The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-04-11

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Nels Nj. Oscar, Washburn Wis
Miss Anna Finstad has accepted
position rs nographer in Thu
Office Of tue SLealn, lumber com
pany in this city Mss Finst1d ii
a graduate of the Gordon business
college.
Aaron Segai of Superior was in
the city for few days during the
past week visiting with old friends.
Aaron reports that Segal Brothers
are during very nice business at
Superior.
James Cavanaugh came up from
Drummord last Saturday evening
and spent Sunday visiting with his
family. Mr.. Cavanaugh is running
the landing for the Rust Owen Lum-
Der company.
There will he special meeting
of the Commercial Club on Friday
evening, March 10Th TO take up
matters of interest to Washburn.
1t is important that every member
should be present.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Johnson of
Tonlumme, Cal. are visiting in the
city at the G. L. Wiley residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Johnson are on their
way home from a trip to Cuba and
The southern islands.
T. A. Oscar and family have NOV
ed to their farm residence south of
the city. Their residence in the
city will be occupied bv Mr.. Dlmock
and family. Mr., Dimock is operator.
at the Omaha depot.
A. G. Mcpherson has rented the
P, J. Bestler residence on east 9th
street and the place is now being
| fitted up. Mr.. McPhearson expects
his family to arrive from Knapp
some time next week.
Mrs. S. J. Holmes entertained
friends at her residence on east 4th
street Monday and Tuesday even
ings and will entertain again this
evening. Those in attendance at
the parties report very pleasant
time.
Mrs. l. Spaeth and daughter
Grace and Miss Sadie Summerfield
came up from Spooner the latter
part of last week and spent a few
days in the city visiting with
friends and relatives.
A. B. Colowsky. S. B. Shumway
and G. r. Shumway of Woodward,
Iowa were here Tuesday and
Wednesday looking over lands in
this vicinity. The above people own
some lands in this county.
Asa Wiley will soon leave for
SUPERIOR where be will be given a
try-ont with the Superior Minney
League team. Asa has been playing
good ball for several seasons ard he
will in all sprobability make good
with the Superior aggregation.
John O'Sullivan, Jr. and Pat
Jacobs left the first of the week for
Northern Minnesota where they will
engage in the work Of running gaso-
line plows. Both boys took a speci-
al course at Minneapolis during the
past winter.
Appropriate Easter services were
held IN all of 1.-The churches of the
city last Sunday. In some of the
churches special ser 5ices were
prepared. Large crowds attended
the churches at both morning and
evening services.
Miss Mollie Jacobs returned from
st. Paul Sunday evening where she
has been for the past month or more
receiving treatment at the hospital.
Miss Jacobs is considerable better
in health and friends in the city
hope for her con tipueC improvement.
HI. Ell. Burns, the farmer living
west of the city, has been selling
green onions in town during
the past week, and we ex-
tend our thanks for bunch of
them. Mr.. Burns is always about
the first on the market with green
garden vegetables.
The thirteen mon tbs old daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred j. Jonas of
west Bayfield, street died Saturday
morning following three days ill
ness with commissions. The funeral
was held Monday morning from the
st. Louis Catholic church and in
tsrmer6 was in the Catholic ceme-
tary. Mr.. and Mrs. Joanas have the
sympathy OF friends in their sad
bereavement.
This week the carpenters are
building new front porch ION the
T. Ell. Robinson residence on 3rd