The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1899-10-11

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and there was tremen-
dous rattling about of things. For
tunately no one was injured, and
aside from the damage to the shelly
ing the loss was small.
John w. Twiggs is meeting with
success in selling lots.
he has disposed of large
number, and every day he works OF
a few. Mr.. Twiggs is an energetic
real estate man, and it's poor day
when he can't sell real estate.
The Wisconsin Telephone Com
pany is having merry old row at
Chippewa Falls. The company
raised the rental rates, and
nearlyhalf the telephone users order
ed their instruments out of their
buildings. An independent teles
phone line will be put in,
The Rebekah's will give one of
their famous social dances, in the
Odd Fellows Hall, Tuesday evening,
October 18th, to which everyone is
cordially invited. Tickets including
dance and refreshments 20 cents
each, or 80 cents per couple. Don't
forget the date, October 18th.
A camp foreman out at Sol. Will
kinson's camp savagely assaulted S.
Perlman, the peddier Friday night.
Mr.. Perlman came to town and had
the man arrested, and he paid $19.55
into the Municipal court today.
Besides this he had to swear to keep
the peace, and was discharged from
his employment.
The young child of Lawrence Will
man that was hurt a couple of weeks
ago by falling from the second story
of a building and having two ribs
broken, met with another accident
of the same character Saturday, fall
ing in the same manner, and this
time breaking three more ribs and a
collar bone. The child is recover
ing.
The logging operations of the
Miller & Gould company at Herbster,
have been wound up, and the COM
pany are pulling up stakes this
week pre- paratory to leaving. The
company have beeni in operation for
a number of years, logging from
100000 to 10000, 900 feet year,
and have employed about 200 men
the year around.
Manager Jensen, of the Wisconsin
Telephone Company, is busy putting
in new instruments, as a number of
new subscribers to the telephone
service have been secured. Among
the new phone users are Raarup
Bros. grocery. D. w. Corning's
grocery, w. B. & r. Depot, DR..
Hick s Office, L. 0. Johnson's resi-
dence, Geisert Bros. saloon and
Clerk OF Courts Office.
Grace-Better doctor your health
before applying identifying RENE
dies. Rid yourself of constipation, in
digestion, with Rocky Mountain
Tea, and you'll have beautiful face.
For sale by Owen, Frost &.Co.
DR.. Mitchell took Thomas Thorn
son Co Chicago to be operated on for
appendicular abscess. The opera
tion was performed at the Chicago
Homeopathic Hospital last Friday
morning. The boy is doing nicely
and will return home in three
weeks. The appendix and calculi,
the cause of the trouble, are on ex-
hibition at the Doctors office. NM
The Harvest Home Banquet, given
by the ladies of the Congregational
Church, at the Masonic hall Friday
evening, was very pleasant event.
The tables were beautifully provided
with all the good things to eat, and
every seat in the banquet hall was
filled. E. c. Alvord acted as toast-
master, and toasts were responded
to by @. w. Frost, III. G. Pott, D.
W. Corning, L. M. Dickerson, W.
W. Jones, Prof. Cameron, Rev. J.
Gibson and VIM. Marshall.
NssSsss0G000sy0 ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.