The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-06-20

home at West Superior. Miss
Ysobel Clifford accompanied her, and
will attend the Commencement ex-
ercises at the West Superior Normal
school.
John A Jacobs has bis new dock
at his mill practically completed,
and has track running from the
railroad out onto it, by which means
LOGS are unloaded directly from the
cars into the water
The Ladies Of the Maccabees will
serve ice cream and cake, straw
berries and cream and coffee in the
Yates building next Saturday after
noon. Give the ladies your patron
age.
The Modern Woodmen of this city
observed Memorial services last Sun
day afternoon, after meeting at their
hall they repaired to the cemetery,
where the graves of deceased mem
bers were decorated.
Allen Halversen of West Prairie,
Wis, says "people come ten miles
to buy Foleys Kidney cure, while
J. A. Spero of Helmer, Ind, says:
It is the medical wonder of the
age" Sold by Owen, Frost & Co.
Richards and Pringles Georgia
Minstrels appeared at the Opera
House last Friday evening, and
were greeted by full mouse. TIE
performance was clean and there
was not an objectional feature. They
are far above the average of min
strel troupes.
Rev. John Gibson is considering
a call from the Congregational
Church, of Iron RIVER, and will likely
accept it. Mr.. 'Gibson's time is up
here the last of this month. He has
made several visits to Iron River,
and has preached to the people there
on one or two occasions of late.
Jerry Kelly was down from Itasca
during the week, looking after some
Improvements being made in the
machinery at the elevator Jerry
says that Itasca is all right, but
that the warm spot in his heart al
ways beats for Washburn. Jerry is
looking as fine as silk.
Rev. A. V. Ingham was here from
Neillsville during the greater part of
the past week. Rev. Ingham has
many friends in this city, formed
during the years he was pastor of
the M. E. Church, and all are pleas
ed that he appeared to be prosper
ing in his new field of labor. THE
TIMES acknowledges very pleasant
call from the gentleman.
Mr.. NJ. S. Hayner. piano tuner
for the firm of Lyon & Healy, of
Chicago, will be here this week, in
connection with the Concert to be
given by the Ladies of the Episcopal
Church. He will be prepared to
tune pianos for those who may
wish his services on Friday and
Saturday. Leave orders at Fred
Terril's store and they will receive
his attention.
The following boats were at the
Northwes tern Fuel Company's dock
during the week: Mary McGregor,
John Owen, James c. King, Merri-
mac and Neshota. The employees at
the coal dock are finding this very
profitable time for their bust
ness, and the pay days show that
| they are making lot of money.
t Business has been very active at
E the dock for the past few weeks.
A meeting Of the members, con.
S gregation and friends of the Con.
5 gregational Church has been called
t to meet in the church at half past
, seven o'clock this evening, to act
. upon some very important matters
r The question of new pastor, and
} also the matter of building the new
Y church will be taken up. This is
perhaps one of the most important
church meetings the Congregations
people have ever had.
Only two more Sundays as pastor
F. of the Congregational Church II
g Washburn. Next Sunday Mr.. Glib
! son will preach in the morning OF
S ICONS erection to God" and at nigh
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