The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-12-08

date for the pastorship OF the Con
oregational church has been accepted
by the members Of the church as
pastor
The Steamer Mary Scott has dis
ontinued her trips for the season
between here and Ashland owing to
the thickness of ice on the other side
of the bay. AS vet the bay is still
open on this side,
Ask to see the new catalogue of
Wholesale jewelry. Can save you
money on your Christmas presents.
Goods are all guaranteed.
VIII Robinson, Wholesale Agent.
Mrs. A. M, Warden and children
returned from their visit to the
east yesterday. They were not ex-
pected back so soon, and the Judge
was treated to great and pleasar t
surprise when they walked into the
home.
Frank J. Cabe, of Orienta, and
Andrew Lauri, of Oula, were in the
the city Tuesday and Wednesday,
and with helpthe of Attorney A, w.
Mcleod succeeded in having the
towns of Oula and Orienta set off.
Be sure and attend the charity
bail at the Opera House Friday
evening, 1t will be one of the best
social events that has been held in
Washburn in a long time. The
cause is a good one as the proceeds
go to make the poor happy on
Christmas.
L. M. johnson, town clerk of the
,wn of Eileen, was In the city Mon
day and transacted business at the
court house. Mr.. Johnson owns a
large farm at Eileen, and is do
ing well upon it. He is a FIRM De-
Liver in the agricultural possibil-
itrs of Bayfield, county as farming
country.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church will hold a fair
Tuesday and Wednesday, Dec. 18th
and 14sh at which they will have for
sale lot of new and second hand
articles which will make suitable
Christmas g fits. Besides the fair
they will have supper both even
ings and they extend an invitation
to all to come.
General Superintendent W. C.
Winter, of the Omaha Railroad, has
resigned his position, and has &C
cepted a place with big general
railroad supply house, located in
Chicago. Mr.. Winter has been con
nected with the Omaha solcng that
everyone along the line feels sort
of personal interest in him, and will
regret that he is to retire froL, the
position he occupies with the road.
John Walsh was called to Krwau-
nee the latter of last week by the
death of his brother-ir law, Honor
able John Wattawa. Mr.. Wattawa
was the candidate on the democratic
ticket for lieutenant governor two
years ago, and was an attorney with
an extensive practice and state
reputation. A few months ago be
became affected with tubercoSis and
with his family moved to Arizona in
the hope of obtaining relief. His
death occurred IN the west and the
remains were brought back to the
old home for burial.
G. A. Snow & Co., Patent Law
ysrs, Of Washington, D. c., have
sent US a Handy Vest Pocket Diary
Memorandum and Account Book for
1865 1t con tains calendars for 1905
and 1905, a census of cities and
states, common business laws, court
decisions in patent cases and other
valuable inform ttion. It is such a
book as every man needs all the
time, G.. A. Snow q Co. will send
it to any address on receipt of actual
postage, two cents. This pocket
diary would cost. elsewhere from 10
to Is cents and is Indispensable to
those who know how to use it.
Found. K. Ct P. charm. Inquire
at this Office.