The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1904-03-10
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Tom Arntson is home from Nj ok
rson, Minnesota, where he spent a
shsrt time.
T. C.DuBois has been quite sick
for week or two. but is again able
80 be about,
Assembly man Charles F. Morris,
Of Iron River. transacted business in
the city Tuesday.
Mrs. Gibson, of Chicago, visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. NJ, G,
Lincoln last week.
Ole jacobson has accepted a posi-
ton as clerk at Colquet, Minnesota,
ard has gone to that place.
Miss Maud Picott has been in
Chicago during the past week buy
ing her stock of spring goods.
7 Supervisor L. Fl. Clsrk, of Port
Wing, represented his towr at th e
county board meeting Tuesday.
Mrs. Joyce. of Ashland, visited in
the city with her friend Mrs. W. A.
Marshall during part of the past
week.
Eben Olson, town clerk of Port
Wing, was in the city Tuesday, and
transacted business at the cour f
house.
The First National Bank OF Bay
field opened its doors Tuesday
morni1g A. H. Wilkinson is at the
head of the institution.
Louis Hanitct,, of West Superior,
was in the city Tuesday, and looked
after matters before the county
board of supervisors.
Mrs. H, [. Latimer and mother,
Mrs. Hamilton, and Mrs. Latimer's
children visited at the home OF Mrs.
7. C. McWilliams Tuesday.
Judge W. E. Tripp, of Iron River.
looked after his political interests in
this city Tuesday. The Judge seeks
reelection as Municipal Judge.
N. P. Wiley has been very poorly
of late and is confined to his bed at
xthe home of his son Cal. He is
eighty-six years of age, and is very
feeble.
Mrs. r. B. Manning has been here,
from Hayward during the past week,
visiting relatives. Mr.. Manning
was here over Sunday and spent the
= day with his people.
DIR. Goddard arrived here from
Saginaw. Michigan, last week. AND
will spend the summer at Houghton.
The Doctor finds that he can gain
perfect health no where but in
this celubrious climate, and spends
large part Of his time here.
John Kransfelder, of Bayfield,,
looked after the interests of his
place as supervisor from the town of
Bayfield, at the meeting of the county
board Tuesday. Currie g. Bell, the
chairman, is very poorly, and is con-
fined to his home the greater part of
the time.
Some of the boys are nibbling at
the BOARD of Trade, and few
have won small amounts while others
have been among the losers About
next week few of them are figuring
on cornering the markets on all the
staple products and will no doubt
create a worldwide sensation.
Phil. Perlman brought a fine
photograph home with him from St.
Paul last week, and has beer enter
tanning som of his customers with
the melodious music of the machine
this week. A.few evenings ago the
photograph was used for small
dancing party. 1t is undoubtedly
the finest machine of the kind that
has ever been brought to the city.
E. Ssuve, of Iron River, has been
making vigorous campaign for
election to she Office of Municipal
Judge, and reports that he is meet
ing with splendid encouragement.
He has spent some time in Wash
burn and the other towns during
the week, and says that he is conf
dent that he Will be elected. Mr..
Sauve has many active supporters in
this city.
The play of Weary Willie Walk
er" is a comedy, pure and simple, all
laughter, no tears. Major Getaway,
. retired army officer, has charm