The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-09-03

Dave Define have returned from a
trip of two weeks down the lakes.
They report an exceedingly pleasant
time.
M. A. ,Paulson has purchased one
of the fine American cloths reels,
manufactured by A. Beausoliel.
Louis Geisert also has one of them.
The reels are giving excellent excel
lent satisfaction.
DR.. Hannum, of Bayfield,, who has
been at Mount Clement, Michigan,
for several weeks recuperating his
health. returned home Sunday. His
condition was much improved by the
stay at the famous resort,
While working on the sidewalks
Tuesday the axe which John Ander-
son was using slipped inficting
painful cash in the back OF his hand.
DR.. Erwin dressed the wound and it
will soon be in shape again.
While playing in wagon one day
last week Master Howard Jerome
had the misfortune to fall and severe
lv bruise and lacerate his ear. A
doctors service was employed and
the lad is recovering nicely.
Miss Eva Wiley expects to leave
next Monday for California where
she will spend the winter with her
aunt, Mrs. Johnson. of Ashland.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson will make
their home in the westin the future.
Dan DAILY left Sunday for the Twin
Cities where he will visit the fair a
few days after which he will leave
for the west. His injured foot has
so far recovered that he will be able
to resume his work by the time he
gets there.
All pupils Of the public schools are
requested to meet at their respec-
tive rooms in the school houses of
the city Saturday next, September
9Th, to receive books and assign
ments for the opening of school next
Tuesday.
Miss Leona King and Mr.. J.
Bourgo were married at the Catho-
lie Church in this city Monday
afternoon. The young people are
we'll known here and host of friends
wish them all the happiness that can
come to them through married life.
Charles Warner, who has been
employed in the Hines mill, had the
misfortune to loose two fingers by
getting them caught in the machin-
cry. DR.. Mitchell dressed the
wounded members and the hand is
doing as we'll as could be expected.
Boomer Advance: State Senator
VIM. O'Neil, of Washburn will re-
ceive federal appointment as sup
erintendent of logging in Minnesota.
The position pays $500 per day, ard
a per diam sum is also allowed. We
congratulate our old friend, the
senator, on his good fortune.
P. O'Brien, of Iron River, Michi.
gan, editor of the Reporter of that
place was in the city this week
visiting with relatives. Mr.. O'Brien
is the son-ln-law of Mr.. and Mrs.
Elliot who have recently moved
here. The Times acknowledges a
pleasant call.
The Home Telephone COMPANY
completed a line to the dynamite
plant this week and that institu-
tion is now within speaking distance
of the city. The poles are nearly all
set along Bayfield, street for the
local exchange and the company ex-
poets to be operating in short
time.
Morgan & AxelDerg have pur-
chased two hundred town lots, and
also the Wing block, on east Bay
field street, from the Dexter In.
vestment Company. The firm is
doing a large real estate business.
and the present purchase will add
largely to their holdings.
Makes homely women beautiful,
good looking women handsome
Greatest beautifier in the world.
Such il Rocky Mountain Tea. IS
cts. Never fails. Frost 4 Spies.