The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-07-20
LOCAL ITEMS

to leave soon for northern MINES o.
ia where they expect to locate.
Herbert Mertz spent few days
al the Twin Cities the latter part
of last week taking in the sights.
Mr.. Pasco of Ashland was in the
city the first of the week packing
the hous ehold goods OF Jake Segal.
Bert Baer, OF st. Paul, who has
been visiting at the Jake Segal resi-
dence for the past week or more, re-
turned to his home yesterday. He
was accompanied by Marion Segal.
William BOYLE has purchased the
Gilbert Olson farm located on the
Ashland and Enyoe roads. The
farm consists OF IS acres and is
partly cleared.
W. e. Benefits bull terrier dog
broke the large plate glass window
in the M. Picott Doyle store this
MOI niug when he jumped against 1t
III chasing cat.
Several BURBERRY parties are out
in the fields this week gathering IN
the fruit. Blueberries are not as
plentiful this year as it was thought
they would be.
Miss Alma Nygren who has been
visiting at Superior for the past
week left there last Saturday for
Crookstor Mimi. where she expects
to visit for some time.
William Olson and family are en-
Toying camp life at their splace on
the bav shore about half mile O.
bove the pumping station. Mr.. Oh.
son is having a summer cottage
built and is also having the grounds
cleaned up.
Ben Ungrodt has purchased from
Rev. Geo. E. Plant the twenty acre
tract near Houghton Falls. This is
a nice piece of land and we are glad
to note that our townsman B. I'm.
grodt is going to join in the farming
business.
Mr.. Ferguson OF Superior has
been transacting business ~ the
city during the past week. Mr..
Ferguson is mining man and is in
terested in locating mineral deposits
near this city.
Louis Duffy and family ofSuperior
| visited with relatives and friends II
the city during the past week. The,
left Tuesday for their home and
were accompanied by Mrs, Herring
mother of Mrs. Duffy.
Fred Rowles returned Monday
noon from Ashland where he has
been for She past few weeks receiv
| ing treatment for his leg which wa'
Injured when MIR. Rowles wa'
struck by the N. P. train down at
the 9th avenue crossing.
Rev. John Gibson has been her,
from 3irnamwood. Wis. during TIM
past week visiting with his sor
John W. and daughter Mrs. Johl
Page. From here Mr.. Gibson wen
up into northerA Minnesota wher'
he expects to look over lands.
Mrs. Albert Miller left the frs
of the week for Rigeland, Wis
where she accompanied her sisters
Mrs. Miller will visit at Rigelant
for a short time when she will re-
turn to this city to remain 10
some time before going west.
When you buy of your home mer
chants you are helping the town ant
there by sharing in the profits 0
your own purchase.
Some women are awful touchy
A widow has brought an action
against paper which said that he
husband had gone to happier home
Farmers in this vicinity hav
been very busy during the pas
week or more getting in their ma.
crop. The crop is said to have beer
a big one.
The editor of this paper has
place in his heart for the friends VIII
bring or send 10 news items. 1t Il
the desire of this paper to give al
the news all the time and those wh'
lend US their assistance to that emf
have our unbounded gratitude.
Farmers are feeling jubliant owe
the prospects OF bumper crops II
this section this year. There ha
been just enough rain to make tn
crops fairly shoot from the groun'
and the prospects for heavy ylel'
of all crops are the best. GettlLi
to be great country around here