Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-11-09

Owing to lack of space we were
obliged to leave out our county cor
respondence this week.
Mrs. M. A. Fuller, of Minocqua,
was the guest of her son, Prof. w. d.
Fuller Friday, returning home Satur-
day, accompanied by her daughter
Ida, who is attending the High school.
Ben. +. Jones who was taken to
the Oshkosh hospital two months ago
suffering with Appendicitis, returned
home Tuesday fully recovered, altho
very weak, His many friends are
glad TO welcome him back.
w. NJ. Hart returned from Mich
igan Wednesday, where he has been
the past month visiting his family.
He left Thursday for Gates County
where he will be engaged for some
time in look over and estimating tim
Der for Grand Rapids, Mich, parties.
A large sized audience greeted
the Asetceam Trio Friday night at the
Lyceum Opera house. The concert
was exceptionally good and was well
received by all. The band boys are
to be congratulated upon their efforts
to furnish up-tO-date entertainments
here.
--Claud Stevens was rendered n sur
prise last Monday night by twenty of
his school mates. in honor of his 14th
birthday. A fine lunch was served,
together with games, made the eve
ming one long to be remembered by
those who participated.
-Pinsbury's Best Flour is approved
OF by the most people, as mere of it
is sold than any other brand. The
Pillsbury Mills make more than five
million pounds of flour daily. Carter
& Emmons are the sole agents in Eag-
lie River.
MIR! Fred Fahning, of Milwaukee,
arrived in the city Saturday and is
the guest of II. j. Mack and family.
Mr.. Fahning will 20 in camp with
Mack and try his luck with the deer
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Conley and
children and Mrs. Conley. brother and
mother respectively of Mrs. Mike
Morrison, arriven in the city Satur-
day from Manitowoc, on n short visit
with relatives.
Joe Nemacheck arrived from Her
Evansville Friday on a business trip.
Messrs. Nemacheck and Geo. W. Rus
ell have recently purchased 40 acres
of cedar land near Watersmeet, which
they will cut this winter. They are
now busy getting things in readiness
for their winters work. II any our
farmers who have any cedar to dis
pose of, the above gentlemen are in
the market to buy their cedar.
Deputy Game Warden Jas. Ober-
hotzer has been the busiest man i'm
town the past week. He wrote up l6
S25 nonresident applications for deer
bunting one day and s applications
another day, besides keeping his Gag
lie eye on the hunters already in their
camps. Ii any othe: district can
show up any warden with a better
record than our warden has, we would
be pleased to hear of it.
-Rhinelander indicator: Mr..
AMI Mrs. George w. Bishop returned
home this morning from a visit with
friends and relatives in southern Wis
consin cities. Mr.. Bishop has fully
recovered from his long illness and is
now a perfect picture of health. Ev-
eryone in Rhineiander is more than
pleased over his recovery. The words
of welcome which greet him at every
hand, sincerely express the pleasure
OF his many friends at his return in
full health and vigor.
Last year several set guns and
snares were set in the woods during
the hunting season, which are badger
Gus to the life of many hunters.
This season a close watch will be kept
for the persons setting snares and set
guns, and if caught, they will be Civ
en- the full extent of the law. Moth
ing but n coward or lazy man would
be guilty of doing such acts, and they
should be taught good lesson. Any
body who would endanger human life
in that way, are crimpals of the