The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-04-11

Grand Rapids, Michigan, where he
was called by che serious illness OF
his wife.
A mum Der of relatives and friends
were down from Bayfield, Sunday, in
attendance at the funeral of the late
Mrs Catherine DuShane
E. T.. Ainsworth, one of the trust
ed representatives of the Weyer-
hauser companies, transacted bust
ness in the city last Friday.
Attorney c. F. Morris, the bright
young Blackstonian authority, Was
over from Iron River last Friday,
looking after legal business.
Mrs. John Wallum was called to
Chippewa Fallsl asst week on account
of the serious illness of a brother who
died shortly after she got Shere.
Mrs. Lizzie Bremen, of Buffalo,
N. Y, sister, and E. 0. DuShane, of
Hastings, MINI, son of the late
Mrs. Edward DuShane, are in the
city.
Miss York has been engaged to
take charge Of the millinery depart
meDt of w. Ell. Lemke's store, and
has arrived here, and entered upon
her work.
Mrs. Mike Sullivan and children
left the first of the week for Whaley-
vile, Virginia, where Mr.. Sullivan
has a good position as sawyer ia a
mill.
Ex-senator D. M. Sabin was in
the city yesterday. The Senator is
heavily engaged in railroad enter
prises, and has still few mortals
yet to harvest.
Mrs. L. M. Dickerson came up
from Sioux City Monday evening,
and will visit here for short time
with her sister, Mrs. Chas. Stevens,
and her many friends.
Gilbert Wannebo and family left
the first of the week for Deer Park
where Mr.. Wannebo has pur-
chased a firm, and where the family
will make their home.
The new laundry has been consid-
erably delayed, owing to trouble in
getting in all their apparatus, but
they expect to get to running with
in few days.
The crew of the Wisconsin Tele-
phone Company is again in Wash
burn and is completing the work be.
gan early last winter, of thoroughly
overhauling the system.
George Irving has returned to
Glidden, where he is running saw
mill, after having spent some time
here visiting his family and looking
after business matters.
Professor Lloyd Brewer, artist in
shoe decorations, who formerly con
Quoted stand in Goodnough's bar
Der shop is in the city, and will like
| ly spend the summer here.
w. G. Winters, division snperin-
tendent of the Omaha, was in the
city yesterday, looking over the
work being done by his company at
the flour dock and shed.
John A. Jacobs expects to have
his single mill runnino about the
eighteenth of this month. The saw
mill has been in operation for the
past two weeks, and lumber is being
turned out in great shape.
Miss Kate BARLEY has returned
from her visit to her home at West
Superior, and is again on duty as
one of the teachers of the public
schools.
Will Robinson, who has been laiC
up from the effects of blood poison
ing for several weeks, is again oc-
cupying his old position as one O
the noble force of THE TIMES office
Hans Severson and family, who
moved from here to Cumberland
about year ago, have returned te
their first love, and are again resi-
dents Of Washburn. They arrived
in the city the first of the week
I always did lean favorably te
shoes, and am better prepared than
ever to give you the proper article
Gail on ]. Berman in the Pauel
building.
The evolutionary entertainment
announced to be given Saturday
evening in the Methodist Church, b.
Mrs. Pitcher, has been postponed
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