The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1902-04-10

viewed the political oattleIelas o.
Hayward at a safe distance from
trouble last Friday.
| Get your shoes at Paulson's sale
this week.
Dr.. and Mrs. FL. G. Lampson and
Miss Armstrong returned the latter
| part of the past week from few
days visit at West Superior and
Duluth.
Miss Eva Wiley is home from
West Superior, and is spending the
week at her home in this city. Miss
| Wiley is attending the Normal
school.
Jack Burke is able to be about on
the streets again, and has about re-
covered from the effects OF the
serious accident he received at the
Fuel Company's docks.
] The Loyal Temperance Legion will
organize April 18th, in the school
room at the town hall. AS there is
in United States $50, 900 children be-
longing to this organization, why
should Washburn be left out?
Break away from business cares
for al hour or two, and go to the
Congregational church, Friday,
April II, and hear Beauchamp's talk
on 1.-THE Sunny Side of Life. =
Pie Bigelow deal has finally been
consumated as stated in the last
issue of THE TINES, and the Edward
Hines Lumber Company is now in
full possession of the property.
District Attorney A. W. Mcleod
/ is in Milwaukee this week, atsd is
taking the Consistory Degrees in
Masonry. There is large class
taking the degrees, among whom is
/! GOVernOr LaF'Ollette.
Charles Geisert, an old time Wash
burnite, but now a resident of the
thriving town of Park Falls, was in
the city a day or two the first of the
week, looking after business matters
and visiting old friends.
The contract for carrying the
mails between the post Office and
depot has been let to O. M. Olson.
he being the lowest bidder. Burt
Davis has been appointed assistant
carrier, and will perform the work.
Miss Mable Evans, formerly a
teacher in the public schools of this
city, but now resident of Ashland,
and an attendant of the Normal
School at West Superior, was in the
city Friday evening, in attendance
at the Masonic party.
| Mrs. Brown, of Vancouver, ar
rived in the city last Friday night,
and will spend some time here visit
| ing her sister, Mrs, T. G. McWil-
liams. Mrs. McWilliams went to
St. Paul, where the two sisters met
and came to Washburn together.
| Alonzo Shaver has finally owned
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up that he is to be married at River
Falls next Wednesday. The bride
lelect is Miss Clara Lien, formerly
one of the public school teachers of
this city. The young people will
make their home in this city.
If YOU wish to clean housethis
spring, Lloyd Brewer, porter at
the Holt& Goodenough barber shop,
will clean and lay your carpets at
the following prices, per yard: in
grain, 6 cents; brussels. Z cents;
moquet or velvet. s cents. Salts
faction guaranteed. Leave orders
at barber shop.
Gail on DR.. A. G.. Hebberd if in
need of dental work.
Charles Greenwood has returned
from Chicago, where he underwent
difficult operation in the Angus
tana hospital a few weeks ago, for
the purpose Of having a growth re-
moved from his neck. The opera
ton was entirely successful, and Mr..
Greenwood is able to be about the
streets.
Miss Ethel White and Miss Terry,
both of River Falls, have been en-
gagged as teachers in the public
schools. Miss White will take Miss
Irish's place in the Lincoln School,
and Miss Ferry has Miss Loves