The Odanah star. [volume] (Odanah, Ashland Co., Wis.) 1912-1916, 1913-06-13
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81 Know Not What the Truth Might
Be. TELL |. as Twas T6ld TO Me-

y. StearnS ibr. Co., had the mlSfOrtu'
this week of having his finger badly sma
ed by getting it caught in jointer.
III. H. Harrison, of Saltwater, Mir
accompanied ]. T. Hanley and Alto
F. B. Lamoreaux to this village Thurstss
Joseph B. Rabbit, chippewa of Ball
Club, Mimi, who has been visiting rela-N
tives here the past month returned to his
nome this week.
Lloyd Rodgers returned home from Spo-
kane, Washington last Saturday on a visit
to his parents here Mr.. and Mrs. Chs
Rodgers He is now firing on the N. P ),
R'y in that country. He expects to remain
here for several weeks when he viii again
return to Spokane to take up his work.
Mrs. Geo. Boson visited friends in Ash
land the first of the week.
Miss Minnie Langren visited with friends
in Ashland last Sunday.
Miss Lucy Corners left last Wednesday
for Austin, MINI. where she will attend
the summer term of school at that place.
Ben Morrison who is laid up with rheu-
matiSm is able to move about his home
now.
Miss Annie Sailor spent Tuesday visit
ing with her parents at Cedar.
John Arbucklc was down from his farm
near Ashland the first of the week.
BAIL DeCoteau was called to Ashland
"Wednesday to take examination for fireman
on the c. & N. w Ry.
Geo. Messenger was in Ashland Wed
nesday.
Joseph W. Martin is in Reserve Wis on
business this week.
Chief of.Police Walter Scott and wife
were in Ashland Tuesday.
Chas Boniosh was in the Garland city |
the first of the week.
Joseph Waters was la Ashland Sunday.
Mrs I. A. Stoddard visited in Ashland
yesterday.
M Shoemaker is in Chicago on his an
nual vacation. During his absence Chas
Classeur, is taking his place as agent while
]. T. Honzik, Of Pelican Lake, Wis is
taken .he position of night operator.
A. Dennis was in ASH and "Wednesday.
Antoine Paro was in Ashland WedneS-
day.
roUND---A ladie, back comb. Owner can
have same by calling at this Office.
TAN BARK WANTED. We are in
market for 20 cars of tan bark We pa1
good prices. Write MS for the same.
Hart Lumber & Cedar Co.,
Ct MIC 0conto. Wis.
Have You subscribed for The Star! If
YOU have not as vet done so. Do ITNOW
81. Sc per year.
James White was in Ashland Wednes-
day.
Henry Condccon transacted business in
Ashland Monday last.
Dr. II. A. Sincock was in the Garland
City ON official business last Monday.
Chas Service, Vic Walker, Ed Bost, J.
c. McElrone, JOS Waters. Archie Me-
Dougal, Robt Langren and Harry Nelson /
took in the Hurley Ashland bal! game at
Ashland Sunday.
Do you receive The Starr Hnot. Why
don't you get busy and do SO now. Always
remember there is no time Ike the present
Peter Gordon was in Iropwood, Mich,
the first of tive week Pete will do the
pitching tie rest of the season for the
Ironwood Club.
Frank C. Smart returned home the
first of the week from St. Paul, Mimi, 4
where he has been attended school the past
winter.
Levi Sosha was down ftom Ashland over
Sunday.
T. c. McElrone and Bob Richie
were in Ironwood last Saturday.
Miss Mary Cassidy visited in Ashland
the first of the week.
los Corners ST., of Sanborn Wis, WAS
calling on relatives here the first of the
week.
Miss Hattie Smart returned home last
week from ST. Paul, Mimi, where she
has been taking music lessons and other
studies the past winter.
Miss Julia Smart was in Ashland last
week.
Mrs. H. G. Ashmun returned home last
Sunday morning from Greenland, Mich,
where she has been visiting her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Marceau for several
weeks past. She was accompanied by her
sister Miss Mae Marceau who will spend
the summer here.
Mesdames Vim Obern and r. E. Bress-
cite were in Ashland last TUESDAY.
Frank Greene and wife were in Ashland
last Monday.
i John Jennings was in norwood, Mich,
the first of the week,
A large mum Der OF young people attend /
ed the dance given last Friday evening at
Saxon by the Crystal Orchestra. A good :
time is reported.
w. J. LaPointe returned home from
Minneapolis, Mimi, last Tuesday where
he has been for several days past. Il
Miss Mary Vavrunek, who was operated q
on at the ST. Joseph's hospital, Ashland, 3
is able to be around again. -
Henry Denomie, ST., was in Ashis 4
Tuesday.