Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-06-27

duties al the depot to-day. Robert
Ziebell will take Mr.. Maly's place.
Charlie will take n needed rest before
accepting another position.
The Modern Woodman lodge held
a very interesting meeting at their
hall Saturday night. Frank Oberk-
laner, Charles Vance and Frank Ma
loney were down from State Line and
were ushe-ed into the mysteries OF
Woodcraft.
Rev. A. f. Herzfeldt, of Apple
ton who will take the place of Rev.
Deiung in the pulpit of the German
Lutheran church for the summer,
spent part Of the week in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. NJ. Hyzer and L.
NJ. Bowers of Milwaukee, arrived in
the city Sunday on the limited and
are the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Z.
Riordan and DIR. and Mrs. w. ID. New
lille at their Island summer home.
N. NJ. Emmons had the misfor-
tune to cut two fingers OH his right
hand Thursday while cutting meat,
Nate evidently came in contact with
the wrong end Of the cleaver.
Joe Flanagan, of Chicago, arrived
in the city Sunday for a visit with his
sister, Mrs. A. Mckenzie and family.
Joe and Mac. will have couple of
weeks fishing.
Adj. and Mrs. Harry White and
children who visited his brother
James White and family for two
weeks went to Escanaba Tuesday for
few days, after which they will 90
to New York to reside and take up
their chosen work.
Several late passengers tried a
running race down the track after the
outgoing passenger Sunday morning,
and it looked as if they would 60 to
Watersmeet on foot but they stopped |
running near the watertank. That
is too early for some.
The Frances Green Repetori Co.,
will appear here next Monday night,
July 4th. The company is a large
one and comes we'll recommended. |
The company also carry a fine orches-
ira with them. Watch for later an
nOuncements.
Rev. George NJ. Babcock will 60 |
Milwaukee next week TO attended the
ordaina:ion OF Rev. Kasselhauth, who |
has had charge of the Amigo church |
for several months past.-Rhinelan-
der Herald. Rev. Kasselhauth is we'll |
known in our city, having held SER
vices at the Episcopal Mission here for
several months, taking the place of
Rev. George NJ. Babcock who former
ly filled the pulpit.
The prospects for a good rasp-
berry, blueberry and black berry crop
are of the best, in fact the crop will |
be larger than for several years past.
Wild strawberries are now being gath
cred and the crop is also large. The
present outlook for a large straw5er-
nv and current crop is of the best and
will exceedingly large considering the
small acreage.
--Minocqua Times: Sheriff Lough-
lin, of Eagle River, transacted BUSH
ness at this place Thursday THE
Misses Grace and Ruby Radcliffe of
Eagle River, arrived Tuesday for
visit with their brother Jonas Rad
cliffe and family of this place.
lister of Deeds, w. b. Raymond of
Eagle River drove over last Saturday
aud spent Sunday with relatives and
friends at this place. His daughter
Genevieve accompanied him and Mon
day in company with her cousin Paul
O'Leary LETT for Tomah for visit
with their grandmother.
"A good joke was played on one of
our popular young men of our city
Wednesday evening. 1t seems that
while playing ball after supper, he
laid his coat down and somebody, un-
known of course, slipped n slice of
brick cheese under the lining of his
coat Sieve. After finishing the game
of ball and putting on his coat be
departed to keep an engagement to
escort one of the fair sex to the PIN
afore" practice. The evening being
quite warm the scent of the cheese
began to be in evidence and this GER
tain young man smelling the cheese,
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