The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-12-22
Local & Personal.

nome last L fludy.
Jerry Kelly, chiefFengineer for the
jerks company, looked after
interests of his company in the city
last Tuesday.
Get ready for Merry Christmas.
Happy New Year, and then to pay
your taxes with pleasant look ard
few cold dollars.
Mrs. Spears was here from Ash
land last Saturday. She left tue
first of the week for Cadott, to spend
the holidays with her parents aud
relatives.
A saloon and boarding house for
sale at a great barea Parties Il
tend to leave country Must be
sold Immediately. Terms to suit
buyer. Address G. S. S., Wash
burn, Wis.
Town treasurer Rockstad of the
town of Washburn has established
his office at the Northern State
Bank in this city, where be is issu-
ing tax receipts.
City Treasurer Nels Lee has com
menced upon the collection OF taxes.
and is buslly engaged just now IN
sending out statements to the vari-
Gus property holders.
Doctor Dodd, of Ashland, attend
ed the meeting of the Bayfield,
County Medical Society, VIII ch was
held at the Hotel Washburn in
this city last Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Bell, daughter Of
Mrs. w. FL. Packard. is mere from
Minnesota, visiting with her mother
and brother John, She is also spend
ing some time visiting relatives at
Bayfield,.
United States Marshal Charles
Lewiston and deputy United States
marshal w. T. Pugh, were here from
Madison Tuesday. looking after
affairs in connection with their Off
cial datios.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Wright Thursday night,
and now Clarence is happy. The
Young fellow will be added SO the
staff of the telephone crew in the
course Of o few weeks.
Mrs. Laird, of Minneapolis, is in
the city, visiting her daughter Mrs.
Lampson. Mr.. Laird is expected
here the latter part OF the week, and
the two will spend Christmas at the
home OF DR.. Lampson.
The S. III. &. E. F. of A anG the L.
(. W. A. will give dancing party
at the Opera House New Years
Eve. The affair will be private, and
only members of the order with
their ladies will be invited.
Today is the shortest day in the
year. But as we retire tonight let
us be thankful that it is the longest
night. and for once improve the OPP
portunitv of making the best of
what nature has so kindly provided
for tired humanity S sake.
We have made arrang ments to
deliver our own wood in the future
Send or telephone your orders direct
to the box factoLy. Prompt service
and good loads. for good money.
KFNFIELD & LAMoREAUx
Arrangements are being made for
an open installation of the newly
elected officers of the Masonic
lodge. There will be ST. John
festival at the Masonic hall next
Tuesday night, which will be attend
ed by masons, their families and
many invited guests.
judge w. E, Trip OF Iron River
was in the city for few hours last
Monday, LOOKING after business mat
tiers. Judge Trip informs The
TIMES that he is seriously consider
ing moving to Portland, Oregon,
next spring. and if he does that city
will become his permanent home.
Ell. G. Hale, who has been check
ing the county records, is progress
ing nicely with the work, and ex-
poets to finish up within very
short time. He was called to Mil
waukee last Thursday to look after
business matters in connection with
the Dalrymple estate.
Found K. CT p charm. Inquire
at this office.