The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-06-22

storm signal here in future.
Albert Fournier left here for Will.
mington, Delaware, last Saturday.
Mr.. Fournier may go to Panama
and work on the big ditch.
Fred T. Yates is in Glenwood this
week, looking after the building of
the new electric light plant, which
be is putting in at that place
Many original and special costumes
for the characters will be worn in
the Carnival" given at the Opera
House Monday and Tuesday. June
Goth and 9th.
The Steamer Skater took care of
a big excursion of people from points
along the Wisconsin Central line, on
their trips to the island. last Sun
day.
A. Pearce Tomkins, chairman OF
the county board, was here from
Eileen Saturday, looking after mat
tiers o. official import, at the court
house.
Supervisor of Assessors George
| /. Morgan visited Port Wing and
other points in the northern end OF
tile county the latter part of last
W, elk.
George A. Calder returned from
! Stevens Point the latter part OF last
week, where he attended the gather
| ING of the Beavers Reserve FUND
fraternity.
The electric lighting company has
been making numerous additions to
It's machinery during the week, and
is increasing its capacity for heavy
work.
Next Friday evening. June 30th,,
Mr.. Spafford, the noted cartooniss
OF New York City, will appear at.
the Congregational church. Re
member thu date.
The reserved seats will be on sale
Saturday for Monday and Tuesday
evening programs at the Opera.
| House-the 'Karnival," Cont miss
IT,
Mrs. Dalziel now has her boarding
house running again, and is taking
care of several boarders. The place
has been refurnisbed, and thorough
~ fixed up, and is in frst-class shape
WANTED Bright. honest young
m.n over Is from Washburn to pre-
pare for position in. Government
Service-Good pay and chance for
promotion -Address immediately
W. Box one. Cedar Rapids, Iowa.
J. r. Marsh and wife, accompanied
by their granddaughter, Jennie
Marsh, are in the city visiting, at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. Z.
A. Bell. Mr.. and Mrs. Marsh live
at Lisoon, North Dakota.
Makes digestion and assimilation
perfect. Makes new red blood and
bone. That what HOLSTERS Rocky
Mountain Tea will do. A tonic for
the sick and weak. 30 cents, Tea
or Tablets. Fox Bros.
: A team belonging TO John OVERLY
took a run with beer wagon this
morning. and started in between
couple OF buildings on Bayfield,
street. They strung things con
siderable, but no serious damage
was done.
Burt mclaughlin suffered a
| dagerous attack from strangulated
hernia the latter part Of last week,
and had to be removed to the hos
ptaI in Ashland during the night.
He is recovering.
Reverend t. w. Cheeseman, of
Neenah, will look after the work IN
the Episcopal churches here and at
BAYFIELD, during the summer months
will hold his first service az ST.
John S Episcopal church next Sun
day night at eight clock.
Miss Chittenden left Monday even
1 ing for Berlin, having been summon
ed as witness in a law suit be-
tween the-schoo, board and hot air
furnace company. Miss Chittenden
will visit in Berlin for a couple of
weeks before returning home.
! Robert A. Morrison, of Seattle,
! Washington, is in the city visiting
with his sistec, Mrs. j. E. Jones,
and the rest of u.s. Mr. Morrison