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

Call on l.. n. Clausen for money
to loan on long terms.
WANTED. chamber maid and
waitress at the Hotel Washbnrn.
A very pleasant party was given
IN the Masonic hall last Saturday
evening in honor of Dan DAILY who
was to leave for the west the follow
ing day. Dancing furnished the
amusement and good time is re-
ported by all who attended.
Mrs. Dan Darrah had the mis-
fortune to fall ard severely break
her ankle one day the first of the
week. A neighbor had left a
Axentilator open and Mrs. Darrah
accidently stepped into it. She will
be disabled for some time.
1t is reported that F. M. Downs,
formerly the electrician for the
Electric Light and Power company,
will return to this city and resume
his old position. MIR. McKecknie,
the present electrician, will 90 to
Medford and take his place there.
The Pinkerton detective who came
here a week or so ago to find the
murderers of Willie Ernst has left
the country, and announced before
his departure that be had given up
the job as bad one. Local authorl-
ties are still busy upon the Job.
A number of the electrical work
ers Of this city went to Ashland one
evening last week to assist in the
organization of an order of indie
pendent Brotherhood of electrical
workers. Officers were installed
and the order is now in Furnishing
condition.
Next Sunday and Monday the
Athletics play Hayward here and
they have decided to win both
games at all cost. Everything that
can be done to make up a winning
team will be done and some hot old
fashioned ball games will be seen on
these days.
The musical recital at the Nor
wegian Lutheran church last Friday
evening was a decided success both
financially and in a musical way.
The members of the congregation
are to be congratulated upon being
the first church in the city to install
a pipe organ and the appreciation of
6he citizens for their enterprise was
shown by the way the opening con-
cert was patronized. The program
was rendered oy boOh local and pro-
fessional talent and was of high
order. The decora tions were beauri-
ful and hastily arranged. The event
an epoch marking one IN the
church circles of the city.
The long waited for hunting sea-
ion has at last arrived and the past
few day there has been a noticeable
scarcity OF men and dogs ia the city.
Every one who can find time and
could hope to hit the broad side of a
Darn with shot gun is out after
,rouse The birds are plentiful this
rear and hunters are having great
port. There are several localities
nat hunters have spotted as excep-
iionally good and here the poor birds
re beset on every hand with a dog
md gun. Several birds are reported
have died of heart failure and one
r. two have been hit by stray shots.
Tor the next two months the men
ybo cannot eat grouse is either no
lunter or has no friends among the
uniting fraternity.
Bayfield, came to Washburn in
heir glory last Sunday to play a
,ame of ball. That they playeo is
ertain but where were Tins colts
7hile they were doing so? For five
anings the game stood one to moth
lg in favor of the local team and
aen sad to relate the whole bunch
rent democratic in very bad way.
VERY time the little sphere came
cross the plate for the visitors they
anded on it for safe hit. Run
lfter run came in until the score
TODD ten points high for the men
rom up the bay. Only once more
Turing the game did local player
ee the home plate within reaching
istance and time was called with
he ominous record Of ten TO two in
lyor OF the visitors displayed upon
ae board. Just where the blame