Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-12-26

Art. Mcleod came over from
Washburn Saturday to spend Christ
mas with his mother, Mrs. r. u.
Mcleod
Miss Emogene Colman and niece
Bessie Colman went to Chicago this
morning for short visit with rela-
tives.
Con Wiegand, Jr., stopped off in
the city Friday to visit relatives, on
his way FROM Crystal Falls to Antig ;
where be will clerk for l.. krom.
john Hanson was over from Min
ocqua The first of the week, and he e.
, poets to move into the sheriff ; quart
ers about this week Friday.
De w. j. Pinkerton attended
NEE ting Of the Villas Cou ty Medical
Society at Minoyqna Tue ay and
Wedm sdty.
Mr.. Ester Hollenbeck and NIL
Louis Anderson, of Livingstone, Mon
tana. were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. H. Bomber the fore part of the
week.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Eschenback re-
turned to their home at Gutenberg
Tuesday, after short visit at the
home of VIM. Persohn.
MISSES lilly and Almira Leubka
arrived Saturday from Milwaukee to
spend Christmas at the home Of there
sister, ilrS. John Zimpleman and fam
lily.
Herman korth received word this
morning that his m ther wasn'l ex-
pected to live AMI Herman left for
her bedside at Wttenburg on the 10
O'Clock passenger.
Herbert Maly came over from
Woodruff to-day to visit friends and
atten,! the dance. Herbert is night
operator ut Woodruff ior h. &. & n.
". R'y company.
Prof. VIM. u. Fuller departed Fri
day night for his home at Minocqua
to spend Christmas, and from there
he will go to Milwaukee to attend the
National Teachers Convention.
Miss Exilda Robida was up to
Hackley Tuesday, where he secured
boarding place. Miss Robida has been
engaged by the School Board, to as
sst Charles Wiegaud at che school, be
gin ing after the h1li.lay vacation.
Next Sunday is the beginning OF
the year 1895, and with it comes the
annual New Year promises and resol-
utions TO be kept for Il day or two
and then broken, as it is easier to-
make them than it is to keep them.
Tonight big Christmas dance
will be given at the Lyceum Opera
house Wilson's orchestra will fur
nish the music and good time ! as
sured all who attend.
The members Of the \ ode
Woo !men lodge met at their hall at
urday evening and formed in body
proceeded to the home Of their newly
welded neighbour Frank Hull, and pre-
scented him With fine extension table
as slight token OF remem berance.
TO say that Frank was surprised, is
putting it very mildly.
Dan Patch, owned and driven y,
Pat. Gaffney, one of our local tonsor-
ial artists, was feeling rather fresh
Tuesday afternoon and desired to try
to make Il record without a driver.
and started from Pats. home and made
circuit around by the Catholic
church, past the school house up Di-
vision 20 Main street, thence south on
Main to Wall, turned the bank corner
ana IooleN coihel anu eHueu up at
Roderick's undertaking rooms. Dan
made three corners without turning
over the empty cutter, but at the cor
i ner OF the bauk he turned it over and
AS The cutter was a borrow one, Pat.
has new cutter To buy. The va ne
OF Dan Patch as gone up since his
feat of running alone 10 blocks and
turning ) corners without killing any
one, aud he may be put on the track
next year as the runner without a
DEATH CLAIMS AN OLD RESIDENT