The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-04-13

UrSG ones 10 remove OV6rDanRluH
signs from the street. Who will bt
the next? ].
| W. F. Joanis has purchased the
Kenfield house on west Third street.
This is the house formerly occupied
by the Mortensen family.
| A dancing party was given at the
Masonic Hall on Wednesday evening
10y some of the young folks and an
enjoyable evening is reported.
With the paving question about
settled let's all start boosting for
the "white way. This should be
taken up before the paving is COM
menced.
lOA basket social was given at the
Houghton school on Saturday even
| ing of last week and numbers from
this city after ded. A fne time is
reported.
HORSES FOR SALE.-15 un-
sound draft horses, all good workers
cheap for cash. J. S. Stearns Lbr.
Co., Odanah. adv.
C. N. Albertson of Albertson &
Company, Milwaukee, who has been
testing meters in this city for the
Washburn Light company left last
Saturday for Minneapolis.
The FIRE department. was called
out last Saturday morning to .
small blaze on the roof of the
Beausoliel residence. The blaze
was put out with few pals of
water.
The Misses Genevieve Gunhus
and Helen Collingwood entertained
a number Of friends at party at
the Gunhus residence on Friday
evening Of last week. Al very
pleasant evening 10 reported. Re
freshments were served.
Mrs. Talmadge OF New Richmond
has been visiting in the city during
the past week at ths home OF her
daughter Miss Florence TallmadGe.
Miss Tallmadge entertained at are
ception In honor OF her mOthar
Tuesday afternoon.
Player Pianos rs low IS $3.50 at
the Big Annual Clearance Sale OF
the Cable Piano Com pary opposite
the New Court House Ashland Wis.
Purchasers we will pay your fare,
FOR SALE-Littie Butte farm
horses, cows. poultry, ell farm inn
plements. blowing all done, seed
wheat, corn, oats, spuds, on hand
ready for buyer to get to WORK sum.
mer and fall bearing strawberries,
fruit trees. raspberries, mile from
city limits. Washburn City proper
ty considered in deal. A snap DON t
get left. A. J. Fraser, Washbnrn,
Wis, r. l, Box rs, Old Phone.
Frank Urquhardt, son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Urquardt. who has
been receiving treatment at the
hospital at Ashland for an injury to
one of his eyes, returned home
Tuesday evening. Frank was un-
.ieing knot with a fork and the
fork slipped, piercing his eyeball.
For time It was feared that he
would lose the sight of his eye but
he is now improving.
The steamer Sonoma which has
laid up at the coal docks in this city
during the past winter, expects to
make an attempt to break through
the ice during the forepart OF next
week.
The Washburn Steam Laundry
has placed an order for several new
machines which will be installed in
the laundry before the opening Of
the spring season. The machines
will add greatly to the equipment Of
the plant.
Other cities are holding spring
opening days. in which the mer
chants of the city close their winI
dows for few days while they are
being trimmed, and then all draw
their curtains at the same time on a
certain day to display the spring
styles. Washburn merchants
should come to the front. This can
be taken up through the merchants
association.
For q nild, easy action OF the
bowels. try Deans Regulets, q
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