Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1903-02-09

Jul c1IIZehs mere the HrSC part OF Tue
week, and was kept busy all the time.
F. w. Mcintyre departed Satur-
day for Medford, from there he will
probably go to Chicago and buy ma
terial and furnishings for his new
summer resort.
Mr.. Hesses, of Amigo, spent the
first pare of the week in the city,
placing accident insurance with the
members of the Modern Woodmen
louge. He reports good success here.
The Progressive Cinch Club which
was organized last Tuesday evening
was a great success, the club will
meet every Tuesday evening in the
room under the Woodmen hall.
Miss Lottie Vought returned
Thursday from Sand Point, Idaho,
j where she has spent the past year
with her uncle. She will visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. James Vought
and relatives a month before return
ing to Idaho.
j. j. Roderick spent "Wednesday
at Three Lakes, unpacking his new
undertaking supplies. j. j. will no
doubt meet with good success at our
neighboring town when he gets in bis
supply of furniture in the spring.
The Lyceum Social Club enj,ye
a pleasant evening Friday, at the Ly-
ceum Opera house. The ladies' had
prepared fine lunch, which was en-
joyed by those in attendance.
The Choir of the Congregational
Church are meeting twice week, get
ting ready for their concert which
will ''come off, about the 3rd week of
April, and also for the Convention
which meets with this Church the Sc
cond week of May. There are two
dates you ALL must keep clear.
Miss Irene Abbott entertained
Tuesday evening in honor of her Sis
ters Misses Elsie and Matte, at the
Lyceum Opera house. The evening
was pleasantly spent in games and
dancing after which ice cream and
cake was served, all reports most
enjoyable time.
Little Susie frankie entertained
number of her school mates at her
home Saturday from $3.50 until 9, in
honor of her 18th anniversary. Those
present report an elegant time, and
are loud in their praise that Susie is
q most ideal hostess.
The ladies of the Congregational
church gave very enjoyable slipper
supper at Mrs. w. H. Bomier's home
fgst Tuesday evening. A large num-
Der took supper, and fine feast was
spread, the proceeds enlarged the
treasury by a tidy sum. The evening
was was most pleasantly enjoyed, es-
pecially when Casey took his place
at the bat, and the Norsk man gave
his cakewalk. Yes, you missed some
thing by not being there, we'll it is
past but watch for the next one and
attend.
Tuesday afternoon at $3.50 the
hose company was called to the home
of Mike Morrison on the county road,
by a small blaze which caught from
a stove pipe going through the roof.
Through the presence of mind, Mrs.
Morrison checked the fire by pulling
down the stove pipe and W tn wet
broom put the blaze out and thereby
averted what might have been COST
ly fire, as sick daughter was in the
house. The damage was slight.
"A gentleman wishing some oats
advertised in country paper for
them. BY carelessness of the proof
reader the advertisement read: Amy
one having a surplus of cats will
oblige Joel Stemm by taking him
two-bushel sack full" 1t was slight
mistake, instead of an o. but see
what advertising will do. Mr.. Stemm
got twenty-three eats, twenty of
which were Toms, instead of his two
busheI of oats. - Florence Mining
News.
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