The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-07-19
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city. Both good pieces. See
Robinson at The TIMES office.
John Kearns. came down from
Superior on the Steamer Bradshaw
Sunday morning. ETe was mem
Der of the base ball team from that
town.
''Hermstreet" the hypnotist;
"Thelma'', Faust, "The Midnight
Flyer. 'The Prince of Sweden "
and "Flora De Voss Stock Co." for
a week.
The Redfern, Sawyer and Foster
loaded lumber at the local docks
during the week. The lumber trade
has been quite brisk during the
past month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hacker, of Super
Tor, and Mr.. and Mrs. [. G. Hacker
of Manhatten, Kansas, visited in
this city Sunday at the home of G.
w. Hacker.
Funeral services for George Wood
esee, who was killed at the dyna-
mite plant Monday, will be held at
the Congregational church this after
noon at two o'clock.
The Beaver Queens will meet in
Social session next Tuesday after
noon July Oath, with Mrs, Charron
at the Hubert House,
Members please attend.
1t is said that there is to be an
other first-class pool and billiard hall
started in the city and that it will
be put in by Mr.. Creuss who moved
here from Iowa recently.
Miss Mildred Miller left Tuesday
evening for Marquette, Mich, from
there she will take trip down the
lakes by steamer. She will be
away about three weeks.
Rev. n. Malmstedt from Ashland
will preach in the Mission church
next Sunday at 1915 a. m. and s
D. m. He is very talented speak
err. All are cordially invited.
Miss Mary Nelson of st. Paul is
visiting in the city, guest of Miss
Ella Hoffman on east fourth street.
Miss Nelson formerly lived here,
her parents being early settlers.
E. III. Marion of Iron River served
as Juror at the extra term of circuit
court last week. He remain ed two
or three days after court had adj
| jcurned to visit his brother IN this
city.
Mrs. Ell. c. Fahrig is having ce-
ment walks built to her residence
on the corner of fifth street and 1st
avenue east. John W. Gibson is
also having cement walks built to
his residence.
Jared Welton is candidate for
the nomination for sheriff at the
primaries next month. His nomi-
nation papers are now in circula-
ton. This makes six candidates
for the office.
Our "Old Kentucky Home" will
play at the Opera House Thursday
night August End. This is one of
the strongest southern attractions
on the road. The press everywhere
speak highly of them.
It Ger tainly does look good to see
the cement walks from the Opera
House corner to Washington Aye.
It is hoped that the good work will
con tinue. It costs some money &c
put in the walks but you have walks
when it is completed.
L. P. Denoyer and family, oil
Rock Island, ILL.,, have arrived in
the city and are now stopping at
the Washburn Hotel. Mr.. Denoyer
has been engaged as principal in the
Walker school for the coming
school year.
Manager Sweet of the opera house
has some good attractions booked
for the near future. Among them
is Our Cid Kentucky Home" for
August End. Damon and Pythias
given under the auspices of the local
K. of P. Lodge A ugust 7th.
Con Kelly is manager of the base
ball team that was beaten here on
Sunday. Con always was az en-.