Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-04-21

ives.
Pat Gaffney left Tuesday for
State Line to build shanty on his
homestead. Frank Adams if filing his
place in his shop during his alb
sence.
N. A. Colman, John Wilds@ and
r. ID. Mcleod left Tuesday for Iron
wood Michigan to look over some
hardwood lands in that part of the
country.
DIR. w. D. Neville started a crew
OF men to work at his cottage, on his
island in Catfish lake the first of the
week and when completed it will be
one OF the finest on the chain.
i live and let my brethren live
With al that's good with me
Unto the poor, some cash I give,
! The balance l give Rocky Noun
tea.-F. Beardsley.
When Amos P. Wilder asks Sena-
tor Spooner to announce that it would
give him (the senator) great pleasure
to see LaFollette reelected he asks
him to be a hvpocrite. Spooner is
opposed to LaFoIletteism.
Mat Scheribel and Nj. Frankel,
went up to State Line Wednesday, to
try their luck in trout fishing, some
one asked them when they were COM
ing back and the reply was when we
get enough fish. Do any If the
citizens expect to see them again this
summer?
The young ladies of the high
school gave a party at the Rink Fri
day evening, and larg erowd attend
ed, all present reports jolly time.
Keep on girls, you are doing fine and
perhaps some dav the boys may stir
up courage enough tie repay you back
in some way.
An exchange says that man and
woman put up at local hotel.
When asked to register, the man
wrote, wv. E. II. hoffman and wife,
Norfrom Missouri. And, the paper
says the hotel proprietor did not
catch onto the truth until the couple
had paid their bill and gone
Several exchanges are telling one
on the teachers. hey CT, i'm school
m am caught the janitor in false
hood lyhereup0u she asked him where
he s1ppo>ed he'd 60 if he fol such
stories The anitrfr replip' that
wher ever he went he exrccted he'd
be making fires for school te4 b.
ers. = FIX.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vail Stewart left
Monday for Michigan to spend a week
at Mrs. Stewards home. from there
they will go to Washington where
they will make their future home.
Mr. Stewart is engaged in the lumbe
ing business in Washington and their
many friends Of this place wish them
success in their new home.
A young man recently gpt even
with girl who Tilted him BY sen ling
her request to 60 driving, and when
she had ioyfully accepted and riggel
herself out in the best, he orally sent
her hammer and pound of ten
penny nails with the inform alton
that she could drive as much as she
pleased. Florence Mining News
The Madison Journal has publish
ed some funny things in its day,
especially since it was put in charge
of that great university humorist,
Wilder, but it never contained any
thing quite SO cIownish as the e1ito.
rial advising Senator Spooner to say
that he would tn tow his hat in the
air and clap his bands until they
burned TO a crisp if he could hear ot
LaFollette's reelection
Congressman Lit Id, the
Maine represer ia i've who succeeded
Tom Reed, knows hawk from a
hernshaw. He says: The ne vs.
papers are right. If it were not for
the newspapers the jobs that would
60 through congress are terrible to
contemplate. If there were no news
papers at all l don't believe | would
be willing to trust myself in the
house Of representatives for Is
minutes" This is sensible. The
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