The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1917-02-22

The members of the Moose Lodge
will enjoy a banquet at their lodge
room this evening.
III. little sou of Mr.. aud Mrs.
William Higoy suffered fl acture
of his arm this week.
Frank Bowe of the Service
Plumbing company transacted
business at Bayfield, Sunday
The W. G. L. u. will meet at the
home OF Mr.. John w. Gibson on
Thursday afternoon of next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Il. CIubine o.
Park Fails were visitors il, ihe city
Last sunday at the hom. OF Mr. and
M, S. G. F.. Morris.
Wanted-A nurse ri TO ccom
pany fam iy To Colorado. Refer
enc-s required. Apply to Mrs.
Dwight l.. Robinson.
Mr.. aud Mrs. w. ] Maitland
and son A xander of Park Fal S
werr visiting in the city over Sun
day VIII relatives aud friends.
The Sw dish Lutheran Your q
Peoples society will meet with
Mrs. Nelson at the Cumberlah d
House on Thursday evening.
At meeting Of the Woodmen uf
the World held on Satul day even
ing at the Union Hall twenty ne W
me mbers ere taken into the order.
D putty Revenue Collector -. A ,
PoundstoEe of Mellen was in the
city the latter part of last week
looking after business matters and
incident tally doing little good de-
tective work on the side.
Last Thursday evening relatives
and few invited friends surprised
Mrs. Nels NJ. Oscar, the occasion
being her birthday. A pleas ant
evening was spent after which re
frrshmvnis were served.
The funeral of Dorthy Andre US,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. A. T..
Andrews, whose death occurred last
week at the hospital at Ashland
from an liberated Jaw, was held on
Satul day ia this cltv. The family
have the sympathy of friends.
A shower was given last Friday
evening at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs. Jake Segal in honor of Miss
Lillian Arseneau. A large mum Der
of friends We're present and very
pleasant evening was spent. Miss
Arseneau was presented with mum
erous gifts of cut glass and silver
ware.
The funeral OF Mrs. Ole Smith,
whose death occurred the latter part
Of last week from tuberculosis, was
held on Monday of this week and in
terment was in Woodland cemetary
The deceased is survived by huS
band and several children who havr
the sym pathy of friends IN their
bereavement.
A. | Lien left the first Of the
week for Madison where he will
attend the convention for basih.s So
m III and commercial club secre-
taries which is being held at the
state capitol. Amos Hansen and Ben
Wiechmann of this city were also
in attendance at the convention so
Washburn was we'll representt d.
In communication addressed to
The Times this week A. J. Fraser
says he seems to have been mis-
understood in his article Of two
weeks ago. Mr.. Fraser believes
in the ''sheep club plan" but be
lieves that he sheep should be dis
tributed in numbers sufficient to
warrant the farmers building suit
able fences to protect the animals
from vicious dogs. Mr., Fraser
seemed to have gained the impress
sion that Zone Sheep was to be dis
tributed to each boy but this was
not the plan. The article in which
the plan was outlined said sheep
were to he furnished to the farmer
boys but of course the plural was
meant.
Five acres of good land for sale
$40 an acre, Sec z, Township 49,
John Haug, Ro, M Is Sec 4 POI t.
land Block Broadway, st. Paul.