The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-03-18

For Sale Dry and Green stove
wood. Call on P. NJ Olson.
The bill to establish a Dynamite
plant near the State Prison at Wau-
pun, for the manufacture OF dyna-
mite by the state, has been reported
by the Committee on State AFFAIRS
for indefinite postponment.
Now that the creamery is an as
sured fact, many of the farmers in
this vicinity are making arrange
ments to increase their present herd
of cattle. They all realize that un-
der the new plan the creamery VII
be made to pay and as they are TO
become members of the company
they will reap the benefits. A pull
together now is all that is needed.
Harold Leighton, pupil OF the
Walker High school, vas surprised
at his home last Friday evening, by
the members of his class, the occa-
sion being his fourteenth birthday.
The evening was spent in playing
games and a good lunch was served,
after which the guests departed all
having had good time. Harold
was presen ted with "a number of
presents.
Harry Arseneau. of Bay field, visit
ed in the city Sunday.
A good sized gathering attended
the Necktie social given by the
ladies' of the S. EFT. & E. F. of A..
Lodge at the Union Hall last Friday
night. Dancing was INDUCED in.
music being being furnished by
Bergman s orchestra. A lunch was
served at Twelve o'clock.
Roy Geisert who has been work
ing at the Sunshine Moving Picture
Theatre left for Rice Lake last Satur-
day. He will work for John Fin
stead who is running Picture
show.
D. NJ. Maxcy left Sunday after
noon for Philadelphia, Pa. and Will
mington Del, where he goes to con-
suit with several capitalists. Mr..
Maxcy has been working on propo-
sition for several months that may
mean a great deal to this city. We
. have some inside information tt at is
interesting. but we are bound by an
oath to keep it in the dark. If the
plans work out favorable, it will
mean nearly as much to this CITY as
the establishment of the Dynamite
plant here several years ago.
Postmaster Nelson received $27
and D. M. Maxcy $50 from S. L.
Perrin of Superior, who was one of
the disbureing agents for Uncle Ike
Stephenson. These gentlemen used
the money in the interest of Uncle
Ike, so it can he seen that Bayfield,
County was not entirely neglected
in the Senatorial contest. or perhaps
say in the shower of gold.
The annual session of the North
Wisconsin Teachers Ass ociation
will be held at Ashland on 26th and
9th of March, Among those who
will take part in the program is
Supt. S, A. Oscar of this city,
Elmer Oistad made business trip
to Iron River last Saturday.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
Society served supper on ST.
Patrick S night at tie home of Mr..
and Mrs. August Hoffman. Many
attended.
Charles Layton, formerly agent
at the Omaha depot in this city but
now OF Lacrosse, is FepOrIeu dS oe-
ing almost totally blind. Washburn
friends will be extremely sorry to
hear of Mr.. Layton misfortune.
Miss Mary Bor ggren who has be- n
working a. Berglund, Mich. return
ed to her home in this city last Sat-
urday evening.
Miss Grace Legacy who has been
working at Duluth for the past year
is visiting at the home of her parents
in this city.
FOR SALE:-Dry Hardwo ID.
Call on G. A. Bruness. New Phone.