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BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-21

1s-Edh
Arecibo de Duelo

Ia cauSadO dolOrosa impression en- es-
te pueblo La ineSperada muerte del dig
no oiballero don Santiago Seijo Rive
ra, acaecida el Lunes Is de los cOrrien-
ties, 4 las siete de su tarde, como oportu-
namente comuniqu6 por TELEGRAPH al
BOLETIN.
Era el finado un hombre popular en-
extreme, de alma noble y acendrado pa
triOtismO. Fue fundador propietario
del DiariO "La Campana peri6dico
que vino dlrigiendo con acierto hasta la
hora en que el cruel DestinO lie lleya a
un mundo mejOr.. Era el desinteresa-
DO protector de los desheredados de la
suerte, y nueStros campesinos lie profesa-
ban gran cariilO. De la sOciedad fue
niembrO active, y para su patria STEM
pre- guard0 en- su cOraz0n el amor in
tense y purO del patricia.
CuandO mucho Sc hablaba de nuestra
Independence, Ell aquellos tiempOs de
la insurrecci0n de Lares, don Santiago
Seijo. guiado pOr un hondo sentimiento
dc patriotismo tom6 parte activa en-
aquel mOyimiento
Contaba y amos de edad, jamas rec
tifinaba su pasada vida politica, sino por
el centrariO la ratificaba cada dia, 4 ca
ia nora
Era actualmente Tes0rero de la Jun
ta EScOlar de Arecibo y miembro promi-
nente del Partido Union de Puerto Rico
Con Su muerte pierden los pobres al
amigo carihOso Y su Partido pierde al
mas enthusiastic veterano.
TOdO el pueblo de Arecibo acOmpan6
el cadayer hasta su Ultima morada. En-
ire las muchas corOnas que adonaban
el ferrtrO, recOrdamos las SigllienteS: No
has muerto para Carmen, Moncho, :Ele-
na Y Otilia; No te olvidaran, Pachola y
Aleman La COmpania de los Bufos Gu
ban0s, 4 Don Santiago Seijo; la fami-
liza BalseirO-,julia i su queridO pariente
Seijo; la Resp. Logia "Tanama, " 'Pa-
tria" Y "Capitulo "Sigilo" su Q. II.
Santiago Seijo Rivera; a mi querido
nataO. recuerdO de Emilia Aleman; la
familia Urdaz BorraS su pariente Don
Santiago; Los Practicantes de ArecibO
su veterano cOmpanero Don Santiago !;
! Eicrno Adios No te olvidan Ramon Y
ConSuelo; nuestro buen amigo, la ia
mlia SlIsoni; recuerdo de Rita Mar
gar0. su padrino de bodas; nuestro
querido Seijo, jesus Tavarez y familia.
Ademds habia muchas de flores natu-
'ales y otros que, como hemos dicho an
tes. lamcntamos no recordar
Despidieron el duelo con muy senti-
das fTlseS, el Hon Alcalde senior Perez
Aviles y el prestigiOSo Letrado Don F6-
lix Santoni.
Enyiamos a sus diStinguidos famiha-
res nuestrO pesame mas sentido.
Dios haya acogido en- su seno eli al
ma del que va no existel
C0rreSpOnSdl
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-21
COM E RCIAL

Los selores II. Ferreira y Co., nos
participant que ham constitrrido una So
ciedad mercantil encomandita que gira-
"a bajo la expresakia traz6n social, te.
niendo en- ella el earaeter de socio ges-
tor, don Higinio Ferreira Argenta; Y
el de commentaries, Ia mercantil Her
naiz, Targa y Go. Sueesores de San
Juan.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-21
ADMoR.: M7auea Mascara Garcia.
TN fen6meno de memoria.

En- breve llegara a Bilbao, con OBJ.
jeto de darse a conocer ante los hom.
bres de ciencia, Ell joven sacerdote ga
lego D. Lisardo Sayans Ocampo, pa
rroco de San Martin de Borela (Ponte-
vedra), que es un yerdadero portento,
segdn La afrmaci6n de respetables Gle
RIGGS que le conocen.
Ell P. Sayans, ademas de resolver en-
ell acto y de memoria los mas dificiles
problemas matematicos, ecuaciones
con varias inc0gnitas, extraction de
ra1ces, logaritmos, elevaci6n a poten-
cias, division por treinta mas cifras.
etcetera, etc, reptile inmediatamente
cualquier serie de nombres que le di-
gan de viva. yoz, la ista completa de
un sorteo de Ia Loter1a, la mas COM
plicada partitura con solo leerla dice
Ell ndmero exacto de notas que contiene
Replte exactamente, sin omitir nj cam
biar palabra algnna, el mas extenso
dlscurso. Sabe de memoria Ia Biblia,
por Ell P. Scio, y dice en- ell acto ell to-
mo, la pagina y Ia linea en- que esta
un verslculo y recita Ell que Sc le indi-
que en- castellano, latin griego he
breo. n:
Sabe asimismo &c memoria las obras
de Balmes, Santo Tomas de. Aqnino, ?.
Mendlvil, Fray Luis de Leon, Santa
Teresa, San Juan de la Cruz, Fray Luis
de Granada y otras.
Recita ell Diccionario de la Real Aca
demla y cua1Quier libro con solo leerIe
una yez y reptile nn Censo total de
cualquier nlmero de nonabres, deta-
llando la profession y domicilio de ca
da uno.
Els .un caso maravilloso, tai vez Ell
unlco en- ell mundo, y 10 mas extrano
es que estas fenomenales dotes, reten~
twas Sc les manifestaron hace poco
mas de un aio, despues de una grave
enfermedad que padeci6 Antes no po-
sela este don, aunQue siempre fue muy
estudloso y va tenla una gran cultura
cient1fica y literaria.
Es doctor en- Teologia, Derecho Ci~
vii, Filosofla y Letras, Ciencias exac-
tas Posee, ademas, ocho idomas Y es
un delicado poeta.
Su composition gallega "A Mia
Gotta" es un Werdahero modelo,
Desde Bilbao ira a Madrid, y des-
pues a Barcelona, desde donde mar
chara q Roma.
El presblterO de Pontevedra D. Jo-
sc Gomez Martinez que es ouien ha-
bla en- la carta recibida en- Bilbao
anade:
'lnutll es decir que no gaia al sa-
bio sacerdote, quien Sc conoce en- es-
ia region por el Pico de la Mirando~
la gallego'', la menor idea de lucro.
pues nj Sc presentara en- p1blico, CO.
sa impropia de su alta dignidad sa-
cerdotal, nj precisa retribuci6n algu-
ma, porque disfrnta de una desahoga-
da posici6n, y solo por elinsistente rue,
go de los amigos y de sus superiores,
aoandona su oscuro retro, donde pien-
sa vivir siempre'
"A Juzgar por estas referencias, el
calculator lnaudi quedara eclipsado,
aunque ell padre Sayans no lie haga
la competencia en- espectAculos publ
cos.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-21

PONCE AL OLA

Rntre algunoS elelncntOS entusiastas.
- habia de la formation dc una empress
GeAtral para traer una eompanis dc ope,
zy operetA que debutara en Ponce
Iso prohable es que este no pase dc ser
un proyecto, porque aqui se esta per
sAiendo. con otras muchas' .cosilS, In an
ei0n lcairal
Ponce es la eiudad de Las paradoJas;
y 81 alguien 10 duda que - de una yuei-
tecita por Ia ealle del Progres0. !;
Hay que yer el progreso que pr'ae!-
Ia la meneionadA via cada baehe y ga
la eharco que van a naeer hasta oslio-
nes ALI.
" 81 h. que dicen los Vecin0s: 81 el
snunicipio no puede gasiarse unoS cen
aavaS. nj la sanidad se oeuPa en estoS
.xsnnios. que - queden asi las eosas' pc
ro 10 ment~ que - le Gamble el nom
bre 4 Ia calle
Sc podria abrir an plebiseito YeF
ou6 nonbre 81 h. daba i la diehoSa *e.l-
1ieeiia Cualesquiera, hasta al dc v }tla-
verde le ve,idria meior que el del Pre-
yTesO-
On peri6dico Iocsl hace un llawa-
rniento 4 ios padres DE familia para que
aforSeien 4 slUs niiios que dejen Ell paz
< hrs paiaros que ~ refuglan huyendo
del ealor. Ell l0s arboles que hay IN Las
plazas pnblicas, en loS janiines en Jos
gsa.i0s he las easas
Muy oportuna a. Ia advertencia, y
bueno ess que nuestrs nlnos ~ eduqnen
xsn esse sano principle dc nO hacer dano
4 las inofensiyas 4veeill's- Ccmonce-
mos por ahi, pOr los pajaroS, VA que las
personas, segln Sc desPnende dc todos
lbs aet0s del gobierno, lc mlsino da que
las parta un rayO-
Dice nn diario local;
'En Ia oheina ~ Sanidad nos han IN
tornado que de un 1noneatO otro Sc
fomarln las medidsus OPOrtunas con. res
pecio 4 la iniinidi,d de Iserns eniermos
q. tranquiIamente pasaeanse por eailes y
plazsrs, dejando por donde pasan 81 Al
rus infseciossO de su enferfaedad-
GCree. en 'efecto, II diario que niu-
,disaos que loes perr0s onfermos ~ pdsed-
ran auB tnanqa,LIneni ME por plans y
eaIlesT
Si van propaganda tsSas lindehAs qiie
apnnta Il reporter, nO - de Greer que
xayan de pasaeo, y tranquilamente' siio
a ver 10 Que ~ P,7sca entire los deSper-
slieilss de Ia ciudad.
Manoss criminAless pusieron un trapo
imprcgnad0 en gas, hajo. la ezscaiera de
Ia casa nlmero tres de Ia ealie de la
Victoria
AvisAda la poIieia, ~ sigue Ia piSta
del supuestO ,hcendiario
81 lunsS ~ aan yist0 eH esta Corte
sle DIstrito siete easos de divoreiO. Es
un nniaero esstupendo III matrinonio
<siA EN- crisis; eata aqnaJado dc una
almrmante insAiabihdad
A easaHss de IA iluvia tuso que suspen-
xier su auunciada function en- la PerIa.
eI aplaudido iIuSionlsta Mr.. Nels0n.
Aqui Ia gente no haee mas que bIlscar
prxts para DO ir al taafro I'm cha
psrr6n bssta pars quedane en casa, y
sso. dicho sea con respeto. no es propio
S1 una iiudad.
La polieia ha eogido una jugada en-
q eamino del barrio de Tibss.
I.a banea ia formaban dos sujeta que
sspiotabsn Ios muchach0s que pasan
por ALI traysndo In ieeha para ell con
sumo de Ia eiudsd. :
Dos policies sc dszfrsz@ron de leche-
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-21

roS, y los jugadores cayeron en- el gar
Ito.
Fueron ocupados los naipes y alg1n
dinero. Conducidos ante la corte mu-
nicipal sc les ha impuesto una multa de
yeinticinco dollars.
/
I'll entierro de la distinguida dana
dona Conception Renovales y Garcia re-
yisti6 una gran solemnidad.
Sobre el feretro iban muchas coronas.
La desmedida afci6n al juego de Pc
lotas que sc viene notando entire la mu-
chacheria de Ponce, hace peligrosa ell
transito de personals por algunas GALES
de la poblaci6n.
A cada ratio sale gente golpeada.
No se les podia guitar las pelotas q
los iiosf-COTesponsal.
Ponce, 20 de Septiembre.
BoletiÌn mercantil de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 18??-1918, 1911-09-21

Rntre algunoS elementOs entusiastas
81 habia de la formation dc una empresf
aeHtral para traer una cOmpaiiia dc 0pe-
- y opereta que debutara en Ponce
Lo prohable es qne eSto no pAse dc ser
I'm proyeeto. porque aqui se esta per
atiendo, con otras muehas' cCsslS, Ia an:
ei6n teairal
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30

E. z. Brown of Ashland transact
ed business in the city yesterday.
Mrs. B. Lee visited with friends
at Odanah during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Grant Wis
tied with Ashland friends last Sum
day.
A. Picott of Bayfield, transacted
business in the city the first of the
week.
George A. White and wife are
spending Thanksgiving with friends
at Ashland. ~
Mrs. S.. "A. Waters who has been
quite sick for the past two weeks is
again improving.
Mrs, S. A. Oscar and Mrs. O. A.
Lanoreaux visited with friends at
Ashland last Saturday afternoon.
Leonard Brinker ofGilbert. MINI.
was in the city few days during
the past week visiting with friends.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30

The open season for deer In the
state of Wisconsin closes on Thurs
day night of this week, but after
that date three days will be allowed
in which to bring the deer in from
the woods.
During the season lacge number
of hunters have been IN the woods
of Bay field county but the number
of deer that have been killed has not
been as large as it was year ago.
The depth Of the snow in the woods
has made hunting rather difficult
and for this reason many deer have
escaped the hunters bullets.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30
The Weather Fooled Them

Tuesday noon the weather looked
so threatening that the Superintend-
ent and teachers of the Public schools
believed that hard blizzard was
setting in and it was decided to hold
school through noon hour and until
1:30 when school was dismissed for
the day. BY the time school was
dismissed the clouds had again rolled
away and the day was an ideal ore.
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- II
Mrs. Bound of Plainfeld, Wis, is
in the city visiting at the home of
her daughter Mrs. Boyd Cameron.
The Home Telephone company
have crew of men at work repair
ing she line between this city and
Bayfield,.
T. ii. Robinson returned vest e, :
day from Cusson where he has been
spending, the last ten days hunting
deer. M
Miss Eva Morris was; home Sun
d,y visiting with herr mother. Miss
Morris is teaching school at Moqua b
this year. Fl,
Miss Gene Gallagher received
word Tuesday of the death of an
aun, which occurred at Minneapolis
Tuesday. Miss Gallagher left ,yester.
day for Minneapolis tosattend the
49, si1.'-s-
funeral. ~
FOR SALE CHEAP: The Kos.
berg residence on west Srd street,
IL room house and lot SO x $50,
Small payment. and easy terms.
Address: Hugo Kandutsch, KEENAN,,
Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Gackowski are
the happy parents of a baby boy
which arrived at their home Tues
day morning. Alex thought he
needed an assistant at the Kenfeld,
Lamoreaux office.
The new store of Peterson q Han
son which'is to be opened in their
building in this city will be ready
and open for business next Monday.
Peterson & Hapsonsexpects to carry
a complete stock 10 every respect.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30
HAD A CLOSE GALL
Simon Sholtz Injured at the
Coal Docks Tuesday
Afternoon.

Simon Sholtz, an employee of the
Northwestern Fuel company had a
very close call from getting his hand
and arm torn to pieces late Tuesday
AFTERNOON IN the friction pulley at
the dock. Just before closing dowr
time the friction caught fire and
Sholtz noticed it. He notified Fore
man Love but as the machinery was
to close down in five minutes Mr.
Love told Sbotz to watch the fire
and'a soon as the power was shu
off to get some water aud put the
fire out. Sholtz stood by and watt
ed until the power was closing down
and then picked up boat spike and
tried to rub the sparksoff the wheel.
The wheel was still in motion and as
it turned around ShoItZ's hand be-
came caught in the gear. Just as
his hand caught the machinery came
to standstill and ShoItz' hand was
not removed until the machinery
could be reversed. Had the wheel
moved six inches farther Sholtz
would have lost his hand and had it
moved any farther his arm would
have heen pulled off, As it was his
hand was badly lacerated and he
will be laid up for two or three
weeks.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30

Morning services az 1920. Ser
mon, The Presbyterian Church.
Evening service at 7:30. Address,
The Lessons of Winter. Sunday
School at IL. Adult class will study
Psalm 12l for light IN en- the question,
of Free VIII. j. IS s.e!s -. ~. .a.... . ;
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30
.Jerk. Gets 4 bio One =

Principal of Schools Moses A,
jerks returned from al three day
hunting trip out at Lenowee Mon
day afternoon and reports having
been successful milling his license
coupon. Mr.. jerks killed one Of the
biggest buck deer that has been
killed in this vicinity this fall. 'The
big fellow tipped the scales at .
trife less than two hundred pounds.
It was beauty ard Mr.. jerks, is
thinking some Of having the head
mounted. II.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30
Ranney Coming Again

The steamer Ranney will arrive
in port the latter part of this. week
with cargo of coal for the North
western Fuel Company. On account
OF the lateEess of the season the
Ranney will not attempt to make
the down trip again but will tie up
at the docks here for the winter.
The Ranney has been running into
port during the past season and has
been running on schedule time.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30

District Attorney e. G. Alvord
has been ttransacting business at
Superior this week.
Il Banker D. NJ. Maxcy transacted
business at Superior during the
.fQyepart of the week,
gz'Deputy Sheriff Max Happle left.
yesterday for Iron River where he
will spend Thanksgiving.
A marriage lie ense was issued
Monday, to Miss Tressa Slagle and
Herbert Potter of Bayfield,.
George F. Morgan lett Yesterday
for Roberts, this state, where he ex-
poets to spend Thanksgiving with
his folks.
Attorney A. w. Sanborn of Ash
land transacted business at the
Court House in this city Tuesday
morning.
Mrs. Meade, who has been visit
ing at the Wright residence during
the past few weeks, left Saturday
for Marquette, Mich.
Puma, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
e. Kenfeld OF this city was operated
on last Friday at the ST. Joseph
hospita at Ashland Tor tumor on.
her back. The little child is getting
along III ;t,ly- +
Charles Olson went to Ashland
YES terday to have his hand tend Il
TO. IS. me time ago Mr.. Olson cut
his lind at the Kenfield Lamoreaux
rlant.and it has been giving him
considerable trouble. .
Fred I4ande and wife left yester-
day for Colbat, Ont. where Mr..
Lande expects to. work during the
winter. months. Mrs. laande will
remain at Coibat until about Christ
mas time aud then leave for Otto
! wa, Canada where she will visit
with relatives for one or two
months. M iv
Invitations are out for the we'd
ding of Miss Lillian Christensen
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. Chris
Hansen to Oscar Finstad which will
take place next Wednesday evening
at the Norwegian Lutheran church.
A reception will follow the cere-
mony and will be held in the base
mens of the church.
A farewell reception was held at
the M. G. Lincoln residence in this
city on Monday evening of this
week in honor of Rev. A. HI. Ross
Of Ashland. A large number were
present to bid Rev. Ross fare well.
Rev. Ross expects TO leave soon for
his new charge in Ohio. For o
number of years he has been al
Ashland and at different times has
occupied the pulpit at the Episcopal
church in this city.
! Subcrib rs who have stu mp wooG
or other good wood to offer in ex-
change for subscription can find {
market at this Office.
1 Stops itching instantly. Cure:
piles, eczema. salt rheum, letter
itch, hives, herpes, scaoies-D oans
Ointment. At anyDrug, store.s
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30

Eng remedy for eczema. pimples, running sores:
and acne. 4 Single application wih Usually give
Immediate relief The burning. Irritating infam-
nation quickly subsidies and the cores dry and
disappear. e... s.
The. PNe.Drop SaIve is now put up In IS
and so cent packages and sold by nearly ali,
druggists. If tits not obtainable in Your locality
Won can order direct from Swanson II. G. Co.
les Lake St. Chicago, Il H., and it will be sent post
paid upon receipt of price: 1t is an excellent
remedy for cracked ektn and scalp humors.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30
Miss Nancy Peterson mas accepted

-
Miss Nancy. Peterson mas accepted
a position as bookkeeper at them.
H. Sprague Lumber Company office.
Mr.. Zeidler, who has been yisiti ng
in the city for. the pasttwo weeks,
left Monday for his home at Lomira.
Henry Reickhqff, who has been
sick during thes~past week With
pneumonia, is re portedaas Jlm provs
ing. 49,. ,s',''Sa 'lS. So. = 80 20 Z ~. =
George, Major randa Clarence Hal
vey were out hnnting=last Sunday
and pagged 15Oaaabbits during the
days asas's sol Ilk 7ab8'g Y 3bE'
Mrs. Ward Of, Gssarl l,ysle SD ar
rived in toe city the first of the
week for a visit with hera SON H. W.
Ward and family s sSai ! e q. ss1assl
The World. Grestest Remedy. 81.
Mr.. S. P. Mason Of Markle, lad.
writes: 81 have been in the drug
business for twenty-five years and
have handled Warmers Whit Wine
of Tar most of that time. sOne. OF
nv first customers was James Led
better, afflicted with asthma. They
said that he could not live, One
bottle Of Warmers White Wine Of
Tar cured him. The world should
know more Of this wonderfulremedy
for throat and lung ,broubles. For
sale by Fox Bros. M .E&.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30
To Eat Turkey at Home

The following girls arrived from
Superior yesterday, and will spend
Thanksgiving in the city visiting
with relatives and friends. Misses
Ruth Fox, Frances Bell, Opal Frost
Theodore Axelberg, Edna Ungrodt,
Grace Green wood, Melissa Sheridan
Lottie Kinney and Bertha Corning,
The above girls are attending the
Normal school at Superior, r ,.s. !.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30
The Fishinr Business

The fishing business is now On ip
full swing at Bayfield, and number
Of tugs, gasoline boats and sail
boats are engaged in the business.
The fish is coming in in good shape.
The business is not being carried on
as extensively as it was last year
and only a few over hundred men
are being employed at the work.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30
Big Bunch of Deer Shipped

Seventeen deer were brought in
Monday over the Nothern Pacific
line by hunters from this city. Ii
lis the largest shipment that has been
received in this city since deer sea-
son opened. Three large buck deer
werein the shipment, which tipped
the scale at over $50 pounds. There
was also a number Of deer which
looked more like overgrewn jack
rabbits ethah deer.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30

Services Sunday morning at 1920.
Sunday School at 1900, Nofwegian
and English classes. 7ee ~
Ladies' Aid society will meet with
Mrs. Arnt Hansen NEXT Wednesday
on west Bayfield, Street. Weekly
Prayer meeting nexteThursday at
500 D. m. at the church. f,5 .93i~'
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30

Eddie Jacobs, who has been sail
ing on the Steamer Galley during
the past season, returned to his
home in this city where he expects
TO visit for a short time. Eddie ex-
poets to leave soon for st, Paul
where he will work for his father
during the winter months.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-11-30
NEWS OF THE WEEK
-. - 81 ~ .-.sS....s..--s-.
Items Of Int crest Concerning
gour Neighbors

Sewer pipe. in ali sizes at right
prices. Let me- quote you prizes.
VIM. Olson.
For a mild, easy action OF the
bowels a single. dose OF noan's Reg
ulets is enough. Treatment cures
habitual constipation. .25 cents .
box. ASK your druggist for them
Charles Wolf was. GA The. sick list
yesterday with lagrippe.
Mrs. c.. T. Wiley has been on the
sick list during the past week.
A. cl SIS of fifteen was initiated into
the Owl lodge last Thursday night.
Eddie Joanis has Teen laid up
during the past week with a severe
cold. = g.
Tony Majoris again head brewer
at tie Washburn Brewing Co.
plant.
Louis Segal OF Superior transact
&c business in-the city the first of
the week. -.
Attorney A. W. Mcleod has been.
transacting business at Superior
this weektz~
Mel, Pearson vino was operated
on.at Ashland for appendicitis is
improving. $3.50,
Monroe Sprague was on the sick
list for day or SO during the first
of the week. ....'.s..,s1 - 49,. l...s. &.
{. Miss Bess Stevens was sick for a
few days during the, pastsweek with
rheumatism ssas A-aessss p IA PEI. ';'
The City schools viii chose for the
balance of the week affs account OF.
Thanksgiving -. 80, sa
T. E. Pugh of Superior, deputy
United States Marshall, transacted
business in the city Monday. ~
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John Jacobs returned Wednesday
evening from the West where he
has been&for the past wear or more.
The Maccabee Sewing Circle met
Tuesday afternoon at the home of
Mrs. Judd leighton one west Pine
street., .. 1855 .,* '+-. Y
Sister M. Carmel. of Joliet, III,
has arrived~in che city and will be
music teacher at the Parochial
schools,
q. L. Wallace of Eau Claire,
travelling freight agent fer the Oma
ha, transacted businessin the city
Tuesday
Policeman Gideon Chauvin who
has been on the sick list with a
severe cold for the past two weeks
is again on duty. e 1862
Postmaster Nels Nelson and Con
rade House have returned from q
hunting "trip out on the Battle Axe.
They report good luck. -
The SOrrepsen & Anderson build
ing has been moved from its location
on BAYFIELD, street to The Az P&Stone
farm just west of the city. - 49,
A card party will he given by the
Maccabee ladies at the Hotel Wash
burn this evening. All are invited
to attend. Refreshments will be
served.
r. w. Smith and wife left yester-
day afternoon for Colecamp, Missouri
where they expect to remain during
the next four months. They will
return to this city in the spring.
The Congregational Ladies Aid
society will meet on Wednesday
afternoon OF next week at the Con.
gregational church parlors. Y.
The celebrated Washington red
cedar shingles. l have the best
at right prices. VIM. Olson
The demand for, BAYFIELD, Peninsu-
Ia Fruit lands is steadily growing,
Let VIM. Olson. sho y. you. some OF
his fine tracts. ~
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