Miss Olive Nash who is teaching
school near Rhinelander in Oneida
county, arrived home Saturday to Wis
it her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. N.
Nash through the holiday vacation.
Miss Maud White departed Fri
day for Escanaba, to spend the holt
days. She will also act az brides
maid for her cousin, Miss Pearl White.
- Ed. Carpenter while at work ut
Balls camp near Monico last Satur-
day, had the misfortune to cut his
foot quite badly, and will be laid up
for some time. DR.. w. ID. Neville is
attending Mr.. Carpenter.
Rev. Father Toplaka held mass
at Three Lakes Friday over the re-
mains of Mrs. Frank LesuviSki, who
dropped dead from heart disease We'd
nesday.
Henry Frankel came up from Mil
waukee Saturday to spend the holt
days with his parents, Mr. and Mrs
NJ. Frankel. Henry is attending the
Physicians and Surgeons Medical
College at the Cream City, and will
return to his studies about Jan. 4th.
A fine line of holiday presents, in
Guiding books, toys, dress goods, slip
pers, shoes, in fact any and every
thing for Christmas, can be found 1T
Mrs. j. +. Morev's store.
Prof. VIM. Fuller was rendered
most enjoyable surprise at the Ly-
ceum Opera house Wednesday even
ing, by the pupils of his room. He
was presented with fine Xmas pres
ent by the scholars, which was not
only great surprise to him, but a
great pleasure, as it showed the great
esteem his scholars had for him. A
lunch had been provided which was
enjoyed by all.
This office is in receipt OF copy
of the St. Jse Budget, No. l, Vol. l,
published at St. Joe, Idaho, by the St.
Publishing Company, with Will Dock
cray as it's editor. The paper is
very neat and ncwsy sheet, for the
new town in which it is published,
and is credit to it's editor, whose
home is in this place. o. b. Moon,
formerly of The Review is the imam
cial hacker of the st. Joe Budget.
In an article of recent date of The
Milwaukee Free Press. which states
that an unknown person who was
angry at the owner of valuable
horse near Ripon, over the jealousy
of woman, had entered the barn OF
his rival, and took revenge by cutting
out the horses tongue and cutting of
his tail. The guilty party of that das-
tardly act, and the party that blew up
Croker Bros machines here recently,
which act is still fresh in our. minds,
must belong to the same class Of
cowardly criminals, and the most Sc
verest punishment would be too light
for such class of criminals.
Mrs. NJ. e. Sanborn has Pe:eiVeG