Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-09-26
Mrs. c. A. Maly and sons re-

Louis Denton. Mother and child are
doing nicely. Grandpa A. A. Denton
now wears a broader smile than eve1.
F. G. Hall returned home Sunday
morning from two weeks visit at
the ST. Louis fair. He was well
pleased with the fair but the weather
was too warm for him.
F. L. Hanford, of New York, Wis
tied in our city over Sunday, treated
those who attended the Congrega-
tional church yesterday to fine instru-
mental music, which was appreciated
by all.
Mob King, who has conducted a
laundry here the past two years, has
pulled up stakes and leaves in a few
days for new field, probably Escana-
ba or some other Michigan city.
Hereafter Harry Mcintyre will
send laundry basket to Milwaukee,
and those wanting laundry done up,
can leave same at the store on Rail
road street and it be properly taken
care Of.
About twenty young people gave
a party at Hotel Smith Wednesday
evening, in honor of Miss Regina
Schlect, of Ashland, who was the
guest of Miss Wilson the first of the
week. A most pleasant time was en-
joyed by those in attendance.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mart Hirzel and
Mr.. and Mrs. James White went over
to Rhinelander this morning where
Messers. Hirzel and White will Of
ticiate as delegates to the Congression-
al convention.
The chicken supper at the Den
ton house by the Ladies Aid society of
the Congregational church Tuesday
evening was well attended. The la
dies cleared tidy sum for the work.
The Modern Brotherhood lodge
he'd social hop and supper at their
hall Wednesday evening, and those
present report a most enjoyal time.
The way some of those present got
mixed up with pumpkin pie wasn't
slow.
Miss Rosella Bolte announces that
she is now prepared to take orders for
Ladies' Suits, Skirts, Waists, Jackets,
Capes and Ralncoats and Children's
Cloaks, made by Ed. Grossman Co.. of
Chicago. Rooms in the O'Connor
upstairs.
A party consisting of e. Eli
thorpe, o. K. Weig, Chas. d. Stilwel
and &. Nelson, of Chicago, and Olof
Rosen and Charles Choffee, of Rhine
lander, spent Friday, Saturday and
Sunday looking over the land in this
vicinity. The Chicago gentlemen in
tend buying land here, and from their
observation of the numerous fine
farms here, they were very much inn
pressed with the fine soil and country.
Mr.. Mox Ewald and Miss Jennie
HUN departed Sunday night for Mil
waukee, where many of their friends
slrmise that there is a wedding UNI
der way, and if such is true, the
young folks were very quiet about it,
and gave their friends the slip after
dark. Their many friends extend
their congratulations just the same.
p. Ackerson Manager of the Ivcn-
ska Amerikanska Tribunen, of Super
ior, Wisconsin and j. G. r. Bonier,
editor of The Frihet of Ironwood,
Mich, spent Sunday and Monday in
our city looking over land in our vi
cinity. We acknowledge fraternal
visit from the visiting editors.
Editor Hooper of the Minocqua
seems to think it a good joke, when
we noted that our ball team was de-
feated by the Arbor Vitae nine, and
that the Regulars was going to give
them rubbing here yesterday. The
Regulars can beat the Arbor Vitae's at
any old time or place, bat and that
team knows it. They promised to
come over here yesterday but failed
to show up which made the fourth
time this summer that they disap-
pointed the Regulars, even after the
game was advertised. Doesn't that
look as if they were afaid of the cars,
Bro. Hooper? The home team will
give them a game here any time
send them over