The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-06-30

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night, and partially completed tie
corps of teachers for the public
schools. Owing to the increase In
in enrolment it will be necessary to
hire an extra teacher this year and
to provide for more school room.
Quite a number of the fishe rmen
visited the fshin z streams during
the past week, and on Sunday the
banks of the streams were lined
with anglers in search of the gamey
trout. Most of them report very
good success as a result of their
days work.
The crop o. June brides was NIGH
ty poor in Washburn. The month
OF weddings did not seem to be very
generally observed here for some
req son or another, but perhaps this
like all other crops has suffered from
the backward spring and will come
in all right latter on.
Cal. Dickey, who has been poorly
for several years, is reported as fail
ing rapidly and his condition has
reached very critical stage. He
W Us much worse yesterday.
The New Peterson Orchestra gave
their dance at the Opera House as
advertised last Frid ay night. Those
who attended the event pronounced
it as one OF the pleasant social affairs
of the summer, and all were delight
ed it'll the music furnished by the
orchest ira. Unfortunately the finan-
cial returns were very small.
H. S. Kopplin, the Iron River 1eal
estate man, was in the city for day
the latter part of last week, looking
after matters in conn ection with the
Bayfield, County Abstract Company,
of which he is an owner. Mr..
Kopplin says that his company is
disposing of considerable land this
season.
Bayfield, Press: Col. Isaac H
Wing has arrived home from Wash
ington and will spend the summer
months in the Harbor City. The
Colonel looks quite well, but has not
thoroughly recovered from his recent
sick spell. The people Of Bayfield,
are always glad to welcome him
home.
On July 4th the Mary Scott will
make hourly trips between Wash
burn and Ashland. The Skater will
leave Wsshburn for Ashland at Sid
m. on that day and will make the
trip out of Ashland at 1920 p. m.
for Washburn and Bayfield,. The
Scott will probably run until mid.
night or after.
Mrs. Jay W. Spear, who has beer
dangerously sick at the Hotel Wash
burn for several weeks, was taken
to the Sisters hospital at Ashland
Sunday night. where an operation
was performed by Doctors Dodd
and Lampson. Mrs. Spear is in {
very serious condition, but it il
hoped that she will regain her health
within short time.
The Gun Club has made arrange
ments for dance to be given at tn,
Opera House or the night of the
Fourth. The Club is DESTROYS Of
making numerous improvements to
their grounds and equipment ane
are giving the dance in order t.
raise funds, as we'll as for the socia
; enjoyment of it's members.
A. w. Mcleod returned from
Chicago and ST. Louis Monda,
morning. After the adjournment
of the national conven ton Mr.. Nc
] Leod decided to take in the bic
5 Worlds Fair and joined the conven
tion party who went to the Missouri
city. Mr.. Mcleod says that the
fair is a success in every detail an6
that there are single features of the
exposition that are well worth a trir
to St. Louis to see.
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