The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1909-09-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK 7
Items of Interest Concernin g
gour Neighbors

Boy Wanted-To learn printin g
trade must be willing to work.
Apply at the TIMES OFFICE.
The new cement walk in front Of
the John O'Sullivan residence on
Washington avenue has been com
pleted and adds greatly to the APP
pearance of the property. Next
year many new walks will be aid
along the avenue.
Superintendent S. A. Oscar LETT
todayior Madison where he will at
tend the meeting of the State Ass b.
citation of CITY superintendent.
which is to be held Friday and SAT-
urday. Mr.. Oscar will also attend
the meeting of the Directors OF the
Beaver Reserve Fund Fraternity at
Stoughton on Tuesday, of next wee k.
Mrs. L. A. Oscar also left this ate r.
noon to points in the southern part
of the state where she will visit wi In
relatives and friends for several
W. eks.
Man-catcher Dick Hawkes. brought
fifteen men. over from Ashland last
Saturday and they are now being
EN- ployed at the mill OF the Stearn S
Lumber company in this city. The
Co. is finding some difficulty in &c T.
ting enough men to run the m ill
night and day.
Good coal stove for sale. Onl y
burned four months. A Snap. ] u
quire at this Office for particulars.
Mrs. Alex Maitland and Mrs. Will
Robinson and children visited viii tn
friends at Ashland Monday.
Mrs. Howard Benton and son
Dwight returned Sunday from an
extended trip through the southef IN
part OF the SJaLe.
Chris Saxhaug returned the latt err
part of last week from Pine City,
MInn,, where he has been receiving
treatment during the past month or
so. Chris is much better in health.
Boyd Cameron and family retur D.
ed Sunday evening from Roy's Poi pit
north of Bayfield, where they ha We
been camping out during the SUI D.
mer months. Mr.. Cameron b as
been employed as mill wright f Or
the Kurz Downey company.
Victor Cameron returned the ii st
of the week from Plainfield where he
has been for the past few years ma *
ing his home with his grandparen is.
He will remain with his parents in
this city.
L. N. Clausen and daught ter
Florence left Sunday evening for
Madison. Miss Florence will attend
the university at Madison during
the coming year.
E. C. Stevens left the first of the
week for Denver, Colorado a I'D
Boise City, Idaho, where he expec It's
to visit and transact business. He
expects to be gone away about t. en-
days.
During the past week Street Coz ~
missioner Larson has had crew of
men grading west fifth street be-
tween Washington avenue and Bird
avenue west. New cement sid e.
walks were recently laid On the U f.
per side of the street and with the
street graded it helps the appea r-
ance of the block wonderfully. [ ct
the good work continue.
The Loveland company expect IT,
builc a large barn on Section 81
just west Of the city aud the work
will soon be started Tie barn will
be big affair with COZ crtt fl pr
and will be used for the sheep al d
Angora goats. This company I'd "
has over th, ee hundred goats and a
small flock Of sheep out on the i.
llLd. The goats were IL poor co
dition when they arrived couple of
weeks ago but on the good era IS
land they have been picking up
rapidly and are now looking fin /.
The goats are being used to clean off
the small underbrush on the land.
Never can tell when You'll mash a
finger or suffer cut, bruise, burn
or scald. Be prepared. DR..
Thomas Electric Oil Instantly re-
lieves the pain-quickly cures : be
wound.