The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1901-11-28

! being severed. 1t was a disastrous
sort of an affair. DR.. Spears was
called and dressed the wound, and
the patient was taken to the Wash
burn Hospital, where he is receiving
treatment.
Don't 90 to the butcher shop OF
hardware store for your toys, but
come to the 99c store.
The Epworth League of the M. E.
church will give a Shadow Social IN
Dir Mitcnell's new office building
Friday evening. Everybody come.
Iraac Lund, of Bio mer, was in
the city last week, locking after
some property interests he has here.
Mr.. Lund owns the ground on which
c. L. Willey's livery stable stands,
having bought it many years ago.
The Bayfield, Press reports that
herring are being caught in great
quantities, and that from fifty to
seventy-five tons are being brought
to Bayfield, daily. The size and
quantity of the fish beats all records
of previous years.
Henry Cardwell, SOB of Joe Card
we'll, met with quite a severe acct
dent last Saturday, by falling on a
pile of loose brick, while playing,
suffering severe cut over the knee.
Several stitches we're required, aud
the lad is pow able to be about with
the use of crutches.
The coal dock at Allouez was the
scene of bad fire last week, in
which large quantity of coal was
bdrned. The blaze was finally ex-
tinguished. The dock was formerly
operated by the Northwestern Fuel
Company, but passed into the hands
of the Great Northern railway people.
Alvin Kelley who has been very
sick and was in a serious condition,
as the result of heart complications
coupled with typhoid and pneumonia
is improving slowly His brother
George Kelley was called here from
Eau Gale during the week on ac-
count of the sickness.
Andrew Score intends to again
engage in the hotel business, and on
the first OF the month will reopen
the Cumberland house, which he
rented a year ago to Andrew Bergen.
Mr.. Score is hardly at home unless
he has hotel to run. and the old
patrons of the Cumberland will find
it strictly up to-date when Mr.. Score
and family get back in the harness.
The Lake Superior Teachers as
sociation will meet at West Super
Tor Friday and Saturday OF this
week, and quite number of teach
ers from here will be in attendance
at the sessions. Among those who
will go to West Superior. will be
Professor D. E. Cameron, Misses
Qvale, Burnett, Grant, BARLEY and
Clifford.
A few things you should know.
The Washburn Steam Laundry does
your family washing cheaper than
you can have it done at home. We
also wash and iron white spreads for
ten cents, to look as white as snow,
and those horrid overall for twenty
cents suit. We cannot be beat for
washing blankets, quilts, comforters,
carpets, etc. We clean gents suits
thoroughly, no matter how much
soiled they are.
Chairman Nelson calls attentio
to the fact that the tax roll this
year is $50, 900 less than it was last
year. The amount of taxable terri
tory lost to the town through the
setting off Of the town of Port Wing
amounts to only few thousand
dollars. According to Mr.. Nelson
taxes must be surely lower this year
than last. The entire roll, he esti-
mates. counting out the territory Of
Port Wing, shows that fully $25, 900
less will have to be paid by the tax
payers this year, as compared with
last year.
give premium for early buying