The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1905-10-12

Mat SdfoG lelb SATURDAY lOF SdueTOn
Juntcion where they will visit for
short time before leaving for their
| home in the south.
Mrs. Fen Riley and children re-
turned to their home in the west the
first of the week after visiting for
some time with her relatives and
friends in this city.
William Landriant, a prosperous
farmer of the southern part OF the
town of Washburn, was in the city
! the first of the week looking after
matters of business.
Andrew Rock stad has resigned his
! position at the Washburn Steam
Landry and has accepted position
with the Atlantic Manufac turing
company, al Barksdale.
d. NJ. Maxcy and wife and Mrs.
G, b. Simpson accompanied Captain
B. T.. Simmons, of the yacht Lady
Ruff1es, to Duluth last Saturday,
retaining the next day.
Monday was Yom Kippur. the
Jewish day of atopement, the most
solemn occasion in the whole Jewish
calendar The day was appropriate
" observed in every Jewish home in
the city.
Chas. Anderson is here from
Washington, D. G. visiting in the
city with his parents for couple Of
week. Chas. has a good position
with the government in the war de-
partment.
| Captain Turgeon, of Ashland, was
in the city the first of the week call
ing on old acquaintance prior to his
having for his new home in Califor-
MA He expects to leave next
Thursday.
| Ed. Williams expects to lay ce-
ment walks around his entire build
ing, the Arcade corner. Ed. be-
| lieves in making permanent improve
ments and he has confidence in the
future of the city.
John Klemec, who was arrested
some time ago on the charge OF alb
tanning money and property under
false pretenses. waived examination
lin Municipal court Saturday and was
bound over TO the circuit court.
"Your Neigbors Wife. will be at
the Opera House Tuesday evening
October 18th with a first class band
and orchestra. don't miss the big
street parade, free band concert in
front of Sweets West End Phar-
macy at noon.
Dave McHenry. a colored gentle
man employed as piano player at
/ Donohue' saloon, was arrested Fri
day on the charge OF cruelty to ami
mas, the complaint was made by G.
II. Wiley. whose horse McHenry
abused. Upon a settlement of the
damages and costs in the case the
fellow was released.
+ F. J. Meeham will commence the
building of cement walks in front Of
| all his buildings in the two blocks
where the curling is constructed.
! The Ashland Tile Co. will do the
work. Mr. Meeham is to be com
! nended for his enterprise. Perman-
| ent Improvements of this nature aid
i greatly to the appearance OF the
| city.
| We are in receipt of the prelimin
airy announcement of the meeting
of the Northwes tern Wisconsin
Teachers Association, to be held at
Chippewa Falls, Oct. 20-21. Among
the prominent men who are to take
part in the program are DR.. Samuel
G. Smith of St. Paul, President G..
R. Van Hise OF the University, Pres.
r. Ell. Halsey of the Oshkosh Nor
NAL, Superintendent Carol D, Pease
of Milwaukee aud Henry E. Legler.
Secretary of wisconsin Free Library
Commission.
You ought to see "Your Neigh
bors Wife, at the Opera House
Tuesday night, Watch for the band
concert in front of Sweets West
| End Pharmacy. Get your seats
early remember last show you had a
hard time getting seats, order early
Everything is in the name when it
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