The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-07-31

permitted at Hayward last Sunday
The Ashland papers have given
warning to the people of that city
to lookout for pickpockets and the
like, which are supposed to have
come into town to profit from the
| carnival.
! The annual teachers institute for
! Bayfield, county will open next Mon
day. Prof. Kipp of River Falls,
| Prof. Whooper of Ashland and
| County Superintendent Jessie N.
Smith will have charge. A large at
tendance is expected and the young
men of the city are anxiously await
ling the arrival of the many school
ma'rms.
i S. "A. Downs shipped his furniture
over the Northern Pacific to Ana
wites, Washington, last Monday.
Mr.. Downs and family will leave
next Tuesday with the party that
are going west, but they will remain
in Anawites. Their many friends
4 wish them success in their new home
j but regret to have them leave Wash
burn.
i The marriage Of MIR. Isadore
! Joanas and Miss Victoria Lereau,
both Of this city, was celebrated at
i the st. Louis Catholic church last
! Monday morning. Mr.. Amel Skantl-
/ ing and Miss Mary Jonas acted as
| best man and bridesmaid, respec-
lively. A dance was given at the
Opera House in the evening, at
which their many friends spent a
pleasant time,
The Uniform Rank Of the X OF.
NJ will give a social dance at the
Il opera House Thursday evening,
July 81. The uniforms have arrived
and the boys will make q fine APP
pearance. Good music and caller
have been secured for the occasion
and every one will be insured q good
time. Tickets so cents.
Rev. G. H. McIntosh's resignation
as pastor CT the congregational
church takes place thi: week. Mr..
Mcintosh will continue to reside in
the parsonage, and will supply the
!, pulpit for a month or more. Rev.
M. T. Fenanga, principal of the Ash
land Acadamy will preach next Sun
day at 10:45 a. m. There will be nc
service in the evening. Mr.. McIn-
, tosh will spend the day in Odanah.
Sells & Downs circus which showed
, here on last Saturday, although con
tanning many good actors, was a
disappointment in great mary re-
spects. The performance in the
main tent was as tgood as could be
| expected from a show of the size, and
had some especially good features,
but the side shows were something
that would be considereds rank.
4 When circus, that pretends to be a
respectable aggregation, carries
with them lot Of features that are
an insult to any lady that has to
Fcome within hearing dis tsnce of their
tent they should not be allowed adj
mission to any city. They also car
ried with them all the fakes and
"skin games that are generally
found with outfits Of this sort. A
good circus is thing that is sure tc
receive good patronage in Washburn,
! but an outfit that travels from city
to city to seeto what extent they can
ado'' the citizens is rather a bad out.
fit to come TO any town. And il
! does beat the band how many suck
Gle oOI1lO vi tlCoC ohiI SdlueSH like
! those run by the attaches of this
j circus, will gather in. Men who are
SO poor that they can hardly make a
living were seen to go up like meek
little lambs and drop their contribu
tions in exchange for gold bricks.
And worse than that, there were
several Washburn men who helped
swindlers by acting as "cappers, !
and thus induced other people te
participate in the games. The fel-
low who will lend his aid and share
in the spoils Of a stranger who is
fleeing his townspeople ought to be
remembered long time, and made
to sweat upon every possible occas-
sion. Sells & Downs hayea pretty
, creditable performance for THEN
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