The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1911-06-29
Additional Locals

Mathew ]. Trenery of Milwaukee,
who is an organizer of Sunday
Schools of the Methodist church oil
Wisconsin, was in the city last Sun
day and occupied the pulpit at the
Methodist church.
A party of Iron River gentlemen
passed through this city last Thurs
day evening on their way tn Bay
field where they expected to sspeno
Friday in Hooking over the straw
berry fields in that vicinity.
D. ]. Humphrey of Even, Michi-
gsn, transacted business in the city
the first part of the week. Mr..
Humphrey says that there will be u
bumper hay crop in the northern
part of Michigan this year.
For Sale:-Barrel Churn. rural
mail delivery box. 8 dozen Mason
fruit jars, 2 heating stoves, new
clothes wrincer, high chair. garden
pillow, Edison photograph and Is
records. Inquire at this office.
Postmas ter Nelson who had his
shoulder wrenched by being thrown
out of "a rig on his return home from
a fishing trip, is again able to be
about. Mr.. Nelson will carry bis
arm in sling for some little time.
o. A. Lamor eaux, II. H. Peavey
Max Happle, Andy Murray return
ed last Saturday evening from Eau
Claire Lakes in the western part oil
the county where they have been
spending a pleas mt week camping
and fishing,
The Strawberry social given by
the knights of Pythias lodge at
their lodge rooms on Tuesday even
ing of this week was largely at
tended by the members and friends
of the order, A delightful time was
had by those present.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Marsh left the
first of the week for New Carlisle
Canada. where they expect to visit
for the next six weeks. While IA
way Mr.. Marsh will visit with his
only sister whom he has not seen
for about thirty years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adolph Torkelson
returned last Thursday evening
from Cumberland and other points
where they have been on their we'd
ding trip. The couple will go to
housekeeping in the LaBrash resi-
dence on east 9th street.
T. A. Loveland of Minneapolis
| was in the city the latter part OF
last week transacting matters OF
business. Theron is a great boast
err for this country aid never fails
to get in good word for the coun.
try to every one he talks to.
H. II. Burns, the farmer living
west of the city who has reputa-
ton for the quality of the produce
| which he grows, has been selling
fresh peas in town this week-the
first of the season. We are able to
say that they are most delicious
thanks to Mr.. Burns.
SinoL Proell has rented the low
err fl ,or of the Masonic hall and ex.
poets to open up a first class bowl
ing alley some time this week, Mr..
Proell is a good :bowling alley man
and always keeps his place in first
class condition. He undoubtedly
will do good business.
Mr.. and Mrs. III. G. Koenig left
Tuesday for Iowa where they ex-
pect to make their home. During
the time that Mr.. and Mrs. Koen-
ing have been living in this city
they have made large number oil
friends and acquain tances who
were extremely sorry to see them
leave.
The Cumberland Advocate last
week issued a birthday number
which was credit to the paper.
The number contained twenty pages
and besides much news, contained
fine write.up of Cumberland and
surrounding country. The number
was we'll illustrated with fine hall
cuts.
L, A. Lamoreaux and wife ard
two sons and a daughter OF Minnea-
polls. arrived in thu city Sunday
afternoon in their large touring
car TO spend a few days visiting
with relatives in this city. The
trip up was an ideal one and was
thoroughly enjoyed by the mem bers
of the party.
Miss Irma Gautschi returned last
Saturday from Madison where she
has been attending the state univer-
sity during the past season. Miss
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