The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1908-07-09
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Items Of Interest Concerning
qour Neighbors


to fall and break her arm last Thurs
day afternoon.
Dan Robinson arrived here from
Chisholm Friday evening and spent
a few DAYS visiting in the ci'y with
his parents.
Emil Evenson arrived home from
Chisholm last Friday and spent
few days visiting with friends and
relatives.
Amos E. Jeff, rson of Hudson and
Attorney Shea OF Ashland, trustees
of the Cclonei Wing estate, transact
ed business in the city Tuesday.
Miss Emma Rey burn and Miss
Alice O'Sullivan visited with Ash
land friends Friday.
Mrs Hans Jensen of Ashland.
visited with relatives in this city Il
few days during the past week.
Francis Grogan came down from
Superior the first of the week and
will spend some time visiting with
friends aud relatives Of the city
Farmers near Wash5urn are get
ting every hing in readiness to begin
the haying. Hay will be ready to
cut in week or ten days. There
will be good crop OF hay through
out the county this year with The
market prices at the top no ch.
Mrs. Alex Maitland visited with
relatives at Cusson during The
week. returning Monday night.
Her grandson Patrick accompanied
her home.
Louis Summerfeld visited at Gus
son over the Fourth
The Misses Mary Almoa> and
Minnie Holm of Cumberland are the
guests of Miss Mable Kinney this
week.
Samuel F. Sniyely of Duluth,
transacted business in the city last
Friday.
The grading for the sidewalks ar
oupd the court house has been COM
pIeted
Leonard Swanson left The first Of
the week for Minneapolis where he
will work at the barber trade.
L. o MaIoshe of Minneapolis, visit
ed with friends and relatives in the
city for few days during the week.
p, ter Score has returned from
Rows point above Bayfield, where ne
has been working.
Theron A. Lovelrnd was here from
Minneapolis during the week with a
couple Of gentlemen who were look
inc over the country with view to
engaging in the fruit business.
They were we'll pleased with this
section of the country and will no
donbt buy large tract of land and
enoage in the business. Theron
saws that this county is becoming
known far and wide for the fruit
that can be raiz ID here and that the
next few years will see many farms
started up, where fruit will be the
principal crop.
You can get the Weather report
by calling up central.
Lost-A p.ir of rimess glasses in
black cas-. Finder will please re-
turn to Guy Clerk and receive re-
ward.
Attorney E. Sauve of Iron River
and George S. Barnes of the town OF
B .rnes are transacting business in
the city today.
Rev. Richard Pepgilly returned
Monday evening from Saltwater.
Mimi. where he has been attending
a Methodist Camp meeting.
An insurance adjuster was in the
city the first of the week adjusting
the loss on the shoe stock of IL. K.
Johnson which was damaged by fire
and water last week. Mr.. Johnson
received 1901 80 for the losses sub
stained.
There is some talk of Washburn
celebrating Labor Day. Lets all
get together and make it one of the
biggest celebrations that has been
held on the bay in years. 1t is up
TO Ashland and Bayfield, to celebrate
with us this year as they have both
had their turn at it since Washburn
last celebrated the day.
The dynamite plant has been closed
down for few days.
Mrs. Leight of Saltwater, Mimi.
is visiting in the city at the home OF
her sister Mrs. G. J. Summerfield.
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Sidney Ducett Sunday.