The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1916-06-08

good private family. Mrs.
Hutchinson said she would be
glad to correspond with any good
family that would like to take a
child.
Address the Office, 819 Cora
Street. Station A. Green Bay.
Wisconsin.
William Polski, representing the
Wright. 3arret & Stilwell company,
was a visitor in the city the latter
part of last week.
G. e. Reeves, principal OF the
High School in this city, left the
latter part of last week for Huron.
S. D where he will have charge of
chautauqua during the summer sea
son.
Frank Robillard of Bayfield, was
business visitor IN the city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Taraldson
OF Minneapolis visited in the city for
few days during the past week at
the Leblanc res ldel ce.
Superintendent of Schools Tobi as
A. Chew left thesIatter part of last
week for Iron Mountain, Mich.
WHIT re he will jim his family Mr..
Chew has resigned his position as
school Superintendent in this city
and will go TO some other location,
His place will be taken by Guy D.
Hyper of Milwaukee.
Miss Ella T. Tiekla has gone to
DC onto. Wis. where she Will spend
the summer months.
Miss Mildred Hemmingson of
Mason, Wis. visited in the city the
latter part of last week, as the
guest Of Miss Mary Wood.
Road Foreman John Sundell has
had the. road in the town of Barks-
dale fixed up during the past week
and while the dirt is yet loose, the
road WILL soon be in fine condition
or travel. The road leading TO Bay
field is in need of some work. A few
drain tiles placed across the road in
the low spots would help out con.
siderable. After each heavy rain
this road now becomes in bad shape
and as there is a heavy travel be.
tween here and Bayfield, the road
should be kept up.
Miss Clara Dahl and Miss Anna
Anderson left the latter part of last
week for Winona, MINI. where they
attended the funeral of Carl Donald
son.
Road Commissioner John Sundell
has fixed the road in the town of
Barksdale in the vicinity of the viii
lage of Mas b and with little more
travel this road will be in good con-
dition. The road is still rough in
spots.
Work on the Ploell building re-
pairs, which was temorarily stopped
last week on account Of the owners
having first failed to secure build
ing permit, has been res umed again
al d the repair work will soon be
completed. This building will be
put in a good state of repairs, with
new front. and will b, occupied by
the Central Hodi' z &C mpany as
offices.
The erection of twelve bungalows in
the Dupont Addition will be begun at
once according to selling agents of the |
Central Holding company. owners of the
addition. These bungalows will be of the
California type and will be beauties The
company have also ordered the installa.
ton of lighting system through Grand
view boulevard, which runs through the
addition.
Frank Downs, manager of the WASH |
burn Electric Light & Power company.
says he is almost swamped with work
these days. He says everyone wants lights
which shows that Washburn people are
prosperous and up-to-date.
Several candidates for office made
the trip around the county the past
week with the County Board,
among them being John Mcdonald,
Nels Myhre.vA. 2. Stone, Walter
Duffysand James A. Long
s We will celebrate the 4ih of July
10 Washburn and the committees
are planning on one of the biggest |
the city has ever had.
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