Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1902-06-02

-Ueo. St. Louis left Friday for
Crandon, where he has contract to
move several buildings.
| w. H. Miller, of Winneconne,
was business visitor in the city We'd
nesday.
E. j. Kendall OF Ashland, spent
the last of the week in the city, in the
interest Of the Home Investment Co.
Your ice box needs ice this warm
weather! Call on Mart Hirzel for
yonr summer supply.
| Al. Peterson came up from Wau-
sau the first of the week to visit
friends.
H. lander, the well known tailor
Fof Rhinelander, spent the early part.
of the week in town.
! --Attys. Jno. Barnes and A. w.
Shelton, of Rhinelander, attended
circuit court the first of the week.
DIR. Frank Gibbons and James
Donnelly were up from Three Lakes
Saturday on business.
Prank Adams came up from La
Crosse Thursday, and will go in the
| Tonsorial business with Pat Gaffney.
George Kuntz returned from Ash
land Tuesday, where he visited his
family afew days.
Col. Gabe Bouck, one of Oshkosh
legal celebrities, spent Tuesday in
the city.
Joshua Stark, j. E. Wildish and
VIM. Lindsay were the Milwaukee
citizens attending court here last
week.
w. s. Vinegar, the Grand Rapids,
Mich, furniture manufacturer, was
visitor in the city portion of the.
week.
The men at work fixing up the
sidewalks around the city are doing q
good job, the best that has been done
in many years.
VIM. Hill, j. A. Mercer, A. M.
Riley, A. L. Holden, VIM. Small and
E. j. Du nm, were over from Minocqua
la st week attending court.
Summer guests have begun to ar
rive at the different resorts in this
vicinity, and if this weather contin-
ues, the resorts will soon be filled.
The heavy thunder and tighten
ing storm that visited this place this
morning, cleared off nicely for the in-
tereSt of the school meeting tonight.
CLARK Kinney and Miss Bernice
Donnelly, of Three Lakes, visited
with friends in the city Friday and !
Saturday.
Herbert Warner the genial sum-
mer resort proprietor OF Plum Lake,
was in town several days the first of
the week.
MIR. and Mrs. John Diamond Wis
tied relatives at Amigo the last of the
week, John returned home Saturday, |
and Mrs. Diamond remained over Sun
day.
Jas. Oberholtzer placed a flag on
each soldiers grave Decoration day,
and he deserves great credit as he
was the only one who took interest in
the day besides those who displayed
flags.
Brother Yates of the Washburn
Times. has turned over new leaf,
and in his last issue denounced DEM
ocracy, and will in the future expound
the principles of the Republican par
ty, which we believe is a good move
ia the right direction.
Frank Burke was found guilty Of
forgery at circuit court last week, and
Judge Silverthorn sentenced him to
year at Waupun. Sheriff Elliott and
Uuder- sheriff Sutton took Burke to
State prison Thursday.
The reunion of the 32nd Regi- F..
ment Wis. Vet. Vol. Infantry, will be
held at Rhinelander this week, June
4, 5 and 8. The citizens of that city
are making elaborate preparations to
entertain the old soldiers in a fine
manner.
-Sophus Richards, of Rock Falls,
Mimi, and Fred Anderson, of Barring
ton, H., attended the funeral of their
brother-in-law, Nick Nelson WedneS'
day.
j. G. r. Boner, j. III. Johnson,
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