The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-03-07
Local s. Personal.
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4. c. Frost has been here IRON
Chicago this week.
Mrs. J. L. Smith is visiting her
old home at Milwaukee.
Bayfield, is to have new saw
mill GOO for Bayfield,.
The iron Rivea Pioneer promises
us county fair next fall,
Joseph Riley made a trip to Chip
pewa Falls during the week.
BoRN-To Mr.. and Mrs. John
Coffee, Thursday, q daughter.
Mis-. A. E. Bronson returned
from her western trip last Friday.
John Hudson, Of Lake City,
Minnesota, is in the city this week.
Fox Bros. have just placed a new
National cash register ID their store.
Patrick Jacobs, father of John A.
Jacobs was taken quite sick yesler-
day
C. F. Thompson and W. Embree
have been here from Chicago during
the week.
Henry Wacksmith, one of Bay
fields solid business men was in the
city today.
Mable Summerfeld has,about re-
covered from her late sickness with
diphtheria.
Will McMeekin is laid up with a
jammed finger, which was hurt in a
logging sled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred 7. Yates are
expected back from their southern
trid tomorrow.
Miss Agnes Morrow, of Mason,
attended the teachers meeting held
here Saturday.
B.L. Simmons has been at West
Superior greater part of the time
during the week.
Harry Latimer returned last wet k
from his trip to Washington aud
other eastern points.
Charles Geisert is reported as
quite sick this week. Mrs. Geisert
is also somewhat ill.
E. H. Sagan expects to leave soon
for his old home in Norway, where
he, will visit for some time.
Miss Grace Twiggs. of Ashland,
visited her sister Mrs. Maxcy, a
couple of days during the week.
Mrs. Ole Johnson left for Oregon,
where she goes to join her husband
who has been there since last fall.
John Severson, who has been dam
gerously sick with pneumonia at his
home at Houghton, is recovering.
Miss Eta Hines, who is teaching
at Hornersville, was in attendance
at the Teachers meeting Saturday.
W. II. Smith is doing a little log
ging out on the "Battle Axe line
and has a small crew of men at
work.
MIS-. Welton, mother of Under
sheriff Welton, has been quite sick
during the past week, but is i'm
proving.
George A. White has accepted
the position of deputy county clerk
and has entered upon the discharge
of his duties.
Jackson Reuter- has been here
from Stevens Point most of the
week looking after business matters
at the court house.
Mr.. P. J. Mcdonald, book keeper
at the Battle Axe general offices,
expects to leave soon for St. Paul to
remain permanently.
Mrs. Chris Geisert expects tc
leave next week for Northwestern
Canada, to spend several weeks
visiting with her mother.
Mr.. Elmer Stanten. the new
superintendent of the BATTLE Axe =
mas Deen quite SICK IN MS rooms up
stairs ever the post Office.
W. e. Trip was here from Iron
River last Thursday. Mr.. Trippis a
candidate for the position of NUM-
cipal judge OF the Iron River court.
Joe Kookler, who has been suffer
ing from mental ALTERATION was
taken to the ospital at Oshkosh for
treatment, on his own request, last
week.
Miss Marion Shaver, who is teach
ing in the schools at Mason, was
here Saturday and Sunday, and was
the guest of The TINES family, while
in the city.
Chapped hands, cracked lips and
roughness of the skin cured quickly