The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-06-20


H. ]. and w. ]. LaPointe are on fish
ing trip this week at Brule, Wis.
Mrs. Walter Scott was indisposed several
days this week.
M. Marks is the proud possessor of a
new Ford automobile.
William Cassidy was in Ashland Mon
day.
Fred Lafernier was in Ashland Monday
last.
HI. c. Eaton, government farmer here
was in Ashland the first of the week.
H. E. Holiday sited relatives several
days this week in Duluth, MINI.
Miss Elvie Nelson spent Saturday al
Ironwood, Mich, visiting friends
roUND---A ladie, back comb. Owner can
have same by calling at this office.
TAN BARK WANTED. I'VE are in the
market for 20 cars of tan bark. We pay
good prices. Write us for the same.
Hart Lumber & Cedar Co.,
Ct MIG Oconto. Wis.
Mrs. Thos Olson left last Sunday even
ing for a two months visit with her parents
in Decateur, Ill.
Vic Walker was in Ashland Tuesday.
Joseph Hill was in Ashland Tuesday.
Mrs. John Hintz was in Ashland the
first of the week.
c. F. Lieubens transacted business I'M
Ashland the first of the week
Jacob Shaw was in the Garland City thel
FIRST of the week.
Charles Boniosh, the crack pitcher for |
the Odanah Reds, visited with his parents
Lac Du Flambeau, Wis, several days
this week.
Mrs. Geo. Bolson visited with friends in
Ashland last Tuesday.
The Misses Maude Pember and Dell
Freageau of Superior Wis, were in atten7
dance at the graduating exercises at the St.
Mary's church last Tuesday evening
Agent P. S. Everest returned from
business trip to the Menominee Reser,a-
ton. the first of the week.
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Geo. A. Day, the genial proprietor OF
the Crystal Annex transacted business in
Duluth, MINI, several days this week.
VIM. LaPointe, proprietor of the Oda-
nah ice cream parlors and wife were in
Bayfield, last Tuesday.
N. j. Sero of Ashland, was in the village
several days this week.
Mrs. John Harto visited relatives in Bay
field several days this week.
! .'Jack'' Denomie was down from his
farm the first of the week with a load OF
pumpkins for the fair. Jack forgot the date. |,
Mr.. and Mrs. Banks accompanied bv
their daughter Miss Gladys and son Babe :
Banks and Ira Catlin, of Ashland were in
rhe village Wednesday
7. B. Dooittle, of Vegervile, Alberta
Canada, arrived in the village last Saturday
to attend his fathers funeral, James Doolt-
tie, but was too late. This is the first time
Toe has been home in several years and ne
will return to Canada some time next
week. He is enthusiastic over the country
out there, where he has farm and says he
is doing we'll
R. F. Klein, pastor of the Congregation
al church will leave tomorrow for Cornu-
| copia, Wis, where he will hold service at
that place.
Chas. Hasbey was in Ashland Wednes-
day.
Earle Lockard and wife were the guests
of friends in Ashland the first of the week.
Emma Hill was in Ashland Tuesday.
los. B. Rabbit was in the Garland City
last Tuesday.
Judge Obern made trip to Ashland on
| legal business the first of the week.
Mrs. Antoine Denomie was in Ashland
Tuesday.
Antoine Dennis was in Ashland last
Tuesday
Mrs. Ed Hill and mother Mrs. John
Bost was in Ashland Yesterday
Miss Selma Grant was in Ashland yes
terday.
Ed Bost and wife were in Ashland yes
Iterday.
VIM. Couture and Harry Lucas was in
the Garland city yesterday.
John Nelson was in Ashland yesterday.
Mrs. John Shafer was in Bayfield,,
Wis, yesterday.
John Harto, manager of the Crystal
Theatre, was in Ashland on busiress yes
terday. ~
James Kelly, of Duluth Mimi, took in
the commencement exercises at st. Mary's
hall last Tuesday evening.
John Morrow was In Bayfield,, Wis,
last "Wednesday.
Mrs. c. E. Morrison, accompanied by
her Earle and daughter Miss Kathrine.
returned home "Wednesday after an extend
ed visit with Mr.. Morrison's parents in
Youngstown, Ohio.
A large number of students that hav
been attending the St. Mays school the
past winter left for their home the flrst OF
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