The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-02-27

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ances thus far, one at charivari
and the other at the Masquerade
oall at which all appeared dressed in
costumes.
William Johnson of Duluth, visited
with his family here over Sunday.
There will be no primary election
in THE city this spring. The law
provides that no primary election
shall be held in cities of the fourth
class unless the voters petition the
city council to hold one. The time
for the action by the council has
passed and it will be necessary for
all candidates to file nomination
papers not less than four days be-
fore election. Ia every ward IN the
city candidates will only have to
secure ten names to their nomina-
tion papers in order to get their
names on the official ballots. In
wards casting vote of over $50 at
the last general election candidates
will have to secure at least 20 names
on their nomination papers.
The marriage of William Burns to
Miss Alma Olson, both of Iron River
was performed by Judge Warden in
this city last Thursday.
The regular Saturday coffee given
by the congregational ladie will be
held at ssthe home of Mrs. Frank
Tetzner next Saturday afternoon.
A special invitation is. extended to
the gentlemen to be present. DR..
Mork will give piano selection and
Rev. Penglly will sing a solo.
Miss Fern Sweezy will deliver re-
citation.
A social was given by the young
people at the Methodist church last
evening. A large number were
present.
The Lady Maccabbes will give a
card party at the hall on the even
of March End. All are cordially in
to attend.
A Booster Club has been organic
ee at the Harbor city for the pur-
pose of boosting everything that is
worth while boosting. John Dohm
formerly of this city is at the head
of the movement. 1t might be well
for Washbrun to follow the same
plan and get up a club. There are
many things here that should be
boosted.
An open meeting will be held at
the Good Templar hall next Monday
evening instead of the regular ses-
sion of the lodge. The temperance
question will be thoroughly discuss
ed. Among the speakers Rev, Pen
! gilly, Adelstine Berge and l.. A.
Simonson. All are most cordially
invited to be presant. The speaking
will be in the Norwegian and Eng
lish languages.
LOST:-Parcel containing lace.
Finder will please return to Mrs.
Gibson and receive reward.
Miss Theodore Axelberg visited
with friends at Ashland during the
week.
Miss Sophia Beauleau is spending
the week visiting with friends at
Ashland.
Attorney A. W. Mcleod made a
business trip to the head of the
lakes the latter part of last week.
O. A. Lamoreaux left last FRIDAY
for Cass Lake on a short business
trip. The box factory which Ken
field & Lamoreaux have built at that
point has already been started run
ming.
M. H. Lamoreaux of Chicago, is
here looking after the interests OF
the box factory during the absence
of his brother 0. A.
The Study Club met last night al
the home of Mrs. E. G.. Moore,
The st. Mary's Society. of the
Catholic church gave a concert a
the St. Louis Hall last night. A
large number attended and a splen
did program was rendered.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ungrodt left Tues
day afternoon for st. Paul wher
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