The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-01-15
Local s. Personal.


was in the city Sunday.
Mrs. [. W. Mark left for ST. Paul
Tuesday, on short visit.
John Edwards is here from ST.
Paul, and is visiting friends.
Miss Mary and Florence Cardwell
were visiting friends in Ashland
Sunday.
Miss Matte Nickerson and Miss
Gertrude Everson spent Sunday in
Ashland.
Miss Maud Picot is in Minneap
lis this week, laying in a stock of
spring goods.
Miss Edith Hosmer has returned
to her home at Nash after visiting
here for some time.
Attend the art exhibit at the Con-
gregational church. You will gain
both pleasure and profit.
DIR. Hicks has moved his Office to
the Sheridan building, the same
place for merly occupied by him.
Miss Mae Smith entertained Miss
, Elsie Dow and Miss May Ryan at
her home in Houghton Sunday.
Senator O'Neil left Saturday for
Madison to take up his winters
work as member of the legislature.
We are now selling the celebrated
brand of Club House Coffee.
RAARUP Bros.
Misses Jennie Anderson and Cecil
Lowry accompanied Miss Mae Smith
to her home in Houghton, Friday
evening!
John Hanson has moved his con-
fectionery and candy store to the
Simonson building, recently vacated
by DIR. Hicks.
Miss Esther W ales, of River Falls,
is teaching in the public schools,
having taken the room formerly
presided over by Miss Pease.
III. III. Marsden has returned home,
after being away for several weeks.
He has been kept busy buying en-
gines for the Hines Lumber Com
pany.
Miss Ethel Cary, of Plum City, has
taken charge of the school recently
taught by Miss Rummel at Fish
Greek, while Miss Rummel has taken
the place of Dan Daily.
The Wisconsin Telephone Com
pany has crew of men at work
transferring their poles at Souix
River bridge, in order to CORES
pond with the new Improvements
being made at that place.
The funeral of Anton Swanson,
who was accidentally killed at Odan-
alb, while at work, last week, was
held in this city last Sunday. 1t
was largely attend by the great
number of friends of the family.
Reverend Mcintosh will visit here
about the first of February and give
lectures and conduct an art exhibit.
The entertainments will be in charge
of the High School, and the proceeds
will 90 towards the picture fund of
the school. Mr.. Mcintosh is said to
have something very good,
Peter J. Bestler has secured a
position as travelling salesman for
the Omaha Packing Company and
travels out of Duluth. His perman-
ent territory will be all points be-
tween here and Spooner, and the
Chequamegon Bay towns.
On account of Woman S Club meet
ing to be held at Duluth from Jan. 20
to 81, Northern Pacific will make
special rate of fare and one third On
the certificate plan. Tickets will be
sold three days prior to opening of
meeting. Attendance rs or over.
Bayfield, Press: Mr.. and Mrs. L.
j. Mcdonald, formerly OF Bayfield,,
now of West Superior, are receiving
congratulations over the fact that
their three year old daughter carried
off the first prize-$50--in competi-
tive contest for the most beautiful
and attractive baby picture. The
prize was given by Baltimore com.
pany. Well done. "Don."
It's all in the taste. Club House
COTE at Raarup Bros.
Wo carry cOmOlata limo of Win