Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-03-14


lodge. on the evening at March oath.
Watch for further announcements.
Miss Rnzrlls Bdte. frst-clsss
dress mFLes, has open np n dress
making parlors in The CO omuOs' build
ing. over Morgali's store, where she
will he pleased to meet those desiring
dress making done.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robinson re-
turned to their home at Pratt We'd
nesday after two weeks visit with
Mrs. Rohinson's parents, Mr.. and
rs..M. Richmond. -. .-.-
The Modern Woodman lodge will
give an Faster dance in the hall under
their lodge rooms, Monday night APP
ril 4th. Brusso Bros. orchestra of
Rhinelander has been engaged to fur
nish music for the occasion, and it is
needless to say that q tine time will be
had by those who attend.
The March number OF the North
western Sportsman reached our desk
Saturday. and as usual is brim full
from cover TO cover with the ideal
reading matter which all lovers of out
door life appreciate. The Sportsman
is rapidly pushing to the front in the
sphere which it predominates. Price
sl.OO per year, subscri ptions received
1T this Office.
Mrs. Mart Hrzel left for Madison
by the way OF Milwaukee Wednesday
on a short visit with Charles Slattery
aud family. after which she will 20 tn
MuScada to visit her sister. who will
ia the near future move ont west to
reside. Mrs. Hirzel will be accom-
panied To Muscada by Mrs.. Slatiery.
The stereopticon entertainment
at the Congregational church We'd
nesday night was n success, both Soc
tally anu financially. Che attendance
was not as large as would have been
II the weather hadn't been 81 stormy.
The Rev. IA. Ii. Rottmann of Pardee-
willie who gave the teltainment had
q line machine aud the pictures were
enjoyed bv all.
Andrew Hanson of Hackley, while
At work at the mill at that place, the
iirst of the week tell of from stag
ing aud broke leg above the knee.
The injured man was attended by DIR.
Hobart. The employees Of the mill
took up collection tor the uufOrtun-
Ate mSu aud presented him with near |
y $40, which will help him and fam
ly TO tide over the extra expenses.
Mrs. 81. Everett while a0uut 10
enter Fred McIniyIe's grocery store
ln Wall street, early " ednesday eve
ming, slipped ON the asphalt walk and
in falling sprained her ankle. Mrs.
Everett had her infant son in her
arms when she fell, and it was a mira
rle that she wasn't more seriously in
lured, also the child. 1t will be sew
eral days before she will be able to
get along without the use OF crutches,
aud her many friends are glad that
she was not more seriously injured.
AIR. aud Mrs. John Zimpelmann
relatives and a number OF
their friends Thursday at 6 o'clock
dinner. At their home on Main street.
The dinner was given in honor of Mrs.
birth anniversary. The
evening was pleasantly spent with
cards until the long strokes of the
cl"ck, when those assembled departed
ir their home with their best wishes
lett with their hosts, they sale may
enjoy many more such snniversarys.
An exchange says that in China
women are regularly employed as COS
sips ami are paid To 20 from house 10
house, beating a drum, to announce
their arrival. and retailing the latest
news and choicest scandal. They re-
ceive fee not only from the lady OF
the house, but from the merchants
also, VINO do their advertising through
these gossips. giving them an extra
Zee to sound line praises Of their parli-
cular wares. There are great ulsny
women in this country who are doing
the same work, but, lacking the ''busl-
ness INSTINCT" receive no renumera-
tion.
Political Notes.
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