The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1903-07-02

make that their headquarters. The
Press is being we'll received by
Washburn people and their success
is assured. The paper is newsy end
up to date and they have a good list
of subscribers.
Halyor Garberg, formerly of this
city, but who for several years has
owned one of the largest farms
in Chippewa county, has disposed of
his property there and gone to Eu-
gene, Oregon, where he will make
his future home.
The ladies of the Congregational
church are arranging to serve din
ner and lunches at the building for
merly occupied by the Chinese
laundry, On the Fourth. They will
have the best of everything to eat,
and wish to see all their friends.
Charles B. Simpson and DR.. III. G..
Mertens left Wednesday morning
for Chicago. Mrs. Simpson is very
sick in one of the Chicago hospitals,
having undergone very dangerous
surgical operation. Mr.. Simpson
will perhaps be away for several
days, but DR.. Mertens will stay but
short time.
Saturday is the glorious Fourth of
July and it should be the aim of
everyone living in Washburn to join
in making the celebration a tremend-
Gus success. The committees have
been busy and have got things in
fairly good shape. Fourth is just
what people make .it-so plunge in
and have big day-ofit.
The Winninger Bros. company
which is playing here this week did
not receive the support last night
that the excellence of their work en-
titles them to. The company was
highly praised by those who attend.
ed last evenings performance, many
pronouncing it the best thing in the
show line that has been here this
season.
| A large party of Washburnite:
enjoyed an excursion on the new
Stee mer Chequamegon last Sunday
evening. Those who took the tri1
are UNANIMOUS in their praises of the
boat and the management. The
evening was an ideal one for an ex
cursion and the search light with
which the boat is provided lent {
picturesque beauty to the shore line
and water. 1t is certain that The
Chequamegon will prove to be {
favOrite with pleasure seekers or
the bay and will be we'll patronized
If such is the case she will make
frequent evening runs out of Wash.
burn during the summer.
A number Of our citizens have
been or are about to enjoy the pleas
ure of moving. Whether it is tt
this fact that we are indie bted fol
the much needed rain of the pas.
week or not we cannot say but it is
doubtful if those interested would
have chosen to have the rain come at
just this time. Dick Herring has
moved into the house he recently
purchased from Fred Rothgeber who
has left town. Mr.sC, W. Lay ton
goes into the MacMonagle house for
merly owned by Geo, White but
recently purchased by Nick Coffee.
DR.. Buzzard will move into the
residence vacated by Mr.. Layton and
Frank Dubois will occupy the form
err home of Mr.. Herring.
Are you thin? Would you like
to get fat and plump? Tried '1augh-
ing" 'twouldn't work-now take
Rocky Mountain Tea-'twill do the
business, 80 cents. Frost & Spies.
The N. 2. will sell exc ur-
soin tickets to San Francisco,
Los Angeles and San Diago,
on account Of the Y. p. SC.
E. convention, July l, 10,
good to return to July 80, for
a fare Of 1893 for the round
trip.
If in need Il frst-cIass dentlst
work, call en- DR.. A. G.. Hebberd. All
work guaranteed. Office in Meehan
| Block.