The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-04-14
Local s. Personal.

See the latest creations in millin-
cry at Maud Picott's.
Editor Roy Taylor, OF the Bayfield,
Gazette, was in the city Monday.
Ben Ungrodt made business trip
to Duluth the latter part of last
week.
Mrs. r.. G.. Brown, of Bagley,
Minnesota, is visiting old friends in
the city,
E. P. Holgren was here from Hay
ward for a day last week calling on
old friends.
Wanted: Two apprentice girls to
work at millinery.
MRS. SHANNON SEAMAN.
Reverend and Mrs. Barker visited
in Minneapolis the latter part of
last week, returning to this city
Saturday night.
Town Treasurer Hanks, OF Gable,
was in the city Tuesday, looking
after matters in connection with his
new official position.
A. Hab 1t, chairman of the county
board, was in the city Tuesday and
attended the meeting Of the republi-
can county committee.
John Walsh left Thursday for
North Dakota, to look after business
matters. He expects to be away un
til the first of next week.
0. L. Sheperd, of Bayfield,, was in
the city Tuesday, and represented
his towr at the meeting of the re-
publican county committee.
A bott,ing plant is to be installed
at the brewery in this city and the
bottled products of the institution
are to be placed upon the market.
Mrs. Thomas Kelly returned from
Oshkosh where she has been receiv-
ing medical treatment last Tuesday
evening, and is again at home in
this city.
Come in and get New Idea May
fashion sheet. All patterns ten
cents at Maud Picott's
All of the new city officials, includ-
ing the board of alderman and the
supervisors have taken the oath of
office and are installed into their new
official positions.
The Tambourine drill under the
direction of Miss Zelle hofer by
MIRIAM Made, in beautiful oriental
costumes, will alone be worth the
price of admission Opera House,
April Goth.
H J. Conlin, of Bayfield,, was in
the city Monday. Mr. Conlin
has been chief of police of Bay
field for many years, and is con-
s;6ered one of the best officers the
county has ever had.
Reverend Cooke visited at Mon
dovi last week, returning home Sat-
urday night. Mrs. Cooke, who
went to Mondovi with him, will re-
main in that city FIR short time
visiting with Mr.. Cookies people.
John Kearns has accepted posi-
ton with the Atlantic Manufacture
ing Company and will 60 to Barks-
dale this week to enter upon bis
new duties. John has been with the
Bayfield, County Bank for long
time and has many friends among
the banks patrons.
F. A. Buol and wife were in the
city last week visiting with Mrs.
Bpol's parents. They returned
from the west Monday night and on
Tuesday Mr.. Buol was reelected as
chairman of the town of Mason with
out opposition. Frank circulated
around among his friends for day
or two and is now back IN Mason
looking after business affairs.
Charles Stevens has accepted a
position with G.. n. Cramer & Com
pany, and entered upon his new
duties last week. Mr.. Stevens was
in the employ ofn W. Corning for
nineteen years, one month and two
days, which for service with one
employer is about as long as Any one
man usually stays in one position.
Mr.. George A. White has taken Mr..
Stevens position with Mr.. Corning,
The New Idea Fashion sheets and
patterns TO May ere now in.
MAUD PICoTT.