The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-03-03

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on business. Mr.. Olson has been
awarded the contract for driving
the piling in the repair work OF the
city dock. The work will be begun
at once.
A Jannette McKensev Hill Cook
book given away free. Ask the
Washburn Coop. Grocery sore.
Mrs. August Swanson, who was
f II many years a resident of this
city bit residing with her
husband at Minneapolis, has begun
SUIT for damages against Dr.. Lamp
son also now of Minneapolis. The
charge is malpractice. Mrs. Swan
sou thinks she has sustained over
fifty thousand dollars worth of DAM
ayes. Those who know something
Of the circumstances express the
opinion that it is d clear instance OF
perst cutlon.
The man who buys of a mail order
house and gets soaked never says
a word about it, but if the same man
found a cotton potato in a bushel
which he purchased from a home
merchant he would rush to the tele-
phone, call up the merchant who sold
him the potatoes and demand that
he send for them at once and take
them back. If your home merchant
can cheat you after you e the
goods before purchasing, how much
easier can the mail order house cheat
you when you buy its goods without
seeing them until you have paid the
price, with freight or express added?
-EX.
For Rent or for Sale:-My farm
on Washington Ave, just n mile
from CITY post Office. Twenty acres
and fifteen under cultivation, also a
mower. sled, wagon, buggy, some
farm i'm elements and three head of
cattle. James C. Murphy.
A baby was boy was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Oberts on Monday
evening of this week.
Levi Soshea of Odanah, visited
with his parents in this CITY over
sunday.
Lillian and Mary Arseneau and
Mary Garberg visited with friends
at Bayfield, last Sundny.
Win Giesert was here from Duluth
for a few DAYS visiting with friends
and relatives.
Eugene Picott of Bayfield, visited
with friends and relatives in the
city during the past week.
Louis Shapiro of Bayfield, visited
at the Segal residence last Sunday.
Money to Loan on Farm Land.
Lowest rates and Long time, Cali
or write Love-Land Company. Wash
burn, or Minneapolis, Mimi.
Miss Geneyive Wiley spent Sunday
in this city visiting with her parents.
Miss Wiley is attending the Super
ior Normal.
f. J. Wildner of Superior, receiver
of the Wisconsin Lumber q Cattle
Co., transacted business in the
city Tuesday. He was here to at
tend the sale of lands.
Mrs. McAndrews CT Bayfield, was
in the city Tuesday.
J. B. Wicks and family left Mon
day for Houghton. Mich, where Mr..
Wicks will have charge of the pow
er house of the new dynamite plant
which is being built.
The hearing OF the appeal to the
tax Commission will take place one
week from Tuesday at Ashland.
This appeal vas taken by the towns
of Mason, Iron River and Pr tt.
A number Of members Of she county
board will attend the hearing. At
torney Walsh and City CLERK Axel.
berg will look after the interests of
h. city.
Attorney Knute Hill Of Eau Claire
deliv red a temper4nce lecture at
the Congregations Church on Tues.
evening to a fair siZ,d audience.
M. Hill is one of the leaders of the
Anti saloon movement.
Louis Latts i. this week conduct
ing the Bijou theatre at Ashland,
and his brother Abe Latts of Ash
land is in this city looking af er the
business of tie Bijou theatre.
Those bad decayed tech are a
menance to your health. Nv work is
first class yet reasonable. DR.. Goel-
Zar