Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-06-13

Mcleod and Miss Sadie McDouga
were the guests of Mrs. Aldrich al
Three Lakes Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. w. Schussman
departed Thursday for Rhinelande'
and Minocqua to sPead a week with
friends.
Miss Mary Vought had the Kin
dergarten scholars out in the woods
Friday for picnic, and the little tots
enjoyed themselves greatly.
Our citizens should not forget to
attend the Mission services at the
Catholic church all this week. All
are cordially invited.
The ladies of the Congregation
church gave a very successful supper
at the Denton house last Tuesday cve-
ming. A large crowd attended the
supper.
w. III. Bonner went TO milwaukee,
this morning to attend the meeting OF
the Grand Lodge of Masons, as the
representative of the local lodge.
Miss Irene Abbott departed for
her home at Rhinelander Saturday, az
ter a successful year as teacher in our
high school.
Mrs. George st. Louis has pur-
chased the millinery stock Of Mrs. G.
A. Maly, and will hereafter conduct
the millinery store ut the same place.
A number of our young people
enjoyed a social dance at the rink last
Friday evening. A most pleasant eve
ming was enjoyed by all present.
DIR. w. J. Pinkerton spent Sun
day ut State Line, where he examined
seven applicants for the Modern
Woodman lodge.
This warm sultry weather calls
for something cool and refreshing, see
the ICE man.
Fred Mclntyre, James Burnes
and Frank Dildine spent Sunday fish
ing for trout in Duck lake and caught
143 trout.
If this weather continues the sum-
mer resorts will soon be flied to their
utmost capacity. Guests are arriv-
ing daily 10 the several resorts in this
vicinity.
Fred Mcintyre and Ruby Slattery
spent Thursday and Friday morning
trout fishing up the line. They re-
turned home with 60 of the speckled
beauties in their baskets.
Arthur Pinkerton, of Waupaca,
arrived in the city to-day to visit his
broth, w. J. Pinkerton and family.
Arthur graduated from the WauPaca
High school last week, and delivered
the class GRAFTON.
Mrs. Pearl Wise who has been
relatives in this city the past
six months, departed for Garland,
Kan, her future home, this morning.
Mrs. Mart Hirzel accompanied her to
Monico.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. II. knight, OF
Chicago, arrived in the city Tuesday,
being called here by the illness of Mr..
Avery, who is a business partner OF
Mr.. Knight. Mrs. Knight is a sister
of n. l.. Kinney, at whose home they
are staying.
The new School Board OF Direct
ors met this morning and organized
with the following officers: President,
NJ. Frsnkel; ce-President, AL. Crok-
er; Secretary, George Z. Fuller. No
other business was transacted at this
meeting.
%. w. Sayuer was over from Say
ner Saturday after his daughter Nab
lie. Who attended oar school the past
year. We acknowledge pleasant
call from o. w.
Miss Jennie Pinkerton, who has
taught school at Rhinelander the past
year, arrived in the city Saturday for
a visit with her brother DR.. w. j..
and family.
u. w. Pope and family arrived on
the limited Sunday from St. Louis
to spend the summer at their summer
home on Yellow Birch lake. Their
furniture and stock arrived on Thurs
day.
Charles Tosch, of Amigo and
Harry Shepard, of Green Bay, were
guests at the Grand View resort on
N~tH.b I.En Eridav hnt nairher of