Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-03-16
Jos, Elicit returned to Madison

L. j. Cook made a short visit at
Monico Wednesday.
Maud White was down from State
Line and spent Sunday in town.
Robert Fett was business Wis
itor at Three Lakes Tuesday.
Louie Thomas was down from
State Line Tuesday on business.
Mrs. ID. Z. Riordan went down to
Madison Friday to spend week.
Mrs. Barney Finan and children,
were down from Conover Tuesday
visiting friends.
The scholars of our High school
were quite busy the last of the week
with examinations.
Atty. James Walsh, OF Crandon,
Sundayed in the city with his mother
and relatives.
Mrs. S. w. Smith and Mrs. NJ.
Moran are visiting relatives at Grand
Rapids, Wis.
"A. j. Hunter returned to Bi:nam-
wood Tuesdag after a two weeks stay
on his place on Catfish bay.
Steve Aldrich, of Three Lakes,
shook hands with old friends in this
city Wednesday.
John Gaffney who has visited his
brother Pat. here the past two months
returned Wednesday to bis home at
Ontario, Canada.
Mrs. Alex. Higgins was called to
Milwaukee Tuesday by a telegram
announcing the serious illness of her
brother, Albert DroSt, who is suffer
ing with blood poison.
The orchestra of the Congrega-
tional church are busy preparing mu-
sic for the sacred concert, March goth,
for the popular concert, April 2Srd,
and for the convention TO be held here
the second week in May.
A crew of twelve men are here
riviting the spans OF the new c. x n.
w. R'y bridge. The riviting job is a
nard one, taking in consideration that
there are about go rivits to n span.
The work of placing the spans will no
doubt take place about the middle of
the week and will be a sight worth
seeing.
While going after his mail to the
brick yard Wednesday night, Henry
Hewlett received bad dog bite IN the
calf OF the lee, by a dog owned by
Fred Flanders. Mr.. Howlet was down
Thursday morning and had the sore
.cg dressed by the doctor. Dogs of
That caiiber should receive lunch of
cold LEAD, before more damage is done
which might cause the death OF the
next victim.
F G. Hall & Co, have leased the
Thompson building. corner Railroad
and Division streets, where their Gus
toners can find a large line of all
kinds of building and finishing lum-
Der, building paper, window and door
frames. They will be pleased to meet
their friends at their new office.
"A deal was transacted the first of
the week whereby Mr.. James Morgan
and Alfred Morgan, purchased the
Corchrian building, on the corner of
Railroad and Wall streets. The new
owners intend TO Tx up the building
in a irst-class condition, aud when
completed, they will have an elegant
store.
The services Sunday at the Con-
church were we'll attended
especially in the evening. The only
draw back to the evening service was
the poor light, caused by the clogging
Of ,he gas lamps, and they could not
be lighted. They will be fixed this
week If possible.
The fine spring weather the past
week has been very welcome, after
the long winter. Sleighing is thing
of the past, and wagons are the well
come sight again. Nearly all the log
gers have ceased operations. Stevens
aud Pershon broke their camp near
Safe Line the first of the week. Rad
clifre's camp on Nine mile broke up
Tuesday; Robida's camp near Conover
broke up Wednesday, with two weeks
work more TO finish their Job.
School Money from the Stale.
The County Treasury's office of
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