Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-04-18

attended the w,Gd.Ig of Mrs. Budde'
sister.
The Villas County Jury Commits
sioners. will met at the Clerk of Cir
cult Cunrt's office on April 26th. foi
the purpose OF drawing the petit jury
list for the May Term OF Circuit court
BY the large amount of new farm
machinery that has commenced 10 ar
rive ia our city, visitors to oar city
can readily sec that our farmers mean
business, aud are getting all the latest
improved machinery.
Spare your back and save your
clothes by using GaIvanic Soap. 1.-The
Famous Easy Washer" The soap not
the woman does the work. Try it
and bee convinced. Your grocer has it..
The town board met "Wednesday
afternoon and made the following APP
pointments: Chief of Police, Henry
Sieinmctz; DIR. w. j. Pinkerton,
Health officer; j. j. Roderick, Chief of
Hose Company; Alex Higgins, Town
Attorney; Review. official town paper;
The News, official job printer.
No. the night passenger train
which passes MOnico at Ii O'Clock,
$ ,ulh bound, run off the track Tues
day night, near New London juno
I On. The baggage, express and mail
ears were thrown upon their sides,
aad il is miracle that the occupants
of those ears escaped death or in ury,
but there were no one injured. Tue
local pa senger Nss nver six hou $
la1e Wednesday an account of the &C.
cideGt On the main line.
This is the first time in years,
that the river and lakes were frozen
~ solid. at this time of the year.
The lakes were all open before April
18th last year. tut the present out
look for this year is that the general
breakup will not occur until the mid
die Of next month.
There seems To be a disposition
ON the part of the small boys in our
town, to be throwing stones at win
dows around town, especially at va
cant buildings. Two little fellows
about the aye Of 9 wears tried it sun
iay. on a supposed vacant house aud
were quite surprised to find the occu-
pants very much at home. Parents
should warn their hays against such
acts of lawleSsneSs, AMI save trouble,
as the boys arr known.
The teachers Of the public school
AMI the Choir OF the congregational
,lurch. were most delightfully."- enter-
.aiued by AIRS. Mary b Srnhorn, at
her home ON Main street Friday eve
ming last. After q musical aud liter
lry program. arranged with system
for the occasion. there followed two
systematic searches after
aud things; then COLA
ton followed whirh was served in
very dainty style. The evening
closed with several old songs sung 10y
the company. Every one voted Mrs.
Sanboru a most delightful hostess.
Mart Hirzel gave a grand open
ing at his place AT Hachley Saturday
night, the Wilson's orchestra oil
furnished the music.
Those who attended from here were:
Mr.. and Mrs. Hirzel, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Slattery, Misses Lenua Cav
ner. Lena Cramer, Anna Steinmetz,
Messrs. Otto and Mox Ewald, George
Cavner, Martin Dockery, IL. McGill,
}. j. Roderick and George Auchler.
All report fine time.
A car containing the household
furniture of John Holstrom, a new
settler just moving in here, was broS-
EN- into last Tuesday night. Furni-
ture was smashed and considerable Of
damage was done. This is certainly
not a very bright prospect for u new
citizen To confront. before he actually
gets here to bc robbed. If the cul-
pits doing these petty rob5eries can't
be caught, with the protectors we
now have, get assistance from some
other place but stop these night
raids and punish the offenders.
A new postoffice rule has gone in
TO effect imposing a fine of 5000 or
one years Imprisonment of anyone
who thru carelessness or otherwise
take mail not belonging to him from