The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-08-20

Will Shallow, of Port Wing, spent
Sunday in the city visiting at the
home OF his uncle, M. Jerome. Mr..
Shallow is a band filler in the saw
mill at the "City on the Lake.
Marion Hull who has been in the
employment of the News for a good
many years expects to leave next
week for Glenwood to take charge of
a paper there.
Miss Winnie Burns left yesterday
morning for Chicago, New York and
other eastern points to purchase fall
goods and secure the Latest styles
for her patrons.
Mrs. J. R. Phillips, of st. Paul.
who has been. here the past few
weeks visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. C. A. Perly of the Dalziel House
returned to her home yesterday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Congregational church will hold a
basket picnic on the bay shore, Fri
day afternoon, between Ice House
and Sprague's cottage, Everybody
is invited to come and bring their
baskets.
Z. Bryan and John Sullivan were
at brentwood and Hurley the first of
the week billing those towns fer the
coming Labor Day Celebration.
Yesterday they performed the same
duty at Ashland.
Mrs. S. Perlman left yesterday
for Bayfield, where she will visit I'm.
Til Monday when the family with the
exception of Phil and Mr.. Perlman
will return to their home in St Paul
for the winter.
Miss Mable Goodnough enter
tanned party OF about twenty-five
young friends at her home on third
street Tuesday evening. Refresh
ments were served and thoroughly
enjoyable evening was had.
| Amos Elliot, formerly of Black
River Falls, but now of this place.
has moved his household goods into
the McBeath residence, which he
recently purchased and they are
about settled in his new home.
| Smith and Smith have some very
tastlly decorated windows in their
grocery. The decorations are made
of Malta vita packages with a large
photographic center piece and the
display is attractive andornamental.
Deputy Sheriff Welton MADE /.
trip to Oshkosh Tuesday with VIM.
Doherty, who was adjudged insane.
The man has been at work in the
| Hines mill for some time but was
recently employed around the Mel
Son House. He has bees in the asy.
lum before.
The Masonic orders of this CITY
and Ashland will go to Bayfield, this
Afternoon to participate in the exer-
cises attending the laying of the
corner stone of the'new Carnegie Lii
brary there, under the auspices of
the Masonic lodge OF that city.
Conductor White is on the
! passenger run between here and Iron
RIVER. Mr.. Henderson is taking a
vacation among the lakes and trout
streams for a few days. He is IN
certain whether he will again 90 on
this run or be transferred 10 the
Ashland Duluth run.
J. n. Kinney was in the city
Tuesday looking for more men 10
work on the new Ashland road.
Thus far the contractors have ad
only a small crew at work there. but
they have the route cleared q, 4
from now on they will use more
men and rush the work to an early
termination.
Leo Lahore was fined 81. 65 II the
police court this week for beino
drunk and disorderly. The court
has been supplied with several cases
lately and the Judge is beginning to
give them a little medicine when
they come before him by way of a
tonic for their diiapidated condition
Mrs. L. IN. Clausen entertained q
large party of members of the local
Reb becca lodge at her bcme last Fri
day evening.in honor of Mrs. Thomas
Latin who was presented with 8