The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-06-11
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ing at Minneapolis returned home
Monday evening.
James Casperson, Jr.. who has
been visiting at Two Harbors,
Minn.. came home this week to at
tend the wedding of his sister,
which took place Wednesday.
VIM. Olson left today for eastern
Oregon, where he will remain for
the greater part of the summer.
Found:-A gold shirtwaist pin, at
the Opera House last Sunday even
ing. Owner can have by calling on
w. HI. Hamilton.
Miss Gwendolin Fenton expects
to start Kindergarten in the Club
Room of the library building.
William Flynn returned the first
of the week from Marinette whe re
he attended the state meeting of the
Odd Fellows as a delegate.
Miss Flora Johnson who has been
visiting at the S. e. Swanson resi-
dence, left the first of the week for
Tronwood and from there will 20 to
California.
Two sisters of w. A. Fenton are
here from Winnepeg, Canada. and
they expect to visit for some time.
This is the first time that Mr.. Fen
ton has seen either of his sisters in
over twenty years and consequently
a great reunion is being held.
Mr.. Zulic of St. Paul visited with
friends in the city for several days
during the past week,
Mrs. Lew Anderson and mother
Mrs. Shater were over from Ash
land Sunday visiting at the Fox
residence.
A daughter was born 10 Mr.. and
Mrs. Louis Geisert Tuesday even
ing.
Charles Drummer was in from his
homestead in the town of Bell yes
terday. Mr.. Drummer came in for
the purpose of proving up on his
land before clerk of the Circuit
Court F. A. Bell. Mr.. Drummer re-
ports everything line out that way
and says that from all indications
that there will be an immense crop
of blueberries the coming summer.
Miss Anna Sundeen of Duluth,
visited with friends here Friday and
Saturday.
John A. Jacobs steam stump
puller has been fitted over during
the past week and now it is expected
that it will pull stumps without diff
ficulty. Mr.. Jacobs expects to go
into the business OF clearing land of
stumps and he already has a num-
Der OF jobs ahead. He expects to
have all kinds of work in that line
and he says that he can save the
farmers money on their clearing.
"No man ever had greater de-
sire to be president than James G.
Blaine" says the Washington post,
a newspaper that has never under
stood Mr.. Bryan.
Ed. Jacobs left the first OF the
week for Duluth where he started
sailing on the Steamer John Owen.
Three lumber boats have been in
port during the past week for
cargoes of lumber.
The Lotus Quartette of Chippewa
Falls gave popular dancing party
at the Opera House last Friday
evening.
The State Commander of the Lady
Maccabe.s was in the city Tuesday
and gave lecture to the local lodge.
Miss Anna Swain returned last
Friday evening from Hudson where
she has been visiting. A cousin re-
turned with her and will visit at
the Swain residence for short
time.
Dennis O'Sullivan of Ashland
transacted business in the city YES
terday.
Miss Hattie Rummell returned
last Friday from Wausau where she
has been teaching during the past
term.
Fred Cole of Ashland. visited
with friends in the city over Sun
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Of Ashland
are visiting at the Marsh residence
today.
Many of the business men will
decorate their places for the conven-
ton of the Beavers to be held here
next week.