The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1900-07-25
LOCAL AND Personal.

OF the week for their trip to Europe.
Miss Belle Quale, Of Shell Lake, is
in the City, visiting with Mrs. J. E.
Jones. .
II. j. Corlin, Bayfeld's p2pulsr
chief Of police was in the city yes
terday.
Bert Hill, of the Bayfield, Press,
was a base ball visitor to Wash
burn Sunday.
The Washburn Band will accom-
pany the excursion to Rice Lake on
Sunday next
Postmaster Robert Pugh, of Hay
ward, was here Sunday, and took in
the ball game.
DR. Christensen has left here after
q short visit and has gone to Mime
sofa on a visit
Chairman L. Fl. Lien, of Mason,
was here two or three days during
the past week.
Guy Freeman, visited his parents
in Sioux Falls, Sonth Dakota, the
latter part Of last week.
Jackson Reuter-, of Madison, visit
ed the family of his brother LATE
here during the week.
A week ago last Tuesday the Bige-
low lath mill made arecord breaking
cut of 81 500 in ten hours.
A. J. Mussell. the genial chair
man Of the town Of Bayfield,, was a
Washburn visitor yesterday.
Miss Maloney, Of West Superior,
is in the city visiting at the lone
Of Mr. and Mrs w. A. Marshall
Col. Isaac IT. Wing and VIM.
Knight represented the town of
Bayfield, in today's county conven-
tio1.
The county btard will meet Auy-
ust 1ot for the purpose Of arranging
for funds to carry on the county's
business.
Geo. A. Kaun. of Madison, will
occupy the pulpit at the Congrega-
tional Church next Sunday morning
and evening.
About fifty bayfield, srooters
were down to witness the ball game
between Superior and TashUuru
here Tuesday.
The editors of the Wisconsin Press
A o3iatiou are having a high old
t me over in the Wisconsin Vall:y,
on their annual iunket.
DR.. Mertins, Of Ashland. las been
secured by DR.. Spears to look after
his practice during the latters ab-
sence on bis European trip.
John Murphy has returned from
his trip TO Florida, where he has
been loohiDg over a tract Of land for
the Bigelow lumber company.
Nice red raspberries are in the
market, and the blue berry season is
also here. The crops of ber-
ries are not very large this year.
r. ]. Meehan of this city, bias filed
a petition in bankruptcy in the
United States court. He puts his
liabilities at 500, 600, with no assets.
Steve Merrigan, formerly of Bio
on, was in the city Saturday.
Steve has settled down as a con
tractor at Ashland, and is doing
well.
w. J. Frost, of Menomnie, Mich
igan, is in the city visiting at the
home of Mr., and Mrs. W. A. Mar
shall He is a nephew of Mrs.
Marshall,
The ball club will 90 to Rice Lake
Sunday with the intention of WIN
ming. The management hopes there
will be a good crowd of fans to &C
company them.
Currie G.. Bell, Frank Boutin,
Will Gardner and Frank Boutin
junior, we're Washburn visitors yes
terday. They all occupied the bald
headed row at the ball game.
Edwin Snow. Of Iron River, was
Washburn visitor Monday. Ed has
just completed a course in the state
University, and will return next
year to take up the study of law.
Major and Mrs. Dickerson return
ed to their home in Washington D.
G. Sunday, after having visited here
two or three weeks with their son,
T.. M. Dickerson and his family.
James Dill, the prettiest little
darkey BOY that ever came to Wash
burn, left yesterday for Kansas
City, for few weeks visit. 1t is