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

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morning for their futu"- hon
Mrs. John Waegery visiting
with her daughter Mrs. Peters at
Higabridge this week.
Adolstine Berg nd family have
.u,led out to their farm in the
town of Was .uln for the summer
months.
Jarod B. Day of Barksdale at
tended tie dancing party given al
the Masonic Hall on Saturday even
ing.
Mrs. Agnes Marion left Monday
for her home in the southern part OF
the state where she will spend her
summer vacation.
Ole Garberg had his hand quite
badly cut while at work at the
Sprague mill Tuesday morning by
getting it caught in some betting.
Among the graduates of the Su-
peror Normal School this year are
two from Washburn. Miss Della
Nevers will graduate in the Elemen-
tary course and Miss Nellie Pallage
is in the Elementary Course of the
summer term,
Mrs. Roy Southmayd and daughter
of Bayfield, visited with relatives in
the city yesterday.
Miss Victoria Klock of Odanah
visited with her parents in the city
few days during the past week.
Miss Della Nevers of Superior was
down Saturday and attended the
Alumni banquet at the Mas onic Hall
on Saturday evening.
Lillian and Mary Arseneau and
Mary Garberg were at Mason last
Sunday visi ting with friends.
Dr.. and Mrs. Fl. G.. Mertens Of
bayfield, were in the city last Friday
evening to attend the graduating
exercises at the Opera House.
Miss Mary Beauleau has been at
Ashland during the past week where
she is employed as seamstress.
James Fluck came up from Hay
ward last Saturday and attended
the Alumni Banquet given al the
Masonic Hall. He returned to Hay
ward Monday morning.
Ia the report of the Base ball game
played at Madison last week between
the University team and Bclolt
college, the ancient rivalry between
Washburn and bayfield, was marked.
Dug. Knight pitched the game for
The University and Carl Lien for the
Beloit aggregation, both men have
played here, Knight for Bayfield, and
Lien for this city. The University
team won by a score of 6 to /.
Knight struck out Is men.
The initial number OF the Ba yield
Progress reached our exchange
table last Friday. The new paper
is we printed and Will edited
aud as an infant has all the appear
ance of a healthy and vigorous
y,ungster. Louis Wachsm son
of the well known Chairman OF Bay
field is the publisher and w. II.
Holmes for twenty five years owner
and editor of the Waupaca Republi-
can, published at Waupaca, is editor,
The new paper gives promise of be-
coming a mem Der of the journalistic
family of the county. In his saluta-
tory the Publisher Informs his read
ers that in politics the Progress will
lean toward Democracy. but then
adds "what is the difference uny-
way. Right you are Mr.. Wach-
smuth. "What is the difference?"
whether we are Democrats or Re-
publicans. Ninety nine and one
half columns out of a possible hun
dred columns of reading matter pub
lished in Bayfield, County papers are
given up to recording the ordinary
local news and to boosting for our
town aud county and politics enters
into the make up of the matter to a
very limited extent Messrs Wach-
smuth ar d Holmes are to be congra-
tulated. The paper begins its career,
with volume one and number one
we'll edited and well printed, and we
welcome the Progress into the fam
lily.