The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-11-14

used up in the past week in pub
fishing the joyous news of great
republican victory.
Albert Holzum and his son-in-law
Theodore, expect to leave tomorrow
for jacksonville, California, where
they will work for Rev. Father
Placidus, who recently left here.
The hardware men find that this
is the time of year that 'they have
to hurry" They are very busy ar
ranging the proper heating facilities
for the inhabitants of this banana
belt.
J. W. Twiggs and daughter Miss
Grace, formerly of this city, expect
to leave their home in Ashland this
week for st. Adams, Vermont, and
Montreal, Canada, for a few weeks
visit.
DR.. Mertens, who has been in
charge of DR.. Spears practice for
several months, has rented office
rooms in the post Office block, and
will continue to practice medicine in
this city.
DR.. T. r. Spears was at Gable
Monday, and vaccinated crew of
about ninty men in Leonard s
camp. DR.. H. G.. Lampson has been
enjoying a few days hunting trip
this week.
Judge W. E. Trip, of Iron River,
locke d after business matters here
Tuesday. Mr.. Trip is giving ex-
cellent satisfaction as the new Judge
in the second municipal court of
Bayfield, county.
! W. G.. Maxcy of Oshkosh. is in
the city, looking over his business
interests here. Mr. Maxcy is
president of the Bayfield, County
Bank and the Washburn Water
works com pany.
VIM. Olson, O. 0. Lund, Christ
Peterson and NJ N. Oistad consti-
tute hunting party who have been
out for several days, They brought
in six deer Tuesday morning, and
went back after more.
There are a good many hunters
and a few deer in the woods these
days. Quite number of unsuccess-
| full hunters have been in the woods
of late. But there are few of them
that have brought home the game.
Sheriff elect L. HI. Lien started
for the woods last Wednesday after
noon, to look for deer. Lever has
been hunting for month and if he
is as successful in bagging game as
he was votes ought to have his lard
er pretty we'll filled by this time.
Raymond Harrington the nine
year old son of Mr.. and Mrs f. o.
Harrington died today, from abscees
of the brain, after a very short
illness. The remains will be taken
to Babcock this state tomorrow for
interment
Col. Isaac HI. Wing was in the
city Tuesday, closing up few bust
ness affairs, preparatory to leaving
for the winter. The Colonel will
spend much of his time for the next
few weeks in Virginia, Florida, and
Washington, D. G.
Peter W. Fox, of the firm of Fox
Brothers, started out a few days
ago to make his annual tour among
the camps. Pete will keep a-going all
winter or until every 'lumberjack"
in Northern Wisconsin is supplied
with gold watch.
Chairman L. H. Lien presided
/ over Ino QollO6fdblOuS OIL Gu0 county
board Tuesday. Mr.. Lien will lay
down the duties of that position
next month in order to take the
more profitable position of High
Sheriff of Bayfield, County.
There are now twelve patients re-
ceiving treatment at the Washburn
hospital, and the institution is prov
ing to be great success. DR.. Hicks
has just had the building wired for
electric lights, and other improve
ments are constantly being made.
Chairman Sauve, of Iron River,
represented his town on the County
Board, Tuesday. He had no time
for any compromise on the bond
matter, and did not hesitate to say
so. Mr.. Sauve will have charge Of
the work of checking up the records