The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-06-10
Addition Completed.

Tie firm of Kenfis,d and Lamor-
eaux have this w Eek completed the
large addition to their box factory
and he place is now ready for the
install ing of machines. The new
addition will give the firm about a
,hlld more floor space with better
hphl throughout the entire mill. A
numb nr of rev machines will be IN
tai ed some time this summer and
this will increase the output of the
pant considerably. A large new
edgec has recently been installed in
the saw mill and new iron root has
been placed on the entire mill. The
business of the factory is ever on
the increase and the proprietors of
the plant believe ia keeping pace
with the growth of their business.
IL is one of the institutions that
goes long way toward building up
a city.
District Manager Keefe OF the
Bell Telephone Company, transacted
business in the city Monday.
A farewell dinner party was given
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. 0, A.
Lamoreaux on Monday evening in
honor OF Martha Kenfied who leaves
this week FOR Cass Lake where he
expects to spend the summer
months.
Mrs. James Ryan Of Ashland visit
ed with friends in the city Friday.
Miss Anna Swain has returned
from Superior where she has been
visiting for the past Jew weeks.
The Ladies Aid Society of the
Catholic church will meet next
Thursday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. John Burke on west fourth
street.
White Wyandott eggs for hatch
ing reduced to half price after June
1st. DIR. Burns.
A special meeting of the school
board during the past week for the
purpose of hiring teachers for the
city schools. Among those hired
are Laura Vain of Elkhorn, for
mathematics; Mary Lawson, Mil
yankee, for history, Elizabeth
Hastings. Spring Valley. for
Englisht and Rose Leaderman of
Superior, for the primary dep art
ment.
Harvey Irish is laid up with sore
hand. While working on the farm
he had it quite badly cut by getting
caught with an iron hook.
B. Ungrodt has opened up a shoot
ing gallery in the Brick building on
lower Bayfield, street.
Florence Ramstead visited with
Ashland friends yesterday afternoon.
f. R. Pr ston of Minneapolis was
in the city looking after matters of
business the first of the week. He
left Tuesday for Chippewa Falls.
The steamer J. J. FL. Brown is
discharging cargo of 1900 tons of
coal at the docks of the North west
ERR Fuel Company. Boats are COM
ing along at a rapid rate just now.
Mrs. George Scanlon of Ashland
is visiting with friends in the city
his week. Dennis O'Sulivan, the
AS Inland dye works man, transacted
business in the city Tuesday.
The sidewalks on the north side
of fourth street and on second ave.
west and the north side OF third
street AID along central avenue that
were condemned at the last meeting
of the council, have been torn up
under the direction of the street
commissioner
One of the familiar sights nova
days is to see John Gibson, captain
of the Fats Base Ball team, out
practicing ball. He says that he is
getting in fine trim for the fourth of
July game. D. ]. Estobrook. captain
of the Leans. is also doing consider
able practicing, and he is being
coached bv his son Harold. The
game gives promise of being one of
the best attractions for the Fourth.
A Great 1NeWSnaner Rar62in