The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-04-03
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week.
Call on DR.. A. G.. Hebberd, if in
need of dental work.
Helen Wiley is reported quite
sick with brOncE tits
Watch for the next issue of The
TINES. 1t will please you.
Professor w. W. Jones visited
Madison and Milwaukee during the
past week.
Misses Julia and Reicka Mattson
arrived here from New Richmond
Tuesday,
Hats! The proper thing just what
you want, at I. Bprman s new store,
in the Pauer building.
w. w. Downs and J. S. Atkinson
were here from bayfield, Thursday,
looking for judicial votes.
The ladies of the Catholic church
served meals all day election day,
and were we'll patroDized.
D. w. Corning has been quite sick,
but is able to be about again, and
attend to business affairs.
Jerry Kelly is here from Itasca this
week, looking after the repairs
being made at the elevator.
The S. H. &. E. f. of A. served
meals all day election, and had a
very generous patronage.
Currie G.. Bell, of Bayfield,, visit
ed for short time in this city last
Saturday afternoon and evening.
Clarence Oscar leaves for ST. Paul
in about two weeks, and will take
short course in a business college.
D. F. Glover was in the city yes
terdav afternoon, and took the train
this morning over the Battle Axe.
An elegant new line of gents fur
nishing goods at l. Berman's new
store. You should inspect the
stock.
w. A. Marshall is able to be out
again, after having been confined to
the house with the grip for about
a week.
John L. Smith returned Tuesday
morning from Milwaukee. where be
visited with his mother for two or
three days.
Peter Savage, the genial editor
of the Iron River Pioneer, transact
ed business in the city last SatUr
day evening.
I always did lean favorably to
shoes, and am better prepared than
ever to give you the proper article.
Call on I. Berman in the Pauer
building.
Miss Loretta Maloney, one of the
public school teachers of Ashland,
is in the city visiting her aunt, Mrs.
w. A. Marshall, and will spend her
vacation here.
A bundle of towels were left in
the post office last week. 1t appears
that they were being taken to the
laundry The owuer will please
call and get the same.
Miss Maud Grant has gone to
West Superior. Mrs. Grant and
her other daughter also left for
West Superior this week, where they
will make their home
J. E. Tucker and flmily have ar
rived here from Usage, iowa, aud
will make Washburn their future
home. Mr.. Tucker will 90 to work
for the South Shore mill.
Theodore McMopage and wife re-
turned during the week from their
trip south. They have been gone
several months, and spent very
pleasant honeymoon They will make
their home in this city.
Fred Leroux and George LaMere
have retuI ned from short trip to
Butte, Montana. and other points.
They are not very strongly impress
ed with the country which they saw.
To clean up stock, and to avoid
carrying over unreasonable goods
The TINES is prepared to sell at
greatly reduced prices a couple Of
hundred thousand unused election
tickets. Come early and make your
selections.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Dushane
are very sick at the home Of their
daughter, Mrs. w. J. Dolan, with
pneumonia. Mr.. Dushane is nearly
ninety years old, and Mrs. Dushane
is nearly seventy-four years old, and
&c fbau ora both ,arv cicE ba no