The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-09-08
NEWS OF THE WEEK
Items of interest Concerning
qourss Neighbors

J
liew Phone. Washburn, Wi.
Ben Marsh, who has been VISITING
with his parents and friends, lef
Monday for Big Rapids. Mich where
he is attending the Ferris Institute
Nav success attend him is the wisl
of the Times.
Will Harvey Of Cusson has beer
visiting In the city the past week.
Miss Amanady Hollen who ha:
been visiting With relatives an(
friends for the past two weeks, ha:
returned to her home at Park Falls
Miss. Helen Rogers of Odanat
visited with relatives in this city
this week.
Miss. Anna Cousineau of Por1
Arthur Canada is visiting relatives
and friends in this city.
Mrs. Nels Paulson OF Cumberland
is visiting with her sister Mrs.
Westby,
Miss. Florence Branstrom has
diphtheria.
Myron Maher nine year old son OF
MIR. and Mrs. Maher is sick with
dtphtheria.
Some of the finest fruit land III
BAYFIELD, County in lots of five acres
aud up. Call on or address the
Times.
Frank Sthulman left the latte
part of last week for Des MOines
Iowa, where he expects to work with
Jake Stark in the elevator at that
point. Frank is hustler and will
be successful in his work.
The date for the Congregational
church Rally has been changed SO as
not to conflict with the dates of the
Bayfield, County fair. We want
everybody to attend both.
There are people who have grea
fear of mixing religion and business.
They perfer a religion wholly per-
pendicular instead of partly hori-
zontal. But business is large part
Of life and Christianity has to do
with everything that touches life.
The man who dosen't try to carry a
Chris tianity into business hash t d
Christianity worth carrying any
where. The church should have o
keen social conscience. She must
insist upon Justice, upon right re-
lations betwt en- man and man, upon
an industrial order which preserves
life instead of destroying it. upon a
clean and honest political life.
Christianity insists that man live to-
gether as brothers that, where
economic, political or social con-
dtions make the realization Of the
brother ideal impossible, Christians
should get to work to change things.
The following Washburn young
ladies left this week for Superior,
Wis, where they will attend state
Normal the coming year: Anna
jacobs, Clara Peterson, Lottle
Kinney, Matt Fluke, CLAUSE John
son, Genevieve Wiley and Opal
Frost. We wish them all success
and d pleasant time. You should
have the Times with you.
Don't forget the Bayfield, Co. Fair
at Irou River. Sept. 27-28-29.
Peter Fox, of the firm of Fox
Bros, returned Friday from an ex-
tended trip among friends in Penn.
J. M. Cox of Chicago is visiting
with his cousin. Mrs. Geo. Morgan,
OF this city.
Carl Evenson and Earl Herman
left Tuesday for Superior, where
they are in the employ of the Great
Northern Ry. Carl called in the
Office and ordered the paper sent to
him. We wish the boys the best
of success.
Miss Elizabeth Hicks, teacher OF
the primary dept. and supervisor of
music in the Lincoln school was pre-
vented from taking her place by the
illness of her parents.
We want good man to work our
farm adjoining the city, and will fur
nish stock on shares. Write, Love
aud & Company, Minneapolis, MINI
Mrs. NJ. G. Lincoln entertained in
formally, last Friday evening
Steamer Skater will make all
days run among the Island every
Wednesdays. Thursdays, and Satur-
days until close of season.