The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-10-05
Fred Talbot is thinking of moving

20 iron River TO locate.
VIM. FIyr is having foundation
put under his residence.
Paul Weed transacted business IN
the city the latter part of last week
Ed. Williams is having the sewer
put into his residence on first avenue
west.
The farmers are bringing in their
produce and are receiving good
prices for the same.
GeoIye Bell has been here from
Brule during the week visiting old
friends ano relatives.
Miss Cecil Lowry who is teaching
In the town OF OuIu, visited with her
parents over Sunday.
The Steamer City of Paris unload
ed cargo of coal at the Northwest
ern coal docks during the week.
Lyla Wiley commenced teaching
Monday in the school at Old Head
quarters in the town of Washburn.
You will find a complete line OF
ready to wear and trimmed hats at
Olson>.
Mrs. J. E. Jones and Mrs G. B
Simpson returned Thursday from "a
trip down the lakes on the Steamer
Wells.
A J. Harley, of Madison, repre-.
Sc. ting the D. Appleton Co. trans
acted business in the city last
week.
James Fluck left last week for
Madison where he expects to take a
course in Pharmacy at the State
University.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ. Maxcy and
children returned Saturday from
the East, where they had been Wis
iting relatives.
1t is reported that Rev. G. La PIa
Smith, former rector OF the Episcop-
al Church of this city, will not re
turn as was expected.
Mrs. Thomas Latin and daughter
Margaret, who have been visiting
frieuds at Mellen for short time,
have returned to this city.
Matt 1oft tbo rottor no, +
OF last week for Lake Nebagamon,
where he will run the store Of Pet
erson & Hanson at that place.
Mrs. Olson will hold an opening
millinery sale on Thursday, FRIDAY
and Saturday. Come in and look
over our stock.
Ferd Smith and family, of Ash
land, have moved to this city aga n
and are occupying the Barnha dit
residence on east Bayfield, street.
Charles Rocks tad is here from he
western country where he now re-
sides aud will visit with old time
friends in this city for a couple of
weeks.
Patriot McDade expects to move
his family to Iron River where he will
work for the Hines Lumber Com
pany as engineer on their road out
of that place.
The nine year old son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Lamoreaux sustained a
fracture of the right leg the latter
part of last week. DR.. Spears was
called and the child is doing nicely
Mrs. W. III. Packard left Satur-
day for Hayward, where she will
visit few days. From there she
will 90 to British Columbia for an
extended visit. She may conclude
to locate permanently in the west.
DR.. Mitchell returned the first of
the week from Chicago where he has
been for the past three weeks on
business. DR.. Austria, of Bayfield,,
has. looked after his practice during
his absence.
Martin Arneson, while helping to
lift boiler at the Dynamite Plant
last Thursday, let it drop on his toes,
the result was that several toes were
rather badly smashed. The acct
dent is painful but Martin expects
to be about in day or two.
w. 0. Timberman, of Minneapolis,
secretary of the Nye-Jenks Co. and
B. T.. Simmons, superintendent of
elevators for the same company.
Spont Sunday and Mondau in tho