The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-12-24

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about the same as they were a year
ago.
Mable and Louis Summerfield left
this morning for Cusson where they
win spend Christmas visiting with
relatives.
Mrs. W.. Ell. Smith and daughter
Florence of Meadow brook, Mimi, ar
rived in the city Monday evening
and will visit at the home of Mrs.
Smiths daughter Mrs. S. A. Oscar.
Alfred Erickson and Stanz Cook
lar have skating rink on the Bay
near the city dock. The opening
night was largely attended.
Miss Mabel Peterson who is teach
ing music in the public schools at
Augusta, arrived in the city Monday
evening and will visit with her
mother until after Christmas. :.
Miss Anna Cooker, is home from
her school near Spooner. She will
spend the holidays here with her
parents.
Mable Summerfield returned Fri
day afternoon from Spooner, where
she has been stopping with her sis
ter Mrs. Irving Spaeth for some
months. She will remain here.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. William Podvin Saturday night.
George Lamere returned the lat
ter part of last week from Georgian
Bay. Canada. where he has been
working for lumber concern for
the past year or so. Mr.. Lamere has
decided that after all there is no
place like good old Washburn.
William Chatter left the first of
the week for Cusson where he ex-
poets to work for the Hines Lum Der
company making ties.
Ellsworth Alvord is reported as
getting along satisfactorily with a
noticea BILE improvement every day.
He has been sick for the past couple
of week.
F. T. Yates came up from Mime
apolis last Friday and spent few
days in the city visiting with old
friends aud looking after matters of
business.
!. Sleighing is now said to be quite
good. but teamsters say that a
couple of inches or so more snow
would help some.
Mrs. Robert E. Zeamer left Tues
day morning for Kewatin, Ontario,
to join her husband who has good
position at that point.
Mrs. Georgia Helweg of Bayfield,
visited at the Bell residence in the
city last Saturday.
Peter Fox made a trip to Bayfield,
and vicinity last Saturday and Sun
day.
On account of this being Christ
mas week Peter J. Bestler has de-
ciled not to hold another show in
this city until Thursday evening,
Dec. 31st. At that time he will
have complete set of new films and
all who can should be on hand to see
them.
Tomorrow is Christmas day and we
take this means of wishing all of our
readers most happy Christmas and
prosperous New Year.
Most of the public school teachers
are spending their Christmas vaca-
tions visiting at the homes of their
parents in different parts of the
state.
7. H. Robinson was at Ashland
Monday where he had his eyes treat
ell
For Rent:-The Starr Hotel loca-
ted on Omaha St. Good locat on.
VIM. Stevenson has purchased the
&c. A. Wallin residence on third
avenue east and fifth street and will
occupy the same with his family
soon. Mr.. Stevenson has been con-
Quoting the Starr House for a couple
of years.
Miss John who last year was
teacher of Domestic Science in The
schools in this city has been visiting
at the Moore home for several days.
| Miss Maud Ever who is teaching
at Boomer this year is in the city
Nisiting with Miss Mae Smith.
Attorney J. D. Glass of Mason
City, Iowa, who is largely interested
| in Bayfield, County lands has been
in the city this week on business.
Mrs. VIM. O'Neil expects to leave
shortly after the first of the year for
Cass Lake. where she will Join her
husband. She will spend the rest oil