The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1914-01-29
COUNTY NEWS
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BAYFIELD,

Progress:
Arden Sanders, son of Mrs. Marie
Sanders who graduated from
Military school at st. Paul last year
and who has been working with one
of the grand solicitors for the order
of Maccabees in Ashland, has accor-
ding to the Stevens Point Gazette,
been made deputy great commander
of the knights of Maccabees in
Wisconsin and will make his head
quarters in Stevens Point.
Julian, the bright six year old son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry J. Wachs
muth, was having fun coast;ng
down Cooper Hill" on Saturday
evening. 1t is very steep hill and
while coming down his cap in some
way slipped over his eyes; and in
adjusting it the sled veered out to-
ward the roadside. In the trouble
he lost control of himself but he
still kept on the sled attempting to
steer it out of the gutter, Before
the little fellow knew it his head hit
one end of plank of an alley bridge
the sled passing under the same
while the boy was left apparently
lifeless near the place where his
forehead struck the end of the
plank,
The boy remained unconscious
until half past three Sunday morn
ing; the physicians cons tantly work
ing over him until he showed signs
of resuscitation. It was lucky that
it struck the little fellow square on
the forehead for side blow on the
temple might have killed him.
Mrs. Della Feldmeier closed a
deal by purchasing the Olaf
Edwards home GA Second street tor
an investment; having already Sc
cured permanent renter. This
building was originally constructed
by Jack Hadland who later sold it to
Ed. Malm and Mr., Malm sold it last
spring to Mr.. Edwards; who in turn
sold it yesterday to Mrs. Feldmeier,
Frank Roberts who is employed
at the Lumber companys camp at
Squaw Bay met with serious
accident last Saturday. He came
in from camp on hand car and in
some way fell from the car when in
motion; fracturing lis right leg.
He was taken to the Arseneau
boarding house and a physician was
called who reduced the fracture.
Press:
Stockholders of the First Naticna
bank of this city, met in the bank
building recently, and elected as a
board of directors, 7. F. Wieland,
of Duluth. H. J. Wachsmuth, John
Kranztelder, A. H. Wilkinson, and
]. P. O'Malley of this city.
Yesterday afternoon the directors
held a business session during
which A. HI. Wilkinson was re-
elected president, John Kranzfelder
was reelected vice. president and
]. 2. O'Malley was reelected
cashier.
Frank Roberts. who, with COM
panion, is farming near the Field
mier place, met with an accident
last Saturday, which resulted in a
broken thigh. He was on a hand
car when it left the track and while
he suffered considerable pain after
the accident physician was not
called until Tuesday, when the bone
was set.
Robt. Carlson who has been
spending the past two weeks visit
ng at the home of his mother Mrs.
(. Carlson, and with other relatives
the city, left for his home at
White Fish Point, Mich, Wednes-
lay. He will visit at Chicago and
Detroit enroute.
Chas. Rummel, local manager o
he Red Front Store, was a business
isitor at Park Falls and ST. Paul
his week.
F. W. Kern. manager of the Bay
cid Peninsula Fruit Association,
eturned last evening from bust
ess trip to Chicago and Sparta.
Mrs. and Mrs. A. Fl. Wilkinson
sturned Wednesday night from
eeks trip to Minneapolis, where
Ir. Wilkinson attended to business