The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-11-07

house. Myron is hustler anG
ought to make success of his new
calling.
| The ladies of the Congregations
church will give their annual CHECKER
pie supper at the Masonic hall to
morrow evening. The ladies have
always made success Of these
affairs, and will no doubt be liberal
ly patronized at the coming supper
| Oscar Loranger and Charles Rob
erts were brought here from Iron
River, shackled together, and land
ed in the county Jail for safe keeping
last Friday evening. They were
charged with having robbed man
named Henry Schultz of twenty
dollars in saloon at Iron River
recently They were bound over to
the circuit court.
The Milwaukee Sentinel is not
complete without the four page
sporting section, containg all the
latest and best sporting news. Ii
YOU are interested in t-ball, bowl
ing, horse racing, bicycle racing,
chess, checkers, boxing and billiards
you cannot afford to miss reading
the Sentinel every Sunday. Order
of your newsdealer now.
The marriage of Mr.. G. I'll. Flynn,
of this city, and Miss Bertha Brem-
mer of Ashland, occurred in this
city last Thursday afternoon, Mr..
and Mrs. Flynn left the same day
for Chicago, and will probably visit
the south before returning to CHS
city, where they will make their
home.
Camilla Ufsoy, the great violin
list, and company, are to appear at
the ooera house in Ashland on We'd
nesday evening of next week Those
in charge of the entertainment are
making arrangements Whereby the
train will be held in Ashland
until after the conclusion of the pro-
gram so that those attending from
here and Bayfield, may return to
their homes the same evening.
! III. J. Brace, representing the
Milwaukee Daily Free Press, was in
the city Saturday, looking after
the business interests of his paper.
The Free Press is preparing to
issue an early edition. which will
reach here on the day of publication
instead of the following morning, as
has been the case since the paper
started.
Rev. G. Michaelscn has concluded
his pastorate of the Norwegian
! Lutheran church in this city, and
will leave for Rowe, Illinois, with
his family this week. Mr.. Michael
son has been here for a good many
years, and has made many warm
; friends throughout the city, who
will wish he and his family happiness
and prosperity in their new home.
L. J. Mcdonald, who has been the
pharmacist in the Fox Brothers
store for more than six years has
accepted position as travelling
salesman for William r. Warner &
! Co., of Philadelphia, ard expects to
move to Mankato, Minnesota in
about two weeks. Mr.. Mcdonald
and family have many warm friends
they have made in their residence
here, who will wish them we'll in
their new home.
Remember that the first number
in the entertainment course-a
lecture by Father Dunno, of Eau
Claire, comes on Tuesday, Novem-
Der 10. Course tickets will be dis
tributed to subscribers and collec-
tions made for same before that
date. Course tickets may be OBJ
tanned from any of the high school
teachers, the price of tickets is So
There are five numbers In the
course.
1t is said that there may be an
abundance of candidates for the of
fee of supervisor OF assessors at the
coming meeting of the county board
next Tuesday. Quite a mum Der OF
names are being mentioned, and il
is not altogether improbable that q
good bio contest may be on. It is
reasonable to presume that some oil
the outside towns will have favor
it's tor the place, and these in add.