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The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31

stimulus Of cold 70 the skin. which s
good IN summer as vel as v4ntef.
\ chic Eho IS taught 10 swim gains
s;-e3g,h AID se!E-concrol and con&
cs2ce and grace. Swimming also
caches proficiency il an art which
some time nay be he means Of SaTA
ing he.
Swimming. however. should not b
ovs-ia5ugsG II. for then It may work
-o.e harm than good By sapping the
system o. vitality.
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e sAME THoucHT.

Jones Roy-Pisass. sir. lathe! wants
70 borrow you: Lawn EoWe:
S1pubs-Is2t IL : i.:;le esF.E2 !
aars-: moved ~ o71 ls~n yef
ZONES Boy-Taat's what father
said: bu. ne wants 70 use J: before
sou PIX j or Q: order.
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Notice IS Ae:s5y given t4a: =: 2
meeting Q: re stockholders Q: -ks 3.
:. Evans Company, : corporation ere
s-sE ana organized u-Gs. re laws o:
-rs S.a:e o: West Virginia. held &:
2oo1 No 702. Watson Building. =
-as C.ty {: Fzg@oot. Marion County
IVES: Virginia, o. me -4:a cay O.:
July. 1915, ne following resolutions
were adopted:
Resolved. Firsc -hz: Tie ;. :.
Evans COMPANY, corporation created
AID organized u2Cs- re laws Q: re
stare Q: West Virginia. Goes hereby
discontinue business as a corporation
zac su--s2de-s 10 said STATE is cha:-
Ts- a2G corporate franchises The
Board o. Directors W.! proceed 20
co-ve-t he proper a2d al assets O.;
c.:S corporation into casa z-1 pay Or
a2c discharge a.! IS debts. liabilities
and obligations, AID a:is- :G-y as
Charging sane Divide the -e@a.-cs.
zzo3c ;he stockholders p7o ra:s wiki
:1e!- ssys-z! holdings 0: sock, but 10
such payments shall b made % any
stockholders u1ui as;e. TIE p-b..ca-
non c: the co;!ce ee7s-- e2ltz-1sc-
AID.
Resolved. Second. Tia: The H-e>r
5ezt Q: this cooperation cause notice
,. the adoption 0: The foregoing -eso-
.u;.o2 10 be published 4 so@s news
pa2e. Of general circulation published
aea. the p-!acips. office o. place O.:
business Q: This corporation once q
week Cor :oU- successive weeks. a=c
rha. r. certify these resolutions 20 he
Secretary Q. SAFE OF the S,a;e o:
West Virginia a3G deliver 70 E.-1 E
certificate showing the publication Q:
sad ao;;ce. as provided BY Law,
Given under ny ha76 this .at1 Gay
Q: July, 1873.
". .. EVANS. P-es!te--.
The 3, ?. Evans Company.
a;.es:: 3. :, Evans.
Secretary.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31

o. narrow purple satin enc!rcIs thS
crown each being tied Al the side via
a ;aGo-S6 bow The quaint thing
abcg; IL hac IS string OF straw
beads which s apparently thrown oTe1
h crown and lett dangling over the
b-.n. AZ odd haf-but lis style Is ex
cs-es: and IS rs IutUmnal nnS o.
p2-p!s and Yellow make Il suitable
hat :0r he late season.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31
AuToMoguEs. ACCESSORIES

TANTED-yo.= auto 20 repair. A.
WORK promptly do2s AID guarantee
Quick s5-y:c4 AID reasonable charges
cars washed and so-@3. CARBON g
moved by o1yge. process. ~! !!2%
guaranteed t:7es i SOCK. s;s2ca:c
gasoline a-5 2E:o accessories Fax
-o2; Garage CO., Mo=sa2;oT1 ave.
80. 25:-Ho. 252
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JCiy-9.-.-243I

NOTICE.
Notice IS hereby given, as required
b. Section IS Q! c.. 81 Q: he Code
OF West Virginia. that the under
signed !2co-7o-a.o-s o. TIE Fair-o2;
Ee!ea's Run Railway Company w!.i
hold their 5-st meeting toc o:gs-.zs.
ton. AID sGca othe. proceedings as
zoirht be had a; az aaaua! meeting,
a. len O'Clock !aihs forenoon. OF ths
o5tA dag 0. August, 1915. Al the Con
-:aeotal Building - the City Of Bal.
Eoo.e. STATE 0: MARYLAND.
CARL r. GRAY,
NJ c. BTE2S.
c. X. PORTER,
X R PRATT.
L :. ZIMMERMAN.
July -. 81, aug :, a.
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NOTICE.

The SucEAa13o- z-G No.;as.- Rail
-ozc Company. Z IVES; V..g!2.a CO..
po-z:.o=. a21 III No-c-g4-s.a Ran
-oaG Company. : Pennsylvania co-7o:-
ai.0-. have. according 20 - avs o:
Ih'es; Virginia s21 Pennsylvania, been
consolidated .-:U -aa:0z- company
20 5e Know IS !Es No2o-saas.a RAJ
Ny COMPANY: t2s sE:es:-s2i c: coz
so..1aao:. having been a.s- - - q.
-ce .: :a= SECRETARY :: STATE o. IVES:
Virginia o. TIE is2;1 cay 0: July. 1913.
Ee.e a::s: re property formerly
Owned - ne BgcE1a@-o2 I'D North.
=. Eal-oaG Company = Wsst W
gln.z az ~ Mo1o-ga@s.a Railroad
Company = Pennsylvania ~. - ow:.-
g az1 operated - -a- E0@51Ea1e.a
Railway Company
-.s No.o.ga1s.a 2zL-oa9 Company.
SEcEss=Zo- Il Ec:t-s-- @z-.:o--
Company.
he No=oagz1s.a Railway Co-P&2y.
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THE AFTERNOON NEWSPAPER
and
THE ADVERTISER

There published Globe Interesting
advertising that city during the st SIX months o.
1915! compared months the previous
Globe which afternoon made the best per
the most striking fact
exhibit accurately described e trend the after
newspapers"
lost OF advertising compared With the six months OF
Telegram the afternoon edition OF the
Herald gained 2,77s lines.
OF TIE New York Sun lost 10000 Lines Il the
months Will; Evening gained $4,000 lines
The morning pa7e. lost 4sS0o0
while the Eye2i2g Journal the afternoon Hearst pape! gained
5000
The Globe concludes from these figures that the advesers o. New
City IS taken home IS
medium that carried rom the home 70
{. Office scrap basket
accuracy Conclusion denocsratabe everywhere
Tie thai mo The home and II The hone 70 be
family rhac brings the best
advertise and thai the afternoon
nevspape:-tuatngton Advertiser
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MONEY TO LOAN

TONEy LOANED i suns 0: $40 10
So % anyone having stsa1y To-S-
Ca2 b -=Fa!6 = s=aI MONTH"; pay
-s-:s No -s:s.eats @ endorsement
-seu.sG. Business strictly co1acs2-
-.ai. address Box SIS. C,z-ksbu:g, +
y --2st:-No. 2S5
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EAST SIDE
= NEWS =


N-a.E Ms. c. :. P-:1e. o: DIAMOND
street.. entertained a. SIX O'clock din
-: las: eTenl-E. coEP !:ccs-:a!r .
Mss Vienna Meredith z2c ~. ha-:E
Mccoy. OF Marion, OHIO. vLo az Us
zig hs-e
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31

2ay. and Ms, MrcaeI have :e;u=2
g .-o=- 2.c2s. Ohio. They ws:s =. =
guess O: Esy. W'!U.s :: Ina s1:oE: :
ha~e.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31
VII Sell lee Cream.

N-s ). :. Lsvs.lss class Q: tas E:-s.
V. !? >C@Gay Scsoo! VII 81! IS
c:sa= his evening a. 2o7.s's eo:-s-.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31

Eo-.o.k STYLE. pockets. belt and al.
AID rather tc.i sk.-; : finished :; III
to:fo- with square sca..o7s abcG; ;To
inches deep Ks 20: :: al a ic2p-ac-
-:ca5ls sui; as The six washes Aae 3
1a7Gk=-ckis. and wears re-y well.
The szucy !ic:!e satar asI takes is
name -Ch.z,CL5a hat. go: Is o-!s@t-
a. modal. The cap 0: he Ezsc indian
soldier
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31

j.. crowd o. young :o,ss rom = s
c.:y VI. =@.oy @ay rae 20 S--!ia;o~.-
;4!S evening.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31
57i--f-- ps~crace

Tie F.=s; v. ?. parsonage q tn
corner Of Diamond a1G Market streets
: bs.aE panied. which ADDS much 70
- appearance Q: he property
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31
Las Ei,oe poisorI--.

NJ. Ear Philips has boo! poison
ing caussG 5y scratching Z snail PIX
pc or MS hand.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31
NOT LONG.

'Eow long dtt 81 take you &c Learn
70 TN q motor car"
Three or four"
Weeks"
/ no, motor cars"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31
sHAwKEY VISITS FAlRMoNr.

SHAWKEY visits FAlRMoNT.
Hon. y, ?. S1awkey. sta:e supe-:n'
re1dea; o: schools, vas a prominent
visitor = this c!;y today. IL! Shaw
key Is making E ,oC! o. tie s:s:e u et-
Vocational work.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31

FOR 2EE--T~o =eEly paPe=e6
:oo7-s 90 hEat housekeeping.
Bath, gas and ;e.sP2o,e. Close 20
business section. 2e.: SEQ PEI
week. 5e.. pAozs ssh o. 3.6 Wat
son Ave. .-2s-.;.Eo. 2s3
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FLATs AND APARTHENTs


FOR 2E%--Th:=s .oo7 "a; win
BAH. Ap2.y Box -ss. care West VIZ
--.a- .-22s,2,.%o 2S4
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FURNISHED Rooms


TWO newly furnished .oo@s to- -sct
i pirate apartments, ~!:h private
family. Rates reasonable. Cal! Be-.
phone 20. 7-25-St-So. 20
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HnESES FoR RENT

~--~~---~-~-a--~-r-~~~.s
EOR RES--S.x-:oo1 house z: -
Virginia Ave Inquire BOZ 80.
West yiTgia:aa. 100
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FOR gEST-Ooe e!gA; -oo- house.
5IsA Wa,1u: ave PT.ce 50 90 p:
month. Wa;e- rent paid. Ec21.:e :
3. Highland. 329 Hai1 s. Ho..o9
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31

FOR RENT-:E-c:sEec -oon, also
boarde-s wanted. Call al L. STATE
street. o-30i!'.So. "a
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1915-07-31

FOR aEE--Eu-z:s5e6 :oo@s. also
SIX -oo2 house Izqu!-e 3os E:ga
street. s--.3.1u No. 80
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FOR RENTING .:ce.y furnished
Rooms .-cG!re Z: So. Eo-:;a stree:
o. ca. Bel phone 500.
7-2.-..5:.No. 255
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-11
&c. b. S.-MAH
OF LETTERS


Continued from Page One
you said, II will not call my own wife
Britomart: it is not good taste Cinstead
OF GOOD SENSE) was that your subse-
quont contemptuous reference to found
IinEs being drilled and disciplined into
good taste (which TO you is. of course,
merely moral cowardice) made 1t is es-
pecially disastrous. In the same way, by
submitting the word crime for poverty in
the last scene, you wiped out the whole
play with a single word. Understands
whole political system is founded on his
conception Of poverty as a crime.
II you want TO keep the foundry in
the family you had better find an eligible
Founding and marry him to Barbara"
sounds bad, because of the resemblance
IN sound between foundry and founding.
Better say ''if you want to keep the tor
pedoes ia the family" etc Then there
can be no mistake
You are frightfully reckless about the
exact words in passages of rather deli
cate comedy: for instance, the question
ing of Stephen. To my ear there is
world Of difference between saying "a
philosopher, eh2" (your version) and "a
philosopher, perhaps. eh7" tmy yersion).
And the whole speech beginning a'Come
come; don't be so devilishly sully; it's
boyish," sounds like emptying an awk-
ward saclUful Of words as fast as pos
sible. Almost every sentence would bear
a change OF tone.
And now for the main point, on which
the tate of the play depends. II you once
weaken or soften after Come come nv
daughter; don't make too much of your
little tinpot tragedy" we are all lost
UNDERSTAND must go over everybody like
Niagara from that moment There must
be no sparing OF Barbara-no quarter for
any one. His energy must be proof
against everybody and everything. II YOU
get confused for q moment you will
soften on such turns TO Barbara as You
talk OF your half-saved ruffian in West
Ham or You know he will Don't be a
hypocrite. Barbara" There must be no
check on the hAlf-sayed rl1fian; on the
contrary, you should keep a little In re-
serve Tor letting yourself go there You
must sweep everything before you until
Lady b. knocks you on your perch for a
moment; and even then you come up
buoyant the next moment with your
conundrum. II will be a bit OF a feat 70
keep up this game through about Il
speeches. but you can do IT. and don't
know any one else on the stage who
could. Conviction and courage, that Is
what he must be full of. and there is
no room for anything smaller or prettier.
So put your last fRrthing on these few
pages and good luck to you.
GEORGE BERNARD SHAW.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-11
10 AdeIphi Terrace, w. C.

10 Adeiphi Terrace, w. G.
My dear Calvert:
i see with disgust that the papers all
say that your Undershaft was a magnifi-
cent piece of acting and Major Barbara
rottenly undramAtc play, instead OF
pointing out that Major Barbara" is a
masterpiece and you the most infamous
amateur that ever disgraced the boards.
DO let me put Cremlin into 1t. A man
who could let the seven deadly sins go
for nothing could sit on a hat without
making an audience laugh. I have taken
q box Tor Friday and had hundred
weight Of cabbages. dead cats, eggs and
gingerbeer bottles stacked in IL Every
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-11

word you fun, every speech you unact,
I will shy something at you. Before you
go on the stage I win insult you until
your temper gets the better of your lines.
You are an imposter. n sluggard. block
head, shirk, maligner, and the worst
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-11

not recover yourself next time, a thunder
bolt will end you. II you are too lazy to
study the lines, III coach you In them.
That last act MUST be saved. or III
withdraw the play and cut you off with
a shilling. Yours ever. u. b. b
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1915-12-11

actor that ever lived or ever will live. I
VIII apologize TO the public for engaging
YOU / will tell your mother of you
Barker played you off the stage: Cremlin
dwarfed you; Bill annihilated you; Clare
Greet took all eyes from you. If You do
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
The Chocolate Soldier

"The Gu r"l4tp Soldier the wei
known opera, wlIl he presented al
the ROYAL ih+at"e at Ashland Fri
day evening by the Whitney Opera
Co. The company has 40 people
and brings it's own orchestra.
One mu~t search the pages of
Theatrical history with a mcrCs-
cope to fl q 4 parallel to the sus-
tanned su cess that has attended
"The Chocolate Soldier" since its
opening night Oh Broadway several
years ago, The irresistible melodies
of Oscar Strauss, exquisite lyric
embodiments of every human
emotior, S read over New York that
night and were transmitted with
speed throughout the
country. The tide of popular
prejudice against light opera was
stem med over night. and that form
of anus. lnent became once more the
favorrte OF the American people.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
Read Fox Bros. adv

Mac Doyle left the first of the
week for Rochest ter, Mimi. where he
will undergo medical examination.
Mr.. Doyle has been feeling poorly of
late and he is going to find out what
is the matter with him. His many
friends in this city hope his illness
will not prove serious.
Miss Emma LaPoint, who has
been in Montana for some time,
arrived in the city the first of the
week. Miss LaPoint will. undergo
an operation at the ST. Joseph hos
pital at Ashland.
Washburn property is undergoing
more improvements this spring than
ever before the property in the city
never looked better. The clean up
and paint-up campaign is now on.
II your property can be improved
have the work done and make
Washburn better looking city.
Outsiders are beginning to notice
the improvements and many compli-
mentary remarks are being made
about Washburn.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13

Elmer Olson spent several days
al CarmicheaIs in the town of Port
Wing the first Of the week.
w. r. Kirk was at Menomonie
during the past week visiting with
his family.
P. T. Trowbridge has rented the
Corning residence on 1st avenue.
Mr.. Trowbridge's family will arrive
from Milwaukee in the near future
to make their home in this city.
Mrs. Charles Wolff visited with
friends at Ashland yesterday.
Gus Morse of Odanah was bust
ness visitor in the city the first OF
the week.
Mavor Bryan. Fire Chief Raymond
Hudson and Ed. White were at Bay
field Sunday morning where they
witnessed demonstration OF new
chemical fire apparatus which the
city of Bayfield, has just purchased.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
Work Progressing

Work is progressing rapidly
on the Dupont Club house in
this city and a large crew of
men are now at work on the
building. New cement floors
are being laid in the building
and the interior of the building
is being changed throughout.
The Dupont company is pro.
viding a club for their mployees
where the men can spend their
idle hours. A complete gym
nasium will be established in the
basement while the main floor
will be used for a library and
reading room, card rooms, pool
and billiard rooms, reception
room, etc. The second floor of
the building will be used by the
Haskell Club, an organization of
company men.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13

The question has been asked
"WilI Washourn have a 4th of
July Celebration this year?'
There is every reason why
Washburn should have one of
the biggest celebrations this
year that has ever been held.
The indications are that times
will be better this year in Wash.
burn than they have for a period
of ten years or more. Last year
Washburn had a fine celebration
and the business interests should
try to get up one little better
for this year. Let's start the
ball rolling early and make it
one of the biggest events ever
held in the city. The Washburn
Commercial Club can start the
movement at their next meeting
by appointing committees to &c
ahead with the work. Let's
have the celebration. KeeI
Washburn money at home among
Washburn people.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
Read Fox Bros. adv

Nels NJ. Oscar has had his Ford
Car greatly improved during the
past week by putting on new Crown
tenders and painting it all over.
Many persons who saw the machine
after the work had been completed
thought Nels had "blowed himself
for a new machine.
Harry Wieman, Peter Fox and
FAndy Johnson made fishing trip
olt to the Flag river the first of the
week and returned with fine catch
of speckled beauties. They had all
the law allowed.
The Dupont residence on East
4th street formerly the O'Neil resi-
dence, has been newly painted
during the past week.
Amos Elliot is having a new
cement curb laid in front of his resi-
dence on East 18th street. The work
greatly improves Ine looks Oh 6ne
place. Mr.. Elliot, who is now in
his ninety. third year, believes in
keeping his property up so that it
! will last him many more years. He
is right on the job when any work is
being done around his place.
Notice--A 500 bill was given out
in change for so bill at our store
Saturday evening. If the persons
receiving same will return it to our
store liberal reward will be offered.
M. 2. Doyle.
For Sale-Seve~al milk COWS and
heifers and some White Leghorn
chickens. A. Thuras, r. +. D. No. l..
advertisement.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
To Have Grand Opening

The City Drug Store, B. A.
Wiechmann, proprietor, will
have grand opening on Satur-
day of this week at which free
carnations will be given to the
ladies, cigars to the gentlemen
and packages to the children.
Mr.. Wiechmann took charge
of the City Drug Store on the
first of April but he delayed his
until the store was got
ten in shape. See the announce
ment of the event in the adver-
tisement on the first page of this
paper.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
Mothers Day Observed

Hundreds of Washburn people
observed mothers Day" last
Sunday and appropriate sermons
were preached in many of the
churches. Many mothers were
recipients of floral remembances
and in return offered silent
prayers for their children far
and near. Many observed the
day by wearing flowers in com
memoration of the day and a
tribute to their mothers.
The observance of "Mother S
Day" was started but a few
years ago, yet in every part Of
the United States it is now OBJ
served.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
Coming for q Visit

Mr.. and Mrs. Orton Holt and
daughter and Miss EN- ma Best
Ter are expected to arrive IN the
city the latter part of the month
for a visit with old friends and
acquaintance. The party left
Tacoma Wash. during the latter
part of last month and will make
the trip across the continent in
their automobile. They will first
go to Iowa where they will visit
with Mr.. Hollis relatives, coming
to this city during the latter
par of the present month where
they will visit for some time
with old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holt and Miss
En- ma Bestler will be remem.
bered by old Washburn friends.
They formerly, resided in this
city.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
Making Many Improvein. nts

Mr.. aud Mrs.C &, Gray and
son of WATERFOWL, ), D whr
have been spending the past
three weeks in this city looking
after their property interests,
returned to their home Tuesday
morning. During their stay in
the city the couple made a large
number of friends who will be
pleased to see them return to
this city to make their home.
Mr.. Gray purchased the Flint
farm on the Houghton road just
east of the city and he is having
a large number of improvements
made to the place. While Mr..
Gray was here a fine barn was
built and Mr.. Gray is now tigur-
ing on a large modern chicken
coop. This work will likely be
done during the summer. Mr..
Gray has also set out a large
number of fruit trees, shrubs
and berries, besides fixing up
the lawn around the house and
he says he intends to lay cement
walks around the place and
otherwise improve the property.
The Grays are boosters for this
country and the kind of people
that will help to build up COM
munity. They will have a beauti-
tul place when the work planned
is completed.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13

Wanted to Buy-Cook stove, good
baker, also other used furniture.
What have you to sell. Inquire at
Times Office.
Henry Wachsmuth of Bayfield,
was business visitor IN the city
the latter part of last week.
Mrs. A. Maitland returned to her
home at Cusson yesterday morning
after a weeks visit in this city at
the home OF her daughter Mrs. w.
A. Robinson.
A. w. Mcleod is at Milwaukee
and Chicago this week on business
trip.
Fox Brothers proprietors of Fox
Bros. Pharmacy, have a display
advertisement in this issue of the
Times which will pay you to read.
This store has news Of interest to all
our readersevery week and it will
paw YOU to watch their advertis
ments.
Work on the new telephone line OF
the Summit Telephone company in
the 3 Switch district has been start
ed and work will be rusned to com
pletion. Connection will be made
with the Home Telephone company
in this city. The Summit company
will have thirty subscribers.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
Ry. Commission Man Here

D.. H. Damon, inspector for
the Wisconsin Railway Com
mission, was in the city for a
day or so during the forepart of
the week checking up the Wash
burn Electric Light and Power
company and also the telephone
companies. The voltage of the
light company was tested and
the call tests were made on both
telephone lines.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1915-05-13
Foun6-A Lady's Hat between
Washburn and Barksdale. Owner
can have same 10y paying for this
notice, Advertisement.
GAP ril 2ndto May 13th)
Notice of Final Settlement

Notice is hereby given that special term
of the County Court to be held in and for
said County at the Court House in the City OF
Washburnin said county, on the 4th Tuesday
(being the 25th day. of May. A. ID. l9l5' at IL
O'Clock A. M. the following matters will be
heard and considered:
The application of John A. Bergqulst' al
ministrator of the estate of Frank Bergqulst
late of the Town of Kelly. in said county
deceased. for the examination and allowance
of his final account, of his admins tr alton.
and for the assignment of a residue of the
of the estate of Frank Bergquist' decease
to such other person as are by law entitled
to the same.
BY order of the Court,
Dated April 22nd, 1915.
HIP. Axelberg. County Judge.