The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1912-07-11

udy, MI OduV0 having business De-
fore the county court.
The Washburn people who visited
Ashland on the 4th feel very CRATE
full to Captain John e. Doherty Of
the Steamer Mary Scott who did
every thing in his power to accomo-
date the large crowds from this city.
Captain Doherty kepthis boat going
until three o'clock the incoming of
the 5th in order to take care of the
late visitors.
Arthur Boushey has disposed of
his Indian motor cycle to Ed.
Williams. Monday afternoon Bou-
shey was riding his motor cycle at
high speed when he struck high
crossing which throwed him from
the wheel, breaking the wheel at the
front forks. Boushey was not in
jured in the fall. Ho sold what re-
NAMED OF the machine to Ed.
Williams who will have it repaired.
2 U. S. Marshall w. T. Pugh OF
Superior was in the city Tuesday
summoning witnesses in the Charles
Drummer homestead case which will
be tried at Superior this week.
M. S. Lamoreaux of Chicago has
been tran sacting business in the
city during the past few days.
Attorney John Walsh returned the
first of the week from Baltimore
where he attended the National con-
vention of the Democratic party as a
delegate from this district. 1t was
Walsh who seconded the nomination
Of the New Jersey Governor who
was chosen to head the Democratic
ticket this fall, and consequently
Mr.. Walsh feels rather proud of the
fact that his man was chosen.
Following the conven ton Mr.. Walsh
visited the Presidential Nominee at
his home at Sea Grit, N. J. where
he had quite lengthy chat with
Mr.. Wilson. Later Mr.. Walsh visit
ed the Capitol city. Here he met
Mr.. ]. e. Jones and wife formerly of
this city. He reports them as doing
well in the National Capitol.
Sheriff John Mcdonald took
Charles Bueregard to the hospital at
Ashland Tuesday Tor treatment.
Charles Buregard is being held on
charge of larceny. He was cap
tured up at Black Duck, MINI. last
March by the sheriff. At that time
his health was poor and since he has
been in the county Jail he has been
receiving treatment continually.
The marriage OF Miss Rose Major
to Mr.. Henry Hickey took place at
the ST. Louis Catholic church last
Friday morning, Father Beaudette
performing the ceremony. The
bridesmaid was Miss Lydia Goslin
and the groomsman was John
Beauleau. The young couple will
make their residence in this city.
Mrs. George Davis who has been
visiting in this city during the past
month at the home OF her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Arseneau, re.
turned to St, Paul Sunday after
noon
Attorney A. P. Tomkins Of Ash
land was a business visitor in the
CITY last Tuesday
Ed. Stevens was called to Superior
Tuesday afternoon TO appear as a
witness in land case before the u.
S. Court.
Charles Drummer was called to
Superior Tuesday where his home
stead case is being tried before the
United States Court.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Anderson and
children and Miss Bertha Wachs-
muth of Bayfield, visited with friends
ia the city Tuesday evening.
Louis Palm has been here from
Bayfield, during the past week tax.
ing treatment at the Nature Pathic
Institution. For some time Mr..
Palm has been suffering from tu-
berculosis of the bon,s of the foot
and it was reported at one time that
his foot had to be amputated. This
report however proved to be in
correct. Mr.. Palm is able to be
about with the use Of crutches.
George Francis and L. d. Perey
were called to Superior the first OF
the week to appear as witnesses in
the Drummer homestead case,
Mrs. William Flynn visited with
friends at Ashland yesterday.
Warren Bennett is having his
residence on west 4th street newly
painted this week.