The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1906-01-18

point next season to be shipped by
water to eastern markets.
Do your shopping with a Home
Telephone. It's the most convenient
way.
E. Ebac her was down from his
camp on Manitou island during the
week visiting with his family. Mr..
Ebacher reports successful season
thus far in the way of logging.
For Sale:--A steele range, dining
room set, parlor suit and other
numerous things. Call at the resi-
dence Of P. J. Bogie for particulars.
MRS. JACOBSON.
The Canadian Jubilee Singers gave
concert at the Opera House ard
were created by good-sized audi
ence, all Of whom pronounce the mem
bers of the company artists in their
line.
Miss Eonah Mortensen left this
morning for Eau Claire where she
will visit friends and relatives for d
week or so, from there she will go to
to Minneapolis and visit friends for
some time.
City Treasurer Nels Lee has
carned over the state tax to the
county treasurer, the amount
being $1659. A. Mr.. Lee was the
first treasurer in the county to turn
over the tax.
Mrs. George Kinney returned
Saturday from Stanley, where she
has been visiting during the past
two or three weeks, Her mother
and sister returned with her to visit
here few days.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. p. Eraser died last Saturday
afternoon and the funeral was held
from the residence Monday after
noon. The bereaved parents have
the sympathy of the community.
At meeting of the doctors and
dentists of this city held recently it
was decided to discontinue the use
of the Bell telephones in their offices
and hereafter parties will have to
use the new phone in order to call
their offices.
1t has been given out in the daily
papers that the Northern Pacific
and Great Northern railroads expect
to spend in the neighborhood of
twenty-five million dollars for i'm
provements during the coming year.
1t may mean that something on a
big scale will be done at this point.
A large number of members of the
Independent Order of Foresters of
this city, went to Ashland on Mon
day to attend the joint installation
of officers. The officers of the two
lodges at Ashland and those from
here were Jointly installed. The
affair was made the occasion of a
great Foresters reunion. Many
state officials of the order were in
attendance.
Headache, vertigo, nervousness,
cross eyes and many stomach dis
orders are tracable to defective eyes
which Raymond & Callins, the eye
sight specialists, cured with their
perfect fitting glasses. Hotel Wash
burn Jan. 1928 inclusive.
The annual horse races were pull
ed off at Ashland Monday and large
number from this city went over to
witness the event. Jensen's horses
from this city were in the races but
were unsuccessful in winning the
prizes. Among those from this city
WAC were there were O. j. Olson,
Ole Fiuttum, Peter Jensen, Louis
Hottie, NJ. NJ Sweet, Hans Jensen
! Andy hurry and others.
| Hon. 0. G.. Kinney of Colfax,
Dunn county, has been in the city
visiting a few days. He has large
interests in the Colfax Store Com
pany engaged in shipping farm
products. He also has time to mix
in politics and has been member Of
the Assembly from Dunn county
during the last two sessions of the
Legislature. Last winter he was
chairman of the committee on State
Affairs in the Assembly. He repre-
sents the district formerly represent.
| ed by A. r. Hall of anti-pass fame,