The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-01-19
Local & Personal.

a trip to Chicago yesterday morn
ing.
The Redmen Of Bayfield, had big
blow out Tuesday night, and there
was a good attendance from here.
Mrs. E. C. Stevens has returned
from Chicago, where she has been
visiting with her brothers family.
LosT:--A Masonic charm and fob,
Finder will be literally rewarded by
returning the same to The TINES
Office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Currie G. Bell were
here from Bayfield, Monday, closing
the deal for the sale of their house in
this city,
There has been something ola cold
snap during the past week, and the
coal bins and wood piles have suffer
ed heavily in consequence.
Harry J. Kopplin, of Iron River,
was in the city Friday and Saturday,
looking after business Interests in
connection with the Bayfield, County
Abstract Company, of which he is
an owner.
Sam Halvorsen and family have
returned from North Dakota, where
they went a short time ago. expect
ing to make their home. They have
decided that WaShburn is good
enough for them, and will resi-,
here.
~ The construction work at the
dynamite plant is being pushed
along with large crew, and it is ex-
pected that the plant will be in shape
to commence manufacturing early
next spring. Between 175 and 200
men are now employed at the pant.
Miss Lena Tetzuer is able to be
about again, after having undergone
an operation for appendicitis, the
result of which kept her at home for
six weeks. Miss Tetzner expects 20
resume her work as teacher in the
course of the next ten days or two
weeks.
There is considerable complaint
regarding a few saloon keepers who
persistin selling liquor to people
who are on the black list, and it is
not at all unlikly that there may be
prosecutions of these complaints,
and probably some licenses may be
revoked unless this sort of thing
stops.
L. n. Clausen came up from Madi-
ssh the latter part of last week, and
remained here oyer Sunday, return
ing in time to gather with the legis-
lators. Mr.. Clausen has said that
he will support Senator Quarles for
reelection, and expects that the
senator will have large showing q
the first and succeeding ballots.
Dan McBeath has severed his coz
nection with the Atlantic Manufac-
turing Company, and has accepted
responsible position ): it'll the Weyel |:
hauser & Rutledge company, TO look
after the cutting of their timber
and lines on the Peerless road He
started in at his new work the first
of the week.
Mrs. Otto Chris topherson was
fined FIVE dollars and costs in the
municipal court yesterday m>rning.
for assault growing out of dis
graceful affair at her home. The
morbid spectators filled the cour5
room, and listened to one of the
worst stories of depravity and in
decency known in the city for long
time.
Miss Eta Francis, of this city,
graduated as trained nurse from
St. Luke's hospital at St. Paul, last
Tuesday. There was,a small class
of graduates, and the management
of the hospital made the occasion
one of special significance, and a
number of friends of Miss Francis
received invitations to be present at
the exercises.
Miss Dora Gobler and Mr.. Herman
Gobler, of Rice Lake. have arrived
in the city. bringing with them the
two children of Charles Drummer,
who have been at Rice Lake ever
since the death of their mother.
Miss Gobler will keep house for Mr..
Drummer. and her brother will live