Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1904-08-01

day for a weeks visit at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Z. Riordan.
"A ten pound daughter arrived at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. George kel-
lev of State Line Sunday. George can
now climb the tallest pine tree in the
country over his happiness.
The strawberries sent from here
to the st. Louis Fair by Will Adams
arrived in fine condition, and attract
ed considerable of attention from TO
the State Horticultural exhibit.
Mrs. c. M. Calvert returned to
her home at Eau Claire Thursday, al
ter two weeks visit with her mother
Mrs. John O'Connor and other rela-
tives.
Mrs. b. w. Lewis returned to
her home at Grand Rapids, Mich.'
Wednesday, after short visit with
her sister, Mrs. James Cavner and
family.
F. S. Young, o. w. Young, J. 5.
Sawin, Andy Monahan and Burt
Rohan came up from Chicago We'd
nesday and are spending a week at
Mr.. Young's place on Eagle Lake.
Mr.. Amos Radcliffe returned to
bis home at Wolsey, S. d., Wednes-
day. afeer a months visit with his
brother John Radcliffe and family.
Word was received here Friday
morning, announcing the death of
Mrs. G. Jeffries, at Waupaca, mother
of Mrs. NJ. b. Sanborn. The bcreaved
relativer have the sympathy of their
many friends i'm this sad hour of need. /
Miss Julia Dockery departed We'd
nesday for Milwaukee, where she will
enter the Trinity hospital and take up |
professional nurse. A large number
of her friends were at the depot to see
her off, with their best wishes for her
success.
-Berrying parties are the real
things now days. Everybody are get
ting all the berries they want to put
up. This is the best berry season for
several years past, and the way that
the berries of different kinds goes into
the cellars this summer won't be very
slow.
Mrs. Leavenworth and Mrs. Mil
Ter, of Grand Rapids, Mich, arrived
in the city the first of the week on a
visit to their sister, Mrs. N. A. Garri-1
son and family. Mrs. Leavenworth
returned to her home Saturday, while
Mrs. Miller will make an extended Wis
1t here for her health.
"A. Mckenzie and Fred Ewert had
the good luck TO hook a 25 pound mus
up in Link lake Saturday, and
after an hours hard struggle the man.
aged TO land him. Mac can catch fish
when nobody else can. He certainly
carries a rabbits foot or some other
charm in his pocket.
Deputy Game Warden Jas. 0ber-
holtzer made a big haul Tuesday.
Beach Brothers, proprietors of a sum-
mer resort on Butternut lake were ar
rested for having venison in their pos
session; also Messrs. Barker and Ben
net we're caught seining minnows at
the forks of Butternut Greek and Pine
river. The gentlemen were taken to
Crandon where they pleaded guilty |
TO the charges and paid their fines.
On agin, off agin! That is the
condition of the butchers strike and
it keeps Charley Tosch busy keeping
track of telegraph orders. and other
telegraph orders, countermanding the
previous telegraph orders.-Antigo
Republican. Charlie made his custo-
mers here call Friday, and then went
fishing.
While some of the ladies where
berrying at Rummels last Wednesday,
in their ramble they strolled into an
Enclosure predominated over by a vi
cous gentleman COW who took un-
kindly to visitors, and they those la
dies climb nearby tree for shelter
wasn't slow and their they staid until
the hero, one of our young grocery
merchants, happened along and helped
them from their lofty position to a
safe place outside of the pasture.