The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-02-28
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AL Hartley has returned to Wash
burn, after spending several months
at Minneapolis.
Oliver Johnson. son of L. O.
Johnson, has been very sick during
the past two weeks.
Mrs. D. W. Corning has been
quite sick for the past two weeks,
but is improving.
The seventh son was born to Mr.
and Mrs. E. Dcmars, Friday. There
are no girls in the family.
Picture fra ming and enlargments
at Trumoower's, the photographer.
John A. Jacobs is about TO make
extensive improvements to his scow,
so as to facilitate the hauling of
logs.
Mrs. Chris. Geisert expects to
leave next week for British Column
bia, to visit her mother for a few
weeks.
A. C. Frost has been here from
Chicago most of the week, looking
after his interests in the W. B. & l.
r. railroad.
John Richards, formerly of Drum
mond, but now Of Crookston, Mime
sofa, visited in the city during the
past week.
John Love met with an accident
the first of the week. He fell from
car while loading logs and injured
leg somewhat. but not seriously.
The high school is preparing to
entertain the Ashland high school
Friday of next week. A banquet is
templated in honor of the visitors.
WANTED: Position at general
house work, prefer place with no
children. Inquire TINES. Office.
MARY HURT.
L. O. Johnson is. reported in a
very dangerous condition. He has
been confined to his bed aud 1t is
considered doubtful if he RECEIVERS.
The Clerks dance last Friday
night was social and financial sue
Gus. The young people had an ele-
CANT time, while the Union cleared
neat sum.
Bayfield, has two indoor base ball
teams who are keeping in trim, and
will be prepared by spring to play
out door ball and beat everything
on the Bay-maybe!
Mr.. and Mrs. John Baxtrom are
preparing to move to Ashland,
where Mr.. Baxstrom has secured
good position with one of the mill
companies for the coming season.
A sleigh riding party came over
from Ashland in a carry-all Monday
e evening and attended the entertain.
given by the Catholic Children in.
=. the Opera House.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational church met with
Mrs. W. FL. Lemke last Wednesday
afternoon, There was an unusually
large attendance, and a delightful
afternoon was spent.
Tim Kearns announces himself as
a candidate for supervisor in the
spring election. w. j. Dolan has
also came out. These two appear
to be the only candidates up to
date, but there will be others
The play of Captain jack ard
the drama Down They Go" given
by the Catholic children at the
Opera House was generouly patron
lied, and a very pleasing entertain
ment was given.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mike Sullivan, are
mourning the death of their two
year old daughter which occurred
Sunday morning, after the little one
had been i'll but two days with pneu-
monia The funeral was held at the
Catholic church this morning.
Come and get dozen of those
fine PLATING cabinets at Trum bow
er's. the photographer. The price is
right.
A program has been arranged for
a county teachers meeting to be
held at the Walker school house
next Saturday. The Bayfield, coun-
ty teachers get together for the
purpose of teachers meeting about
once year.
The Northwes tern Fuel compan v
have been at work on the coal dock,
and as soon DIS the weather moder-
ates active work will begin in putt
ing down new floors, new upper