Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-12-14
PERSONAL AND
LOCAL NEW 8.
Moose Cigars. by an dealers.

A. 3. Newell. &C Rhiuelancer, was
i visitor here Tuesday.
b. Z. Walters was Rhinelander
visitor over Sunday.
r.. d. Mcleod departed Saturday
FOR Mercer to cook in camp for John
Hanson.
"A. G. Richison left this morning
for short visit 10 Chicago.
EiswatLa Stock Company II Ly-
reum Opera House. tonight, Tues
day aud "Wednesday nights.
Att. 4. F. Lamb. of Madison. was
a city business visitor Tuesday and
"Wednesday.
Jos. Lsus. the Oshkosh candy
manufacturer. called ON bis cnSto-
ners here TUESDAY.
M. ". Waite. Of Antigo. talked
Iiie insurance To our citizens part "f
the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. D. Neville were
Milwaukee visitors tie first OF the
week.
-James Mckinley was business
visitor at Amigo Wednesday and
Thursday.
PITS ury's Bees. Flou makes the
bread ga, men IN the march. ia the
mines an in tie shops like he t, he
cau-e here il substance and s,reng.r
in it. For a'e at Garter & Emm lus
Attorney o. II. Foster was MP
frum Anigin the first Of the week. in
attendance nj Circuit court.
Miss Laura NemachecN was up
4. en- Appleton the last Of the week,
visiting with VIM. Pprsohn and fam
lily.
john Hanson. former Clerk OF
Court. returned 70 Mimocqua Sa.uI-
,lay alter a weeks visit VITA friehls,
aud also acted a AZ juror.
Mrs. Charles Eazen came down
frum I win Lake Saturday. and de-
parted for Sheboygan, to spend the
winter with her parents.
Mr.. und Airs. John Zimplemaun
went down To Milwaukee Thursday To
visit with relatives over the holidays.
also to attend the Wedding OF Mrs.
Z.mplrmann's brother Alfred, which
losk place Saturday.
MIR. aud Mrs. Stewart Langiil ar
rejoicing over the arrival OF youn~
daughter AT their home Friday morn
ing. which speaks for the unusual
bright mile un Stewart these days.
Mrs. Charles Wilson snd SON
Charles. mother and brother OF Mrs
L. n. SchussmaHu. returned TO their
home at Oshkosh SATURDAY, after .
short visit IN the city.
The Ladies Aid Society cleared a
tidy sum on their supper aud Xmas
sale Friday and SATURDAY., bat owing
10 the cold weather. the attendance
was smaller than was expected.
-Piusbury's Best Flour. being
made from Hard Spring Wheat. does
not dry ous easily. and bread. cakes
aud pies made with it keep fresh. On
sale At Carrier 4 Emmons.
-EN: II some gals could put the
same bubblin' enthusiasm into rub
bin clothes over wash board that
they Kin in daucin' all mig /, they'd
b. a sight less Ii.el moth rs round
the end OF ash day.
The oyster -1Ppe; Wednesday
night, given by the ladies' of The Roy
al Neighbor lodge, was not largely at
tended. but the ladies cleared n small
sum for their efforts. The supper
was fine in all respects, aud plenty of
everything.
The many friends John GudegaSt
were pleased to see John step of the
train last Tuesday from Oshkosh
here he look an operation for APP
penditicis. John will not be able TO
attend To his winter logging, but he
is able 10 be around.
A small but appreciative audi
encc greeted William r. Bennett, the
lecturer and tenor soloist at the Ly-
ceum Opera house Thursday evening.
Mr.. Benefits tenor sJlhS were well
rendered and ost heartily received.
As lecturer, Mr. Bennett proved 10
be Il be tina has visited our city.
49,. .,...s ID. a. & r % Win his sinh ert