Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-05-23

ing home FRIDAY.
The ladies of the Catholic church
conducted a very successful fair a.
the Denton house Friday and Satur
day afternoon and evening. Ice cream
cake aud Strawberries were also served
by the ladies.
We would like to see the Regulars
cross bats with the Ashland nine, il
the Ashland AGGREGATION has more
sand than last years nine had.
Al. Croker has announced his at
iention of being candidate for School
Clerk in District No. 8, and Al. is in
the race TO win. So far ne has no OPP
position for the office.
-Twenty-one cans of pike fry ar
rived here the past week from the
Minocqua state hatchery, which was
distributed in the lakes near this city.
Three cans of Rainbow trout fry was
received at Conoyer which were placed
i'm the trout streams near that place.
Why do you use soap? You use
it because 1t assists in removing the
dirt. Why not use Galvanic Soap,
the best soap that was ever madeP
Easiest on the clothes; easiest on the
woman.
The L. Z. Hall & Co., are build
ing lumber shed 2Ox1OO near the
depot. The building is in a fine To-
cation not only for the convenience
OF unloading lumber and building
material, but also for the local trade.
Late Wednesday night some un-
known person set lire to Mrs. Martha
Mayo's house two miles north west Of
town. Mrs. Mayo was visiting her
son Joe, when the house was burnt,
and she lost everything in the house
the loss will amount to about 5000.
Ii is thought that the house was set
on fire by tramps.
M. Frankie has upon the urgent
request of large number of citizens
in School District No. 2, decided to be
a candidate for Clerk in that district.
This is Mr.. Frankle's first political
strife in our city, and as James White
his opponent for the office has been in
the field for some time. lively cleo
ton is looked for.
j. w. Pope arrived Wednesday
from ST. Louis, and is fixing up around
his summer home Of Yellow Birch
lake. Mr.. Pope reports that some
body had broken into his house dur
ing his absence aud had stole all of
his rshing tackle and four suits of
clothes. 1t is getting to be a usual
thing nowadays To hear of somebody's
house being broken into. IL seems
that house can't be left alone over
night without somebody breaking in.
Charles A. Payne, of Milwaukee,
will lecture at the Congregational
church this week Thursday evening,
on ''Glimpses of America" from Ocean
TO Ocean, from Mexico to Alaska, and
the lecture will be illustrated by 6ne
colored and dissolving views. Mr..
Payne's illustrated lecture is well
spoken of BY the press of Chicago, Mil
waukee and throughout the state, and
i large crowd Of Eagle River citizens
will no doubt turn out To hear him
Thursday night. Admission, Adults
25c and children l5c.
An Illinois editor says be never
knew until lately THAT there is such
thing as a professional lovers man
who is engaged by reputable ladies to
teach them the art OF love making. l
had always had desire to become a
professor of some sort, but could new
Ell determine what particular line /
preferred. know now, and If were
about 'steen years younger my shing-
lie would go out ut once. Just think
of IL! Professional loye-hugging
done while you wait-kisses of every
description always on tap-rapturous
thrills furnished in quantities to suit
-ecstatic bliss in every style-heart
throbs by the SORGHUM gums to
suit all yummers office hours from 6
a. m. to 6 a. m. Why do men grow
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