The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-03-13

three weeks.
Miss Grace Melville, who has beer
dangerously i'll at the Washburr
hospital for some tine, was dis
charged the first of the week, an(
was taken to west Duluth Monday
morning by Charles Welcome. Her
parents 1--we at that place and she
will remain there until she has
thoroughly recov cred.
| James Caldwell and wife, who
have lived in Wa>h burn for the past
three years left Monday morning for
Reston, Manitoba, wi ere they have
secure d piece of land, and will en-
gage in farming Mr., and Mrs.
Caldwell formerly conducted the
Nelson House here, and their many
friends wish them all manners of
success in their new home.
The baby elephant which Ringing
Bro hers, the circus mon, expected
to exhibit next season, died at the
circus winter quarters at Baraboo.
The little fellow was the second
elephant born in the United States
and the circus people expected to
make a drawing card out of him.
| The BODY will be mounted and it is
expected the circus will still make
a drawing card of him.
I. W. Marks and Miss Sarah
Poziski were united in the holy
bonds of matrimony last Sunday
afternoon at the Jewish Synagogue
in. Ashland. After the ceremony
banquet was held at the Masonic
Temple. The following from here
were present: Mr.. and Mrs. Jake
Segal, Louis Segal, Mr.. and Mrs. 5.
Shoresman, K. Segal and family
and S. Neudeleman. They return
ed to this city Tuesday, and will
commence housekeeping over Mr..
Marks drygoods store on West Bay
field street.
''The Deestrlck Skule" attract
ed large audience at the Opera
House last Friday night, and
the piece was put on by local talent.
A very fine musical program pre-
ceeded the main attraction of the
evening, and was thoroughly enjoy
ed. All deficiencies in the produc-
tion of the ''Sulke" can be easily
overlooked when it is known that
over sixty dollars was netted to the
Church on account of the evenings
entertainment. Quite number
took part IN the production, and
many of them were rugged up in
yea ancient costumes. and did
everything possible to make the play
a success. The Church people feel
highly gratified at the successful
financial result.
The base ball enthusiasts are talk
ing matters over, and are not sure
that they are ready to pass up the
great national game this year, as it
seemed up to the past they would do.
There is strong likelihood that the
team will yet be organized, and that
Washburn will again 90 after the
penant the coming summer. A
meeting will likely be held in a few
DAYS for the purpose of considering
matters. In the event of the organ
ization of team it would no doubt
be best to have it enter the Lake
Superior league, which is being
formed. If the matter is promptly
attended to this can no doubt still be
done.
We will carry millinery this sea-
son just to accommodate our Gus
toners, and will sell 1T deep cut
prices. PRATT & Co.
The new town of Port Wing was
created by the county board at the
meeting held here Friday. There
has been lively tussle among the
members of the board for this town,
and a compromise was finally reach
ed whereby there will be new
town, and the election will be held
at the regular time this spring, and
the new officers will put the new
town into regular form. The terri
tory Of the new town comes out of
Washburn, Bayfield, and Iron River,
and is composed of the north half of
49-7 which was Washburn territory
the north half of 1873, which was
Iron River territory, and the north
| half Of 1Q7 al Of E0-7 and tho frac