The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-04-13
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pose of distributing trout fry
this spring. A large amount
has been ordered to stock the
streams and it COSTS TO get them
there. Those interested can
leave their money at Fox's Drug
store or with William Olson.
The Ladies Aid of the Norwegian
Lutheran Church met at the home of
Mrs. E. A. Blexrud. Wednesday
afternoon.
Many things attest the prosperity
of our town. With her trade her
churches, her schools, and her GU
tured population we have a first
class town in which to live.
The Methodist Ladies Aid society
will meet at the church parlors mex t
Wednesday afternoon and will be
entertained by Mrs. H. Wieman.
| Mrs, H. G. Koening and Mrs. Will
Robinson.
o. Nj. Johnson and wife and
children of Chippewa Falls, are in
the city visiting with Mayor g. A.
Herring. Mrs. Johnson is sister of
| Mr.. Herring. The family may decide
to locate here.
Miss. Angie Geisert came up from
Spooner the latter part Of last week
to spend her Easter vacation visit
ing with relatives and friends. Miss
Geisert has been teaching school at
Spooner this year.
| John Thompson, OF Williston, N.
D., who has been visiting in the city
left the latter part of last week for
Superior where he will visit with an
uncle. John expects to to return to
this city in short time.
The local Electric Light Co. has
commenced the annual test of con-
sumers meters. This test is made
every IL months and a record is kept
for examination by the State
Railroad commission.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
society met at the home of Mrs. I.
H. Robinson yesterday afternoon,
Mrs. Flynn assisting in entertain
ing. A large number were present
and pleasant afternoon was spent.
George Heist, formerly employed
bv the local lighting Co. is now Supt.
of the Glenwood & Downing light
& Power Co. George has built a
house there and is doing well. All
his old friends here congratulate him
in his success at Glenwood.
An adjourned meeting of the city
council will be held tomorrow even
ing for the purpose of canvassing
the votes of the spring election and
also for the transaction of such
business as may come before that
body. This is the last meeting that
the old council will hold and un-
tdoubtely some of the old business
will be disposed OF at the meeting
Friday.
There are very few "House
for Rent" signs to be seen in
our town. That is a proof of
growth and prosperity, but
also all Indication that more
homes ought to be provided
for the people who would
move here, if houses could
be rented. A number of coy
and attractive cottages that
can be rented at a reasonable
figure is what we need.
Manager Anil Scantland of the Garden
Hall is having many repairs made to the
hall this week and they will be completed
in time for the Easter Monday dance
There will be good music by the Special
Orpheum Orchestra.
Gus Bowers expects to leave today fol-
Sheboygan where he will again go cook
ing on one of the large lake boats.
The wedding of Miss Gertie Anderson
and Henry Hazelhoun. both of Mason
occurred this afternoon at the home Of
Rev. Chr. Christensen in this city, The
bride formerly lived in this city while the
groom has been a resident of Mason 70,
many years. The couple will leave to.
day for Sand Point Idaho where they will
reside.
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