The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-03-28

Minnesota this week. She Will
likely also visit Iowa before return
ing, and will likely be gone couple
of weeks.
Since the announcement of the
numerous aspirants for the office OF
town treasurer, last week, W. II.
Irish has came into the field as an
avowed candidate.
Robinson & Wieman are fixing up
the interior of their barber shop
and bath room, and when finished
Will have one Of the neatest shops
in the city.
A child of Mrs. VIM. Murray died
with measles and a complication of
diseases. Monday night. The fun
eral was held at the Catholic church
Tuesday afternoon.
Estabrook & Olsen have rented
the Textor building, formerly &C
cupied by the Ullman hardware, and
will occupy it with their furniture
store IN short time.
The I. S. w. A. are making big
preparations for a continuous social
and supper to be opened Saturday
and to run--except Sunday, until
and including Tuesday night.
Ell. J. Finstad came down from
the woods Saturday, where he has
been employed during the winter,
and is now not and heavy into the
contest for the town treasuryship.
The ladies of the Swedish Luth-
eran church will serve supper Mon
day night in the old Beausoliel meat
market, and dinner Tuesday. Lutte
fisk occupies a special position of
prominence on the bill Of fare.
There will be a special church
meeting at the Congregational
Church Thursday evening Of this
week to consider the plans of TIE
proposed new church. All members
and friends invited.
A laborer named Fred Mccormick
fell off one of the cars on the Bige-
low line while it was in motion Mon
day. and was badly hurt about the
head. He was taken to Rhinehardts
hospital at Ashland for treatment.
Rev. HI. Peterson, formerly of this
city but now of Duluth, was here
Monday and Tuesday and sold his
residence to Nels Nelson, the butch
err. Mr.. Peterson says that he and
Tom Jensen are doing we'll in the
grocery business in Duluth.
The Washburn friends of County
Treasurer Dan McQuarry, of Saw
yer county: will be panied to hear
that his health has broken down,
and that he has been obliged in con-
sequence to resign his official posi-
ton and leave for Mount Clemens
for treatment.
George Nichols has been dang err
ously i'll at Houghton He was
taken to Rhinehardt's hospital
Monday, upon the advice of DR..
Lampson, and operated on for
appendicitis this morning. Mr..
Nichols is in dangerous condition,
and his recovery is doubtful.
Services Sunday at the usual hour
at the NJ E. Church. In the morn
ting the Presiding Elder, Rev. A.
NJ. Pitcher, D. D., will preach. The
Sacrament OF the Lords Supper
will be administered at the close of
the mornings service. In the even
ing the Pastor will preach. his sub
ject being "A Faithful Saying" A
cordial welcome is extended to ALL
The theatre party given by Mrs.
McBeath last week was a pleasant
stroke of example, that others of our
matrons might well emulate. The
young people like to get out to-
gether in this manner, and the
married ladies who thus help them
to have an enjoyable time are doing
noble and meritorious act.
'Our Children for Christ" will be
the subject of the pastor next SIM
day morning at the Congregational
Church. Parents come and bring
your children. At night Mr. Gibson