The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-01-06

city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geory. p $. enter
tanned number Of quests at their
home last Saturday al u New Year S
dinner Among those from out a.
u.s.. d Lrtsont ire Mr.. Dormick Of
Superior, Henry Latfaneer and wife
and Geoage Turgeon Of A shiand and
Joe Vallincour OF Bayfield,.
Fred Fenton IS here from Eau
Claire and is spending some time
visiting with his parents.
Wilfred Asseneau of Blyieid visit
ed with friends in the city during
the past week.
John Dunn attended a dancing
party at Bayfield, Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Gray, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Grant, Rosa and Eve
Ross, and Olga Hanson, Sarah. Wes-
10y. Agnes Blexrnd. Carl Carlson
and Oggie Joanis were among
those in attendance at the New
Years party held at Bayfield, last
Friday evening.
Charles Horr of Duluth, was call
ing on his trade here yerterday.
Young man, when you are court
ing your best girl. don't get soft.
Don't get soft. Don't cay. "These
little hands will not do stroke OF
work when you are mine, andIyou
shall have nothing to do in our house
but to sit all day long and chirp 10
ne canaries. AS il any sensible
woman could be happy fooling away
her time in that sort Of style. A
girl has retentiv. mem Try of the
soft things said, silly promises Of
courtship. and occasionly IN after
years, when she IS bruding over the
wash tue or patching the west end
OF your trousers, SHE will =, mrd
you OF them in the cold >arcast ic..I
tone of voice.
All departments show a big
cut in the prices Of merchan-
disc during the great clear
ance sale at the Leader.
The Methodist Ladies AID society
net yesterday afternoon at the home
OF Mrs. Marion Hull.
Alex Maitland is here from Cusson
and will spend some time visiting in
the city.
Merton Bell of Bel wood transact.
ed business in the city yesterday.
Mr.. Bell was formerly a resident OF
this city.
The Misses Lillian and Mary
Arseneau visited with friends at
Superior and Duluth during the
week.
Miss Mary Garberg visited with
friends at Ashland Sunday.
@. G. Ellwoed who formerly
Travelled for the Min' eapois Paper
Company, has now accepted posi-
ton with Noyes, Brothers and Cot
lea of ST. Paul and is selling cigars.
He was here Monday.
The Public schools opened again
this morning after two weeks
vacation.
The POcohantas Ladies are plan
ming on necktie and apron party
to be given at the Odd Fellows hall
on the evening of Jan. 18th.
Joe Vallincour OF Bayfield, visited
with friends in the c ty during the
past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nap. Fortier enter
tanned at a card party given at
their home last week.
The Catholic Foresters will hold
closed installation OF officers at the
st. Louis hall on the evening of Jan.
9th.
John O'Sullivan and son John left
Monday morning for Menoronie.
John, Jr. is going to attend the
Stout Training school and Mr..
O'Sullivan went down to see that
he was properly located.
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