The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-05-08

The ladies Of the W. q. r U. were
very nicely entertained5at the home
LOT Mrs. Garner. Miss CORN, the
Methodist Deaconess, was present
with her autoharp and sang very
sweetly. Mrs Marshall rendered a
VERY beautiful recitation entitled
|.aWoman's Sphere" After the pro-
gram Mrs. Garner served warm
biscuit with maple syrup coffee and
|cake. The next meeting will be held
| at the home of Mrs. Gibson, May
10th. AL are invited.
There will be a big turn out OF
Maccabees Friday night, when a
special boat will be run to Ashland,
where the mem bers will enjoy meet
ling D. p Markee, OF Port Huron,
Michigan, supreme commander Of
the order John Brown, Of Stevens
Point, state commander of the order,
will also be at Ashland, and the Mac
caOees expect to have a big night of
IT. The boat taking them to Ash
land will leave here at a quarter
past seven o'clock.
3. B. Crosby arrived here from
Montgomery, Iowa, during the week,
and IS getting ready to go far ming.
lie will engage in the business on a
large scale and has purchased 800
acres of land in section three, town
forty seven, range six. Mr.. Crosby
has sixty-fve head of cattle with him
which he will put onto his new place.
He expects to engage somewhat in
the stock raising business. Evident
" the gentleman has all kinds Of
faith in the lands of Bayfield, county,
Judging from the extent of his invest
ments.
The Art Exhibit at the Congrega-
tional church is in progress and will
continue through the week after
noon and evening. Do not miss the
opportunity to see something good.
This exhibit is intended for the par
ents as well as the children. A pro-
gramme is given each evening.
An admission fee of 10 cents per-
mits you to come as many times as
you wish uduring the week. The
Athletic Association of high school
will serve ice cream at the Congre-
gational church Thursday and Fri
day evenings.
The members of the Methodist
Church have about decided to move
the structure from it's present loca-
ton to point near Washington.
avenue. The reason for this is that
the present location is hardly central
enough, and it is found that the. ele-
CANT basement erected by the society
| is inclined to crumble somewhat,
thus damaging the building. It is
said that there are strong indications
of quick sand where the building
now stands The change will per-
haps be made sometime during the
summer.
The steamer Jupiter was at the
Northwestern Fuel Companys dock
yesterday, and unloaded a cargoe of
400 tons of coal The steamer
Constitution, one of the 4 largest
freighters Oh the great lakes. was
to have arrived here Sunday with a
cargo of $500 tons of coal, but
owing to having suffered injuries
from collision with another boat at
the 500, the boat was obliged to go
to West Superior, instead. She tun-
loaded her cargo at the latter
point and laid up until repairs
could be made. The Fuel company
| is expecting the schooners Nirvana
and Galatea here to day. They are
loaded with hard coal Vice-Presi-
dent "A C. Jones, of the Fuel COM
pany, accompanied by a couple of
eastern representatives of large coal
interests, were here Tuesday, look
ing over the docks and coal piles.
A novel feeling Of leaping, bound
ling impulse goes drought your body
You feel young, act young and are
young after taking Rocky Mountain