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The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
EASTON

MT. and Mrs. Clarence Powell have returned to their home in Bridgeport, having spent several weeks with their parents, MT. and Mrs. Charles Pow ell
 Miss Adele Kellogg of Weston is spending a few days as guest of Miss Lillian Andrews. Miss Mabel Edwards of Plattsville is spending a few days as guest o1 her uncle and aunt, MT. and Mrs. Am prose Marsh, on Sport Hill
 Mrs. William Penffeld is now able to walk about the yard a little each day. Mrs. Penfield has been i'll for several weeks.
 Mrs. Martha L. Andrews is spending a. few days as guest of MT. and Mrs McArthur, in Newtown.
 Miss Edna Clark is spending a few days with friends out of town
 Selectman John H. Candee assisted by William McCauley, recently put g Enew bridge in at the foot of Rock House Hill, where the soldiers when going across with their heavy wagons had torn the structure to pieces. The Epworth League of Lees Chape will hold their annual picnic at Sayir Rock on next Wednesday.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
PERSONAL MENTION.

The stork arrived at the home of MT. and Mrs. Simon Duggan, 433 Kossuth street. early this morning bringing a fat, blue eyed baby boy. Mother and son are progressing fay- orably.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22

If you continually k'hawk and spit and there is constant dripping from the nose into the mouth, if you have foul, disgusting breath, you have Ca tarrrh and I can cure it.
 All you need to do is simply this Fill out coupon below.
 Don't doubt, don't argue! You have everything to gain, nothing to lose by doing as tell you. I want no money-just your name and address.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
MRS. PETERS ACCUSES
 NEIGHBOR OF ISLANDER

street has brought suit against Mrs Bridget Fitzpatrick of 94 Frank street for $500 damages, alleging slander The plaintiff claims Mrs. Fitzpatrick referred to her as Tight fingered and stated that the plaintiff lost a position in a store as a result of this trait. The action is returnable before the civil side of the-.city couxt
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
Letter to Meigs & Go. Rrfdreporrt Cyf

ff 3f Br1dgeport,F Ct. Dear Sirs: This is short Every job painted Devoe takes less gallons than of any other paint. If not, no pay.
 Yours truly 56 FW DEvoE & co Hubbell & Wade co. sell our paint.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22
BOY. SCOUTS CAMP
 CLOSES NEXT WEEK
MUCH ACTIVITY AMONG YOUNG WOODSMEN ON SHORE OF
 HOUSATONIC.

The boy scout camp on the Hou- satonic River has been in operation nearly three weeks and the boys are still enjoying themselves. Most ot the scouts of the first troop have re- turned home, but on Tuesday MT. Mo- Clellan came to camp with boys of the fourth and fifth troops. There has been rainy weather but the boy campers do not mind that; simply don their bathing suits and keep hard at work.
 One of the night rains was follow ed by a rise of the river and the con- seQuent loss of five or six boats. To the boys, that simply meant more fun finding, anchoring, and later bringing them back to camp. Oh, the push shouting and laughing as the boats baked, struck, stuck, sank or whirl- | ed away at the frequent rapids. | Those who knew, adopted the towing plan, with ropes attached one-third of the way hack from the bow. When very successful, as the boat then l sheered off from the bank and the boy l in the stern had an enjoyable ride At the close of lest week an inner while steering.
 organization for the older boys among the scouts was started. The scout movement. is planned for boys l of adolescent years though they are adn1itter as young as twelve. To 1 join the Black Snake Tribe, a scout
 must be over fifteen years of age. As l camp is located in a section where l commonly lively, the. initiations are generally interesting. The charter members, Alexander Leverty, Alexan- der Sperry, Edwin Inglis, Clifford Ap- pleton, Charley Lewis, Ralph Sprague.
 Norman Stanhope. Frank Unwin, and | dInvs frA6 fn T1 1oV l dle big Pete, who behaved so well during the initiation that the boye 1 proposed unanimously to release him at the point at which he had been captured. He was duly grateful.
 Susie, who is now used, is smaller, but found the home of an immense black
 snake which Mr. Mcclellan believes l to be larger than last years cham
 pion. The problem now is to capture
 him without hurting him.
 ; It is customary in the tribes to give
 members names which mark the es- 1 pecial prowess or most marked char acteristic of the brave. Ernest Thompson Seton gave Alexander Lev erty the name "Unjima,'', Strone
 Hand, because he beat all corners in hand wrestling at the last grand
 council at Wyndygoul in July Ing
 lis is .Woodchuck' because when
 he declared there was a woodchuck in the wall; on our hike back from Cos Cob, it turned out to be just the tai | of common red COW. Sprague is l Words" for obvious reasons. Charley Lewis is 'sMake-um.'' because of his mechanical turn of mind and his use- 1 fulness about the camp. Other mem bers have temporary names, but the l medicine man has not yet definitely decided upon the most suitable cog l no1nAn.
 | The boys have little over a week more to complete their coats of tan 1 as camp closes on Saturday, Aug. 31.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-22

other a liar"
 MT. Penrose then read Col. Roose- velt's statement, denying an interview in which the Senator from Pennsyl- vania was quoted from Atlantic. City as making substantially the same ex : plantations that he, made .ins the sen ate today.
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9insldnoiibe NaHribten.

Der R oman elmer 5nup Il
lingsto hter. sn elmer sneliids
japanii6en 3eituug aus Sotio tonnts
man tiir3li4 siH romantii6 interefuns
tes Gei6ittfen Isisn. auf 8eranIais
flung Der japanil6sn Rssierung be-
iudt aljdbrli6 cine gr0Bers Qn5abI
BON @ingeborsHen Der unter Sapdns
5errfhaft itebenben Sniel Gormoiu
bus 2anb bes Ulitobp, um bort ole
Standardization unb Die WuHbsr
Der 3iDiliiatipn in augenihein gu nsbs
men. 3ieis auf Regierungstoiten Dsrs
anitalteten .Souriitsnfdbrten" be3rpes
den Die almdblihe gefdnftigung Der
nod reht uHgsberoigsH 5ormoianer
our9 ibre 3urudtehrenosn 8riibsr, be-
nen man Supan BON isinsr i6onIten
uno beiten Seits 3sigt. Inter ben
piloen uno balbpiloen ReiIenben, Die
Jormoia in biefem Sabre enifanbts. be.
fiHbet fia sin Invertebrates gbepadr,
beiieu before 9dlfte Die 5elbin bes ros
munbuften 8erihtss lit. ben ous 5os
tioer 8latt DsrDffentli6t. 9or etipd
elf Sabrsn besab fidh Elm japanii6er
Spe3eireilpaarsnfabritant ndh 5ors
moia, um bort botaniihe Stubien su
treiben. gei einem Strsif5ue burh
ben llrpalb nurpe er pom Ginsebores
neu gefangen unb Dor ben 5duptling
bes Stammes esfiibrt. Dem grauIas
men Df6unsslgefes semdb follts Der
Jrsmbling ben 2op erleiben. s5aIt i'm
4ugen6lid Der Gretution ftir3te bic
17jdbrise bilbId0ns 5otter oss
5Guptlings, Jujutfu 9esiiagb nit
Rdmen. 5tpifden bic urtbeilspoIIfired
unb bas pebrloie Opfsr. Jlebenb erz
bob lie bic i4lunten Qrme gum Batter
unb befhpor ibn, bas asben nes Wdns
nes su fhonen. Der bduptlina erfiillte
bic Bite ieines ainbes, bod nur unisr
Der geoingune, onb Saiutfu ben s5rsms
ben hsirdthe uno nit ihm fir INNER
ben Stamm perlafie. Woile file iemals
5uriidtebren, bann biirfe es niht ses
ffehen. obne ben SfaIp hires g1tten
mitaubriHgen. Die fh0ns Jormpfanes
rim fiel oem geretteten 3nbelnD nm ben
gals. iilb gleih ndh Der primitipen
lrauungsseremonis sos bas podr ppn
pannsH. Grcu gso!anc, uis aoiutiu
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6ambmr8s Mmerifa'Hinie

ansipriide berii bmter
GHgIhnoer iiber oas @eib.
Gs gift fein Gleno, 6as Elm gSeib
niht Su linoern permodte! tseaeons.
- @as mare oas Seben beS Wnnnc5
iuertb, ipenn es feline 5railen gabca
(Robert gnrns). - Gs ii, inimer ge-
iahrlid), non ben sSrauen theoretiid)
sii iprchen. @ns lie betriift, gibf es
feline @eicDe. ilnr 1bntiodcn. (Tar.
mini. - Gas @eib, oas nid)t anf fem
8eidied)t iIol5 III, gleift elmer aoni.
Gin, Die niht iuertb iit, ibre arone sii
fragen. (5enrn Snprenee. - Die
Srailen iiibren uns. lobt iie ms
ooIlfomanen nader! sse mebr giniid,t
iie erbnlien, oeito nlfgefI1rter iperoeii
iie tuerben. auf Der geiitigen GuItiir
Der ssrnIeH beriitf bic Weisheit Der
gldnner. lSherioan). - @ctt iegne
nns gnr5e fd,one @eihIedtl 9fiemono
fam es mebr lieben als ih. 1rot
alIen Ghunhen. bic id, bel ben Grnn.
en acieben, trob ellen Sntiren. bic
id iiber fie seleien, limb iie mir Itefs
lieb gesreien. Id BIN iiberseiigt, onB
elm Mann Der niht cine gelpiiIe 9n.
neiaung 5ii Dem gonsen Beidledk
hegi, bus eiH5eine aasscib ilit1,i 70 lie
ben fnsiu. lpie er mnb. (5terale). -
llnporteiiihe, logiid1e uno itreng ge.
rehte syrniienl 0ott beipobre iiHs nn.
Dor! Denn bic Grniien bieie Gigen.
if1fteH bdtten, piirbe Die MenIhbea
peroehaf iinb bic Gr6e ipiiroe iii Ct.
|uar miite. lTbadsrop).
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ipenn es nlein 0ebirn ourh5ufte -
ib periuarf's inn slueenblid als
llnm6gIihes. @ber sIoiibte iht baB
ser llebericter an bem glutor &c.
iii,tbigt ober bob III Der 3eitrng eli
onoerer Honon eriheine I. pielleiht
botte id) idlled)t 9eielen
0torgens, iobalO nein Mann buS
Saus ncrlolieu bate, pcrglid) ih oos
englilte @llb nit Ger 3eititng.
2eiocr, id bate gut, su gut geieben,
mid ni6t geirrt Sad 8riblonL" Der
Honlan Der 3eitlug, mar ioentiid nit
Dem Homan beS 9ubeS. 0ie Hamen
ser Scloen oa uno bort oieielben.
2ucp, Die mein Mann iiberbaltpt ntht
crlp1ttte, fano ib in Dem 9ude ifon
auf Der 5peiten Seite. Ger erite
Sob bes 3lpeiten &upiteIs enoete I'M
Goman nit eincm ga, cbenio III Der
3eituna. Sd nutBte mid oamit ob.
finocn: bie llcbericblng in Der Sci.
tlng mar alytbentiit, Die meineS
Wonnc5 nid)t. glber mas nuu2
@orum er3aDlt mir mein Maun gang
an0trc Sdten2 llno nur jest
er3olItc or 10 liigneriIh? gtur oieien
Romau? Ghcr bat er es ihou iriiber
! 10 getriebcn?
sd mar i6reflih aufgeregt.
RauHte in cine 9ubbanollmg, nm
oos r@ebeimniB oes rotbeu Sauics"
81 fatfen. Tort eriuhr ldb Dap iencr
getuiiic Dmge Wtunn bel Mumas Sour
reft gebabt. - Giden$ bat lpirtIit
einen iolben Roman ME geidrieben.
llno audi oas criIbr ih, DAP Poe
feline blrmoriitiibeu Gomane o0er
gtooeilen oeriaBt, ionoeru nIr 0e.
| id)ihten, Die einem Die 9aare 81
gerge treibeu. (2lbsr irie qldn3en0 ba,
ben mir uns iiber pieie 8eihihtsn uns
terbaIten! =. } Wiit einsm Worts: id
erfu6r 4lle5. ($h erfuhr, bab mid
mein W1ann felt 8rpei Sabren nit ben
! fetteIten Qiisen gefiittsrt unb mir BIZ
2iusgeburteu Ieinsr sigensn Pbantoii'
als Werte Der berporragenoIten eE9il
| ihen S6riftIteuer pDrgeiebt bat. A5:l
tparum2 Wdrum? llnb pie peiIt:
lib es mir aud mar, einieber muB.t
i'd: bierfiir CAB es nur cine ernits un:
gTiinolihe lriade, nGmlia Die, pub c,
ni9ts pom GrgIiihen bsritebe! I'M
oa ih ihon auf bic Sagto na6 Del
D1brbeit mar, bette ih mid nod tust
ter, ronnte au6 in bic gerIiB. S6oo!
bort Grtunbisungen iibsr msins,
munu einsu3isben. 9ort erFubr iIa
oab Der angeblih TO fleiRtge S6IIct
oieies Snititutes ME in ieinem Gsber
bort oepsfen mar. Ri6t sinmal isinsl
Ramen bate man bd ie gshOrt!
| Qlip no mar or beun Isit Sipei eSdb
rem oreimal potentlih pon feds bti
! adt2 glur eine einsige perniinitio
2tnttport tpnute i6 mir niht gebsn
bic, Die jsoe SSrau an msiuer Steue lid
gegebeH bate: BEL ieinsr Geliebten!
Die Wobrbeit fam cu6 ans Sage3
lidht, GrlaiTs mir bic Details. Die 3:
fpsiie finb in ben 6dnben msiuss 4c
potaten, unb nuhtrd1Iih nsI'ano auc
msin U1dun tnisfdlia QLles. unb jst
ineiben mir uns. Omar ilsbte mIc
mein Munn um 9erssibuug. Sa. isin
5reuIoiietsit tonnte ih ibm nph bin
gsbsn Iafeu, absr bob .r mir Didsn
, uno poe 10 oorgeIogsu unp mih burt
, feline rIsbsriebungsn unftsrbli6 ION
prommitirt bat - iiebe, oos fam il
. nie unb nimmer berunterihlutsH
, gitt pubr. re9tg sibit 0u Define
unglidIi6eH
8iImo?
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Subes . anseisen.

gtarb ant Tienitae. ben IL Snnt 1912 I'M
sA llbr Mbenbs, In ietner gBopnnne gu Ua
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a. ll1tbsr,

aeIiebter c5otte bon barbara speber, aeb. 3etnt.
@ecrbiaunn an Ganrifng, ben 10, 5iint, uni
s1k flhr mlpraeTts, bon bet Wlarta ntmmels
fo6rtsssirde borifebfi aus. 1914
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Sidrb am aalitpof. ben e. gHui 1912.
etiinae f2 ubr IL gginineH ipohgberfkhen uIii
ben beiliaen EieTbeidirameHier. uHifre iuuieii'
eeiisbie aguiier, SGfpiesermuiier aRb Gtcs'
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gtorb am mliittpof, ben f2. Sitni 1919,
gSctbmitGas Inn I nhr Is Wsuuten. nHfere iH'
uiofidelicble 9odier Sdpeifer iiIfb GtludpeIin,
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CID, q . NJ.
gsiiiipe bes beri,prbeHeH ssrap @rortermann.
I'm eIier BON 65 Sabreu. Qebiirtia ron RelIiirs
ken, 8aeerr 1ic Reerbiaane fineei SomliaG.
cen IL Snut 1912 aGeraeus : llhr, bonn Trnas
erbaife slo Pa Of Ret Moenue. Ct Hetn1tb,
q, ate Itaii ure lpiro 11s lbr IN bet q. Gle.
mems s1lTbe III Ct. 3ernaEh, C.. eiu iebitiries
#ealiiem absebdIicn tupsu ale fsrennee uub
@e'anuieu biermi bofIttit tinaeio0eE fiup bon
Ten trarernbsn Siairrblfrbeurn.
sriets fet nit 1eiuer aibs syrieSe
steuhia. Wu.ffr. eiua't Iu elm sur Rub:
EeHH bar 9rDs taamrf nnb Rldac uiins
gtI:eil IL ber beHereH Seiunaie su.
Wit BEN ztcft perIieseft Ta bic Ieinen:
goti fvirb nns ian eimueI nen peretusr.
H. l5s
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efarb am miiipcd, ben i2. CUNT 1912.
rhrifian Snofks,

Inn gIter bon 62 Sdbrcn. 7os petchsubeadua.
nib finnet itntt am Gnnsiae, ben 70; Jmif, In
rnf girabe. giount auburn, niis, Gnh ift nri'
bat l5,l4lo
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nsb. 90 n a.

i'm alter bon A. Sahren 1ie @eerSiauna iiIis
hei Sautfiua ben J. s. Juni 1919. Ulorgers Z
1lbr 45 0dnueTf ben her aapege hes qelteBs
beiialieys Serrn so. SiItebeus, SO. 1903 ssre
fnen Giynbc ans iiail iHio pirh lzp utr IN Der
CT @auiussairte elm feierIipes ssecuiem obs
aebnlien. II
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catherine anolfr,

oeIfehte 1octier Ron sIbnm unb Gbn sLHbIer.
aeb g,uhIpth, tin IS. pebsusinhre. Iie geerets
alrna iirbei fat nnt Trstiaa, ben IA. lmHs,
gadhmitfaas inn " ilhr pom Tranerbnnfe,
Gee Stehlano stneuue nno Sfeffon Eirdbs,
ofs tposu &crfuaflhte uuh Srenube rbne freiiss
nc 5ioas toiIidIt etuaeIaheu itnb con
13,ts~ Tn fraHsrnssn ctntsrbIttbsueu.
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GiGrt am Giittnot, ben H. 3uni 1912
SIbgubg / ubr rs altHuten,
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-06-26
Notice of Annual School MeeIing.

Notice is hereby given to the
qualified electors of School Dis
trict No. 1 (which comprises all
of the territory embraced within
the town of Eagle River, Villas
county, Wisconsin, pursuant to
an order of the town board of
supervisors of the said town OF
Eagle River as provided by chap
ter 38S of the Laws of Wisconsin
for the year 1911 that the annu-
al meeting of said school district
for the election of officers and the
transaction of other business,
will be held at the school house
in the village of Eagle River, in
said town, on the first Monday
being the 1sr day of July, 1912,
at Z O'Clock in the afternoon.
Dated this 22nd day of June,
1912. E. A. EVERETT,
Sec. Board of School Directors.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-06-26
REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS

The following real estate trans
fers were recorded at the Office
of the register of deeds this week:
d. E. Riordan and WI. to A. McKen-
zie, cashier state bank of f. r., lands
IN village Of E. r. also in I. 1910; W
ID, 81.
A. w. Sanborn and WI to Frank
Sistell, W fl half ne t sec. 1910; W
d $S69.15
I'll Loughlin and VT to State Bank
of f. r. und. Of lot 8, blk. 2 plat of
neI NV; d ST..
Charles Chaffee to G. +. San born Co.
sec. 33-40-10; wd $3.50.
G. F. Sanborn Co. to D. F. Riordan,
lands in SEC. 26-27-35-36, I. 1910; W
d $500
NichoIs-Frsssel Co., to VIM F.
Dunn, lands in village of E. r. also in
I. 1910; W d 81.
John F. Nichols to VIM. f. Dunn,
ne NV and lot /, sec. 1926; q c 81.
VIM. f. Dunn & VT to Swan Dahl
berg ct Ell; ne NV and lot sec. 1926;
wd $1125.
o. 0. Kerr & WI. to Nichols & Fris-
sell, 81 sw4 sec. 8-42-7e. q C 81.
Wis. Blue Grass Land Co.. to Matt
Anderson. e1 sci sec. IA and lot 1-sec.
%, L. Also; W d 1888 60.
Turtle Lake Lbr Co., to Frederick
Ives Carpenter. lands in AS and 49,
5; W d 81.
Geo T. Halbert and WI to Wash
burne S. Bates, lot l sec 36-43-10; d
$3.50.
Geo. I. Halbert and WI to Ella NJ
Bates, lot "a plat of Black Lodges and
part of lot 1 sec. 36-43-10; W 1925.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-06-26
Returned From Florida.

Joseph Foley and family return
ed from Florida Thursday after
spending a year in that state.
Mr.. Foley has come to the con-
cIusion that Florida may be all
right but he prefers Northern
Wisconsin. Mr. -Foley's return
gives proof to the fact that all
the glowing terms in which that
southern state is painted are
in a large part the lure to entice
settlers. That state has not the
conditions to back up it's asser-
tions like Wisconsin has.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-06-26
First pub. May 29-last June lew

ORDFR FOR ADJUSTMENT OF CLAIMS
AND NOTICE TO CREDITORS.
State of Wisconsin, County Court for Villas
County.
In the matter of the estate of Richard Nelson,
deceased. In Probate.
Letters of administration on the estate of
Richard Nelson, late of the town of HaCkley.
in said county of Villas deceased; having been
duly granted to Alex Higgins of Villas county,
Wis. by this court;
It Is Ordered. that the time from the date
hereof until and including the first Tuesday OF
December, A. d. 1912, be and the same is
hereby fixed as the time within which all cred
itors of the said estate of Richard Nelson, de
ceased, shall present their claims for examna-
ton and allow ance.
1t is Further Ordered. that all the claims for
necessary funeral expenses, for the expenses
of the last sickness of the decedent and for
debts having preference under the laws Of
| the United States which are presented within
sixty days hereafter be examined and adjust
ed by said court, at its court rooms in Eagle
River, n said county: at the regular term
thereof appointed to be held ON the first Tues
day OF August, 1912, and all such creditors are
hereby notified thereof.
1t is Further Ordered. that all other claims
and demands OF all persons against the said
estate OF Richard Nelson, deceased. he exam
ined and adjusted before this court at its
court rooms in Eagle River, in said county, at
the regular term thereof appointed to be held
on the first Tuesday of December 1912 and
all creditors are hereby notified thereof
1t is Further Ordered, that notice of the
times and places at which said claims and de-
mands will be examined and ad jus ted as afOre-
said and of the time above limited for said
creditors to present their claims and demands
be given by publishing a copy of this order
and notice, for four successive weeks once in
each week. in the Villas County News 2 weekly
newspaper published in the county or Villas
the first publication to be within fifteen DAYS
from the date hereof.
Dated this 2Sth day of May A D. 1912.
BY the Court,
AMOS RADCLIFFE,
County .Tu1ue
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-06-26
PERSONALS
sezeeseGsseezszsesaesse:


I. L. Metz of Hackley is in
town today.
Fred Price arrived from Rhine
lander Monday.
Chas. Blohm was down from
Conover tuesday.
Peter Hedeen IS a business Wis
Itor from Conover.
Mrs. Louis Denton was down
from Rummeles Monday.
Miss Edna Marett left for her
home at Wausau yesterday.
MIR. and Mrs. Julius Dicknlan
transacted business in town yes
terday,
c. E. Holmes of Milwaukee is
spending the week with his cous-
in, Dr. K. A. WoerfeI
Mrs. L. w. Mauck of State
Line was the guest of Miss Ger
trude Stein Thursday.
Harry Riley returned to Win
neconne Monday after spending
two weeks with his cousin Frank
Carter.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Olson de-
parted for Appleton Friday after
spending two weeks with friends
IN town.
Burt Bake returned to Hack
ley Friday having spent the
week in the village taking the
teachers exams.
The Misses Mildred Madden
and Ethel Swift left for their
homes at Ashland and Odanah
Friday having visited at the
Erwin home on Meta lake for
the past three weeks. Charles
Erwin accompanied them as far
as MOnicO.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-06-26
ORDINANCE NO. I.

An Ordinance to regulate motor boats
within the village of Eagle River.
The town board of the town of Eagle
River do ordain as follows:
Section l. 1t shall be unlawful for
the owner or operator of any boat
propelled by steam, gasoline, naptha,
electricity or in any other manner
than by hand power, to operate or pro-
pei, or cause or allow to be operated
or propelled, any such boat at a rate
of speed eXceeding six miles per hour
upon thar portion of Eagle River stu
ated within the liMits of the village of
Eagle River, extending from a line
drawn across said river at right angles
to the boat house on the bank OF said
river known as Lacau's boat house, to
a line drawn across said river at right
angles to the east end of The wharf
extending up stream from the center
pier of the bridge across said river on
Railroad street
Section ,. 1t shall be unlawful for
the owner or operator of any boat pro-
PEELED by steam. gasoline, naptha,
CiCNbiiS4 VI I'M any OtHSL MdHIcI
than by hand power, to operate OF
propel, or cause orr allow to be oper-
ated or propelled, ANY such boat at a
rate of speed exceeding four miles per
hour upon that portion of Eagle River
situated within the limits Of the vil>
'lage of Eagle River, extending from a
line drawn ut right angles to the east
end of the wharf extending mp stream
from the center pier of the bridge
across said river on Railroad street. to
the western boundary of the right of
way Of the Chicago & Northwestern
Railway Company where such right of
way crosses said river.
Section 8. ANY person or 3persons
who shall violate any of the PROVISIONS
OF this ordnance shall be punished by
fine OF not less than five dollars
(S5.00) nor more than ten dollars
(S10.o0), and sny person convicted Of
a second or subsequent violation of
this ordinance shall be punished BY
fine of not less than ten nor more
than twenty-five dollars.
Section T. This ordinance shall
take effect and be in force and effect
from and after IFS passage and publ
cation.
j. Z. NEMACHECK.
Chairman.
Attest:
Chas. H. Adams, Clerk
Passed June 25th. 1912.
Published June 26th, 1912.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-06-26
To State Public School.

Depucy Sheriff Art Radcliffe left
for Sparta Tuesday TO take the
two Davis boys Of Arbor Vitae
to the state public schoolat that
place. The two little fellows,
Benjamin Franklin and Norman
Charles, are bright appearing
little chaps who give promise OF
growing up into worthy men I'M
der proper care. Their father is
now serving a seven-year term in
Waupun state prison for incest.
Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1912-06-26
Cillett Opened Camp.

Harry Gillett left Chicago last
Thursday evening with a party
of about eighty for his camp for
BOYS at Sayner, Wis. There will
be one hundred camp this sum
mer, fifty Of whom are boys and
twelve teachers. The remainder
are parents and adult friends.
Ernst Alton. who is here as a
member of the county board
from Plum Lake, is an instructor
in the camp.