Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-05-26

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made us fraternal call.
For your summers supply of ice,
leave your orders with Andrew Ragen-
fuss, the city drayman.
DR.. w. D. Neville, Jos. Elliott
and James Langill were Arbor Vitae
visitors Thursday.
Rev. HI. C. TODD ana c. F. Fox, of
Prentice arrived here Tuesday and
are at Mr.. Todd's farm west of town.
ID. H. Sargent was down Satur-
day from his resort and reports that
he is ready for his summer guests.
John Frank left Thursday for
Rhinelander, where he has secured a
position as blacksmith.
Don't forget to leave your ice or
der with Andrew Ragenfuss, or Mart
Hirzel.
Fritz Folts is transacting business
t at Chicago and Delaven in the inter
est of the Lake View Summer resort.
Mrs. Geo. Dixon and children re-
turned Monday from Symco, where
they attended the funeral of Mrs.
Dixon's father.
Geo. St. Louis who recently pur-
chased farm on Catfish lake from 0.
B. Moon, moved his family out on the
place last week.
e. A Krause, representative of
the John Pritzlatf Hardware Co., of
Milwaukee, called on our hardware
merchants Thursday and Friday.
-Chas. Roth the genial cigar man
ufacturer of Milwaukee, looked up
the trade in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday.
John Gudegast. the well known
Eagle River logger and lumberman,
was in the city Tuesday and yester-
day on ess.-Rhinelander New
North.
The initial trip of the season of
the fish train was made yesterday
morning. The train will be run asa
special for the first month, after which
the regular summer service will be
put on, two trains daily each way.
Levi Brown was announced in
sane Tuesday by Drs. Sanborn and
Neville, and he was taken the North
ern hospital at Oshkosh Wednesday
by John Hanson.
H. A. Babcock and wife. the
Misses Nelly aud Carrie Babcock and
Miss May Nekette, came up from
Neenah Thursday, to enjoy an outing,
at Mr.. Babcock's Lodge on Lake Ken.
tuck.
DR.. Ben Harris, Cairman of Lac
du Flambeau; Frank Rogers, Chair
man of Minocqua and j. A. Durkee,
Chairman of Arbor Vitae, were in the
city this first Of the week, attending
the County Board meeting.
The ice cream and cake sociable
at Woodmen hall Tuesday afternoon
and euening, given by the Ladies of
the Royal Neighbor lodge, was not
largely attended as the weather was
not very favorable for ice cream that
day. The ladies are $14 ahead on
their sociable.
THAT hustling little city of Min
ocqua, located 80 miles West of US,
are now figuring on some great event
to be held next month. All kinds OF
amusements will be furnished for the
visitors. Cheap rates on the railroad
will be had on that gala day. We
will keep our readers informed as to
date, etc., so our citizens can have
the opportunity to visit Mlnocqua
and see the white elephant on that
gala day.
Too much praise cannot be given
those of our citizens who WORKED hard
and faithful yesterday in getting Mr..
Nelson out of the cayed well, as it
might have been possible that he was
alive, as the planks and step ladder
might have saved him, but such was
not to be SO. as he must have died in
few minutes after the well caved in
from the. appearances when ne was
found.
fIaif Rates to Minneapolis, Mimi,
Via the North Western line. Excur-
sion tickets will be sold for one fare
for round trip June 1st to Srd inclus-'