The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-12-01

day.
L. Klustler has made a great
many Improvements to his place on
the Nevers road and now has one Of
the finest farm houses around Wash
burn.
Charles Anderson IS able to be
about again after being laid up for
some time with a crushed foot. He
was hurt at the Hines mill about
three weeks ago.
AdeIbert Holmes of Itasca, who
has been working IN the yards of
the Omaha in this city for the past
three week returned to that place
the latter part of the week.
The first snow furry OF the season
struck here Monday morning and
was just enough to give the people
remainder of what they could ex-
pect r the coming three months.
Gust and Gunder Seyerson, of
Montevideo, Mimi, Chris Erickson,
Anton aud Andrew Anderson, Of
Colfax, Wis, were here Sunday to
attend the funeral of Mr.. Chris Pc
del son.
The ladies of the st. John S Guild
o. the Episcopal church will hold a
fee at the home of Mrs. j. b.
Nichols on Saturday, December Bird,
at three o'clock All are cordially
invited to be present.
E. E. Kenfiel6 and family left the
first Of the week for Whitehall,
Mich, where they went to attend
the anniversary of Mr. Kenfeld' S
parents golden wedding. They ex-
pect TO be gone about ten days.
| Do not fail to attend the Musical
recital given by the pupils of Mrs.
Tiila Liebys music class at the Con-
gregaCional church Friday evening,
! December 2nd. A small admission
of ten cents will be charged in order
to defray expenses.
| The old trappers of northern Wis
cousin predict mild winter as they
say that mushrats are building light
houses and that is sure sign. We
are not at all sorry for that as last
winter was about ali we could stand
in the line Of cold weather,
Oh what a merry Christmas it will
be for the poor of Washburn if the
Peep e will only take hold of the mat
ter as the residenct mem berS Of
good old company K. are doing.
Help the thing along and make the
Charity ball at the Opera House
Dec, mber 9th a bowling success.
One OF the largest funerals that
was ever held in Washburn was that
of the late Chris Peterson which
was held Sunday afternoon from the
Norwegian Lutheran church. The
S. Ii. 81 e. e. Of A. aud Red Men lod-
ges turned out in a body and accom-
ptMipd the remains to the final rest
in1 place.
When YOUR looking for Place 70
buy your holiday goods consult the
advertisements i'll the newspaper
and you will find the men who adver-
tise there are up to date business
men and are looking for your trade.
They set forth there what they have
to sell and it is easy matter to make
your choice of suitable articles.
The Norwegian Danish M. E.
Church on he Corner of third ave-
nue. and third street is nearing com
pl ton and will be ready for use in d
short time. The Danish people have
worked hard for long time in order
To get funds enough to build them a
place Of worship and Of course are
much pleased at the result OF their
effort.
The Bayfield, county Telephone
Company have installed about thirty
new phones in the city during the
past month besides completing their
farmers line out to Engoe. The
farmers already having phones in
their residences are L. Kinstle
Sam Navers, Carl Hirsh, Andrew
BerEe, Adelstein Berge, John No
lancer, and Ole Uroaun.
Colored drawings of the new Ii
] b'ary building as it uow stands have
,,aen sent to Andrew Carnegie dur
ing The wee!. with the hope of gett-
ing more money in order to complete
! the .lroaCi . tn.aIltjfIl Strllc1ure IF