The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-08-06

Mrs. Annie e. Bolton. Of New
York City, is here visiting her sis
tee Mrs. John Walsh. Mrs. Bolton
is nurse in the surgical ward of the
Manhattan Ear and Eye hospital
in New York.
| A man by the name of McLewis
who has been employed in one Of
the Hines camps was brought to
town this week with broken leg.
He was taken to the Sisters hospital
at Ashland for treatment.
| CARD OF THANKS: wish to ex-
tend our sincere thanks to all kind
friends and neighbours for the kind
ness shown US during the illness and
death OF beloved wife and mother.
LOUIS LAPoINT AND FAMILY.
Mrs. James Cavanaugh was called
to Lake Nebagamon last week on
account of the serious illness of her
sister, Mrs. Springsteau. Mrs.
Cavanaugh renamed there until the
last of the week when her sister
died.
The morning train on the Omaha
Wednesday morning had attached a
private car of some of the higher
officials ..of the Chicago and Great
Western road who have. been enjoy
ing the climate and scenery about
Bayfield, few days.
Olaf T Olson appeared on the street
this week with new delivery wag-
on which be has added to the new
appointments of his bakery. 1t is
| the finest thing of the kind in the
city and a strictly modern vehicle
Olaf is working up splendid trade
in home made bread and pastry.
T Walter Ri.tenhouse, of Chicago.
son of the senior member of the firm
of Rittenhouse & Embree, and Buzz.
Bowan, OF Tennessee, were in the
city Saturday, having returned from
a two weeks outing at Little Girls
Point. From here they went to
Two Harbors, where they took the
Steamer Oregon to Chicago.
w. L. Hammond, of Chicago, who
has been here for the past two weeks
visiting his sister Mrs. E. G. Stew
ems, returned to his home the first of
the week. While here Mr.. Hammond
purchased 80 acres of land mile and
half above town. on the Bay field
road, from Morgan & Axelberg. He
will fence and clear the place at
once.
The Norman house on lower Bay
field street has changed hands.
Mrs Ever Larson who has been
running a boarding house in the
Schlitz building near the Omaha
depot has taken possession and will
operate it in the future The for
mer proprietor, Mr.. Hanson, will go
to one of the Fowler-J Jacobs camps
near Hurley, where be will act as
cook.
The August National magazine
con tains two pictures of Washburn
public buildings, the Walker High
School and the Court House, which
should have appeared in the maya
zine some time ago when the arti-
Gle on Washburn was published, but
were accidentally ommited. Row
Hull who secured the publication of
the article and a large number of
subscribers because of it, took the
matter up with the publishers and
had the error corrected
The evening limited on the Omaha
ran into an open switch in the yards
at Rice Lake one night last week
and jumped the track. It plowed
through an oil tank near the track
and ran part way through an ele-
vator before its wild career was
checked, and strange to say the only
one hurt on the train was brake
man who had leg broken, although
several cars and the engine were
badly wrecked. An engineer that
can run train like that could al
most run an automobile.
Two Bottles Cured Him.
II was troubled with kidney com