Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-10-17

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School nine by a score of 6 to IA. "A
large crowd witnessed the game.
The new cement walk being built
between Higgins and Ricbison's cor
ners is progressing finely and will be
completed in few days if the wealth
er stays good.
Rev. Sale was up from Amigo
Thursday and Friday and enjoyed a
pleasant partridge hunt with Father
Toplaka. The Reverends were sue
cessful in getting several birds.
County School superintendent
Miss Ella O'Leary, came over from
Minocqua to-day to visit the schools
She is the guest of her sister, Mrs. w.
B. Raymond and family.
George Jackson moved in from
his farm near Little ST. German lake
Saturday, to enable his children to at
tend school, and he will occupy the
Avery house on Spruce street.
-''Excuse me, l thought that was
in a Democratic convention" was ut
tered by good Democrat. as he left
the convention, when the Democratic
delegates nominated Republican to
head their county ticket.
Owing to the rise in the price OF
-four, the large bakeries have raised
on the price of bread to local bakeries
and Steve Bowker informs us that
hereafter bread at his place will
be as follows: &c loaves Will be &c and
the 1Oc loaves will be l2c.
Frank Hall and bride who ar
rived home last Monday, gave dance
to their friends Friday night at the
Woodman hall. A large crowd was
in attendance and a most pleasant
time was had.
Prof. VIM. D. Fuller gave dance
ing party at the rink Friday night to
the high school scholars and friends.
Light refreshments were served and
most pleasant evening was enjoyed
by all.
Our citizens should remember the
first entertainment of the series,
which will take place at the Lyceum
Opera House next week Wednesday,
October goth, when the Maryland Jub-
lice Company will he here. The COM
pany comes we'll recommended and
should be attended to be appreciated.
Season tickets $1.00; secure them ear
ly and show your appreciation of
good entertainments.
There will he a big time at Wat
ersmeet this week Thursday and Fri
lay. Thursday the Ladies of the
Catholic church will hold fair both
afternoon and evening, and a big sup
per from 6 to o'clock, and on Friday
night their new school house will be
open with big dance. Every body is
invited.
Olaf Bergstrom, homesteader
near Hackley, delivered to the Com
pany's store at that place Wednesday
us fine bushel of potatoes that has
been seen this year. The bushel con-
tanned So potatoes and weighed 63
pounds, everyone as smooth as cry
stall and without spot on them.
Who can say Villas county isn't des-
tined for tlourishing farming coun-
try?
The friends of Jack Cahill, the
popular representative of Swift & Co.,
who makes regular week y visits here
did not have the pleasure of his us
ual visit this week He was stabbed
by Cupid's arrow last week at Amigo
and now Jack and bride are spending
their honeymoon at the St. Louis fair.
Jacks friends are somewhat surprised
to think that such a staid old bachel-
or as be was, would ever be caught in
the lovers net, but he certainly was.
We re all wish Mr.. and Mrs. Cahil a
pleasant and happy journey through
life.
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