The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1910-03-31
HOUSE BURNED
Welton Home Destroyed by
Fire EARLY Monday
Morning.

started from the kitchen chimney
shortly after the fire had been
built in the stove. An alarm
was turned in by neighbors but
before the department arrived
the house was almost in ruins.
The Messiner house next door
also caught fire but was put out
before very much damage was
done. Mr.. Welton, with the help
of neighbors, succeeded in saw
ing most of the furniture down
stairs, but all of the furniture
and clothing up stairs was burn
ed.
Havn't you paid rent long enough?
Figure it up and you will find that
you could have paid for more
than one good house. At the pre-
sent time [ have several good bar
gains, The price is bound to advan-
ce soon. Call and see Robinson.
Times Office.
A. Whitman Of Hurley, Wis. was
in the city Monday. He came here
to attend Che Easter Monday Bali.
He will accompanied home Tuesday
by Miss Mable Peterson of this city,
who will visit at the Whitman home
for several days.
Mss Florence Anderson and
Clarence Reister visited at the home
of the la ter at Chippwa Falls during
the past few days.
Segard Melstrand of Ashland at
tended the Easter Monday Ball IN
this city Monday evening.
Miss Pearl Wiley of Hayward
has been in the city this week witt
ing with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wiley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Erick Anderson and
son George and Mrs. Gle Dahl left
Yesterday afternoon for Wlnona,
Mimi, having been called there by
the death of a sister in-law. They
will attend the funeral which is to
be held tomorrow.
Levi Soche eff Odanah, visited with
his parents in this city over Sunday
Ralph Korngold, socialist leactur-
er, delivered two addresses in this
city, one on Saturday evening at the
Knights of Labor hall on the subject
of First Principals of Socialism"
and one at the Sunshine theatre
Sunday afternoon on Socialists in
Office" He was greeted by good
audiences.
Overby's saloon was broken into
last Saturday night at about n
O'Clock and the cash in the register
amounting to about three dollars and
two bottles Of whiskey were stolen,
A young man of this city was arrest
ed Monday morning, charged with
breaking into the saloon, and was
given a preliminary hearing and
bound over to circuit court.
James Eiuck was here from Hay
ward over Sunday visiting with his
parents Mr., and Mrs. George Fluck.
CLAUS Davidson was in the city
Monday calling on the trade and
visiting old friends. Mr.. Davidson
is now travelling for a st. Paul Shoe
house.
Nels Anderson and wife of Amery,
have been visiting in the city during
the past week at the William Olson
residence.
M. S. Lamoreaux of Chicago, has
been in the city during the past
week looking after matters of bust
ness and Aisiting with friends.
Mrs. Harry FaErig and daughter
left Monday for Superior, to visit
with Mrs. Fahrig's parents.
Sheriff Max Happle left Saturday
for Aberdeen, WashiE gton. Mr..
Happle had a warrant for the arrest
of Carl Herring of Iron River for
wife desertion.
Oscar Lundgen Of Spokevill, Wis,
is in the city visiting at the VIM.
Olson home.
An aching tooth is a lot of unnec-
essary annoyance when you al have
it attended to with such little pain
and expense. DR.. Goelzer.
Mrs. Briggs of Winnipeg, Canada
has been IN the city this week visit
ing at the Alvord home. Mrs.
Briggs formerly lived here, being
the mother of Mrs. S. w. Boynton.
whose husband was FOR a time Su-
p~erintendent of the A. A. Bigelow
Co., business here.
Those badly decayed teeth are a
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