The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-10-07
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Items of Interest Concer ming
gour Neighbors

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Chairman Matt Schweisthal Of the
town of Barksdals transacted bust
ness in the city the first of the week.
The Ladies of the Maccabees gave
A card party at their hall on Mo nday
evening, which was largely attend
ed. ~
Rev. George E. Plant of the Con
gregational Church left Mo hday
afternoon for Appleton, where he
will attend the annual conven ion OF
Congregational churches, viii CHI is
being held this week. He expects
to return next Saturday.
Remsen Bell who is atten ding
Manchester college near Minneapolis
is one OF the players on the Co lege
foot ball team. Playing at Qua fter.
Remsen is good football player
and we are not surprised ohat he
has made the team. The team has
full schedule for the season with
some of the large western colleges.
Mrs. P. ]. Bogie of Iron r liver
spent Sunday in the city, visi ting
with friends. Mrs. Boyle was for
merly resident of this city.
Miss Florence Caruthsrs DO is
teaching DIT York, Ashland Cou hty,
spent Sunday In the city with her
parents.
Miss Jessie N. Smith is at Iron
River this week where she is assist
ing IN the care of her sister Miss
Ruth Smith who is very sick.
Mrs. J. H. Ketchum Of the tow d OF
Eileen attended the annual meeting
of the school officers in this city
| Tuesday.
Sickenlng headaches, indigestion,
constipation, indicate unhealthy CON
dition of the bowels. Hollister S
Rocky Mountain Tea makes the
bowels work naturally and restores
your system to perfect health and
strength. Begin tonight. Fox
Bros. Pharmacy.
Hans Steinert of Milwaukee has
been in the city this week visiting
with his sister Mrs. E. Bergman IN
and with his brother Robert Steinert.
Elmer Ramstad of Virginia. Mi pm.
is in the CITY visiting with his
parents Mr.. aud Mrs. Ole Ramst ia d.
Ed. Williams of Duluth has been
transacting business in the city this
| week.
The first meeting of the Wedn es
day Evening Study Club was held al
the home of Mrs, John Walsh last
evening. The members of the club
have planned for busy season.
Not long ago we were informed by
the newspapers that New Richmo md
was broke, and that the reason for
it all was that the people had vot ted
out the saloons and were no Ion ger
receiving the license money. This
information was furnished by The
representative of the Milwaukee
brewers and was published broad
cast throughout the state. Every
one knew that it was the rankest
| bosh. Now we are told that Ia
Crosse is also broke. That the rea-
son for it all is that Lacrosse b as
too many breweries and saloon IS
Another piece of bosh. The fact is
that many of the towns ia the sta lie
are scraping the bottom Of the bd r.
rel. There are many r, asOns for it..
The most insignifica, one beib g
that there are too many saloons Or
no saloons. We could name many
cities in this neck of the woods, SUI b
as A HAND. Iron River and our oW n
Washburn, whose funds are 10 w
most of the time. New Richmond
and Lacrosse are but fair examples .
Good Farm for Sale or Rent
Cheap-by Andrew Elm.
Roscoe King, instructor of voice
and violin work in the Northlan d
College at Ashland. was IN the eli y
the latter part of last week and he
stated that he may decide to give
one day each week to Wash bur 10
people, providing that he can get up
a class here.