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Britain for wider powerA To join IN
Join in such pressure is repugnant to
the people Of northern Ireland
Decline to Accept
I'm the further interest or peach. We
therefore respectively decline We are
determined not 10 interfere Win the
terms of settlement between US put 10
safeguard the ties that bind US TO
Great Britain and the empire to insure
that we are not prejudiced by any terms
entered into between them and Mr.. De
Valera and to maintain the just equal
ity exhibited throughout the govern
ment Of Ireland act
our acceptance Of your original In
yitatIon to meet in conference In Lon
don holds good and II al any time our
assistance again Is desired we ar eavatl-
able. But l feel bound to acquaint you
that no meeting Is possible between NJ.
De Valera and myself until he recog-
nizes that northern Ireland will not
submit to any other authority than that
Of his majesty the king and the pArlia-
ment of the United Kingdom and ID
mits the sanctity Of the existing powers
and privileges Of the parliament and
government OF northern Ireland.
I'm conclusion let me assure you that
peace &. earnestly desired by my gov
eminent and myself as by you and
yours, and although we nave nothlnR
left to give away we are prepared when
YOU and Mr.. De Valera arrive At . sat
isfactory settlement to cooperate With
southern Ireland on equal terms for tho
future welfare Of our common country.
In order to avoid any misunderstanding
or Misrepresentation of our views I In
tend TO publish this letter when your
proposals are made public"
Dublin, Aug. 1.-THE reply & the
British prime minister, Mr.. Lloyd
George, TO the recent communication re-
garding tho British governments peace
l.
irish Republican leader. was presented
10 Mr.. De Valera this morning. the
Dali Eireann. or Republican parliament
announced this afternoon.
The proposed reply of the 1rtsh Be-
publican ministry to tho latest commun-
icatiop from the BritiRh government
and the correspondents between the
/ British government and the Irish load
ers will be submitted TO the Dali Ear
I cam at Its, forthcoming meeting.
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5 10000

Amount to be raised by levy 123. 1851
And the board OF education doth &c
tsrmine and estimate that It will DO
nece.ury to raise SS.879.l4 for main-
tenance fund purposes and s:3466.3l for
tea cheers fund purposes TO conduct the
high schoo! OF the district for tho term
OF nine months. and to pay tho Same
will require levy OF fourteen cents
l4cl for maintenance fund purposes
and thirtv-seven cents (37c.) for teach
crs' fund purposes on each ono hundred
dollars valuation of all property TAI.
ablo in said Rlchland district oased
upon the last assessment OF real ana
81 STATE 3I229 965 go
nnrvon,I nroperty loo. 200 90
Public Utility property 49,. l.lO2,oS2.oo
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BUILDING LOTS

We have a number Of choice lots
in South Warwood. Cement SIDE
walks and sewer connections pro-
yided. We will sell these lots on
the easy payment plan.
Call and see us about these.
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RTDS "R coal.

BIDS FOR COAL
Sesfed bids for furnishing and haul
Ing. or for hauling only from Elm Grove
mtne. sood. clean coal in sufficient
Quantities for the school year for rho
trtct using coal. will DO received by the
BOARD OF Education or Tr.adel phia Dis
trict until noon Tuesday. Au"GSt %.
1891. All bids should be addressed TO
the Board OF Education OF Triadelphia
District Elm Grove, Wheeling. w. Va.
and marked bids for Furnishing Coal"
g 8. JACOBS, Jr..
Secretary.
augl2-i
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Amount TO be raiaed by levy.3:s.s0S.56
And the board Of education doth de-
tcrnine and estimate that II will he
necessary to raise sS.34?.24 for main
tenance fund purposes and $2s.S0S.56
for teachers fund purposes to conduct
the schools in said district for the term
OF nine months. and to pay the same
will require levy OF ten cents QOeD
for maintenance fund purposes and
forty-seven cents (47cD for teachers
fund purposes on each one hundred
dollars valuation OF all property tax
able in said RichlaDd district. based
upon the last assessment OF real aud
personal property therein. as follows:
Real estate ........-S4,2 2S. S65 90
Personal property ...- 100000. 90
Public Utility property go. 1,le2.0S@.0o
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THE MENDEL COMPANY
Carl J. Kspnsr. Prop.
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
CAu Phone 1917
DIED

MoORE-On Saturday. August -. 1921.
At O'Clock 2. m. at the residence OF
his daughter. Mrs Louis krySer. No.
.322 NCCo!.oCh street, SlIADiSACk
MOOEE. aged "A years and 81 days.
Funeca. services on Tuesday afternoon
4; 80. Friends respectfully invited
:" attend. Interment at Greenwood
cemetery.
WATSON - Suddenly. on Wednesday.
August tom. 1921. at Los Angeles.
.Ati:nrnia. WILLIAM WATSON, (for-
merry OF Pittsburgh. Pa
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commonwealth is for the Irah people
70 shape. In the foregoing proposals
the British government have attempt"
M rnor. rb.n a broad outline OF Il set
lement. the details OF which they leave
for discussion when the Irish people
have si5nined their acceptance OF the
principles of this pact.
The document is signed oy DaVlo
I,loyd George.
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NIDCBLLAnEoUa.

CHAS ~. GRIFFITH Carpenter and
Builder. Anything in wood made or
repaired. 1905 Eoff ST. Phone Wheel
ing ff95-W. AHg1l-m
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Amount to he raised by levy.$ls.6si.t -
And tho board OF education doth de-
,crmine and estimate that II Will DO
necessary 10 raise sl26st4s FOR new
building and improvement fund pur-
poses. and TO pay tho same will require
a lew Of twenty cents (:ec-) on each
one hundred dollars assessed valuation
OF all property tavable in said Rchland
district. based upon the last assessment
Of real and personal property therein,
"a follows:
Public Utirity property -. l.lo2.oS2oo
Total ;s342:47oo
The board OF education proceeded to
make up an estimate Of tho amount
necessary 10 be levied for the current
fiscal wear TO pay tho Interest," on ana
proyide n sinking fund for the discharge
Of The principal OF bond issue OF $50
10000 for school building IN War
wood and 4 consolidated school build
ing on Short Creek. W. Va. in Eichland
district. Ohio county, authorized by
vote on the Goth day Of November. 1919
as provided in subdivision tc) OF sec
lion 9 chapter Is. Acts 1921. and doth
determine and estimate that II will be
necessary to raise tho amount or
s4.43o5T TO pay tho interest and pro-
, idr a sinking fund for the dischaTg"
Of the principal. at maturity. and ."
nav the same 1t will require 4 levy OF
seven cents t07c) on each on" hundred
dollars valuation in RiChland district
state OF West virginia,
County Of Ohio. District OF Richhnd
To-wit
I. Harry p. Robinson secretary Of the
hoard Of education In and for Rfchland
district Of said county and state. do
hereby certify that the foregoing con
form % orders made and entered by
said board on the 9th day OF August
1921.
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of
August, 1921. .
HARRY +. ROBINSON.
Secretary BOARD Of Education
Richland District,
Ohio County.
West Virginia.
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BOARD OF EDUCATION LEVY
ESTIMATE

State OF West Virginia,
County OF Ohio. District or kichAho'
To-wi: =
At regular session OF the board OF
education OF RiChIand district or ON"
county held HI the regular neet3hS
place thereof. on the second Iuesuay
in August 1921, present: Fred g Stein
bicker. president OF said board Of educa-
ton. and A IL KiudelberEer. commas
SiUner
In accordance with chapter Is. Acts
1871. the board OF education proceeded
10 make up an estimate OF the amount
necessary 10 be levied for tho current
fiscal year. TO cover all district DEBTS
and liabilities payable during the year
Including the probable expenditures for
district purposes. and proper allow
ances for delinquent taxes. generations
and contingencies, but deductnE thc
money IN the treasury appilcaoie 10 '"e
service OF tho years and district claims
doth determine and estimate the several
amounts TO be levied as follows
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Amount 10 be raised by l~vySl647394
And the board OF cdu~a ton doth de-
termiuc and estinat" that IL will be
necessary to raise SlS.4T3.s4 for new
building and improvement fund pur-
poses. and 10 pay the Same will require
4 levy Of ten cents G0C.J on each ono
hundred dollars assessed valuation o.
all property taxable in aid Triadelphla
d strsc;. based upon the ,aSt assessment
OF real and personal p7operty therein.
az follows:
Rea, estate ............ VI .JS6. $50 O0
Personal property ..... 3.T53s40 90
Public rtility property -. l.l33.150tGO
Totai ..... ........... sl6.4T%,9i0. 90
Outstanding Bond Purposes
The board OF rduCation proceeded 10
maze Mp an estimate 81 tn" amount
necessary "a y" levied for the current
- a. var 10 pa! m interest on and
;,rn, j.',. = sinking 'Ird for n" discharge
Of the priuc.pa. OF bonded Indebtedness
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Total ............... .So'of 81 I'Vu
EEw BUILDING AND IMPROVE
MHNT FUND pURPOSBS
cElnm snrary md H1gh BchoolS)

Estimated Receipts
The amount due and the amount that
will become duo and collectible from
every source for new buildings and i'm"
proyement fund purposes. except from
tho levy OF taxes for such purposes 10
To made for the current hscal year.
Amount due fund from sherifr.$ 6.3ss.5s
Delinquent real estate, re-
demptions and sales ....... Zs.oo
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pu-po.o. to he made for current fiscal
Ta,ance duo fund from sh"r!rtS 4.o's.st
Dr'lnugcr, real estate. re-
H"r.p;."r aUd sales .....-.. @o'.oV
Total ................ 4236.64
Estimated Disbursements
Tho d.Nt, and drmauds owed nv tho
district and pIy.,h!r out "t The TEACHERS
.n,,t crr current hsca. year
Outstanding orders jar" 20,
ly2l .............. ........ - lS.''
Current accounts due and un-
,a,L Jan" .. l92!......... lo".""
,.,,,, .s ilS.75
III Expenditures payablc out OF levy
~ ,.,,.h.rs' fund PURPOSES for current
year.
iclnuucr. taxes discount and
generations .......-.. , !'-9V.o0
Tuition OF elementary pupils
transferred 20 othor districts wv
Institute attendance ......... ,su'Uu
Coupons Of credit ..........-. l.Vun.o W
, Superintendcnta salary $1,000. S.69o.p0
IS teachers. 500 to $50 per
month '-''-"''N
rot,l
Total estimated disbursements sT0.l32.4s
-rn,oi .s,in,t,.d r.cetpts 423S.G4
Anoun. to be IA ,sel by levy.3s5.Se6 Is
And the board OF education doth de-
.eruIne and estimate that X vii! be
necessary TO raise s2l.4l6.l2 for ma n
rcnAnco fund purposes. and SS5.aSo.T6
tor teachers fund purposes TO coAd"ct
the schools In said district for the term
OF nlno months, and to pay tho same
will require q levy OF thirteen cents
l3cl Cor maintenance fund purposes.
and forty cents 40C) Tor teachers 'und
rrrposcs on each one hundred dollars
valuation OF all property taxable IN $40
TrIadelphla district based upon the !sSt
assessment OF real and persona! prop
er;y therein as follows:
Real estate ...........- 81 $50 .on
',-sou,i property ........ 3.T53.s4n,0o
Pubic Utility property l.lS3.l6O.Oo
Total ................s 1S47as4e.oo
HIGH SCHOOL PURPOSES
Maintenance Pund EEttrnass
Estimated Receipts
The amount due and the amount thaS
will become due and coilecnble from
every source for maintenance tuno pur-
poSes for high schools. except from levy
Of taxes for such purposes TO be ulaue
for current fiscal year.
Amount due fund from sheriff.$ s.2SlSl
Delinquent real estate re-
dempuons and sales loo'oo
F,s,inated Disbursements
The debts and demands owed oy tho
district and pa yablr out OF Inatntena nee
fund for current fiscal year.
Outstanding orders Juno 80.
1921 ................. 1900
Current accounts duo and IN
paid juno 80. 1921 ......... 2.2oo.oo
IOIAt wv
All expenditures payable out OF levy
for maintenance fund for current year.
DELINQUENT taxes discount and
generations -...........-..$ toO.oo
Ianitors 100000
TclaDhone 10000
EueI 100000
Water and light . l.25o.0o
Stationery and supplies 10000
rostape 5000
Text books, 100000
Advertising " 10000
Medical inspection " 10000
scellaneous supplies 100000
Transportatio and DrayaSo. $4,000
Library 208.27
Total .,17.s5s..7
Total estirna ted disbursementSSl5.23 6.;7
Total estimated receipts ..... 6.35l.Sl
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HSanhsrS Fund Estimate
Estimated RecciptS
Tho amount duo and the amount that
VIII become due and colteStiole from
evvry spurre for teachers fund rur-
poses cxcept from evy OF taxes for such
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Amount 70 be raised by levy .S54.3s+.0 90
And tho board Of education doth de-
ternfne and estimate that 1t will be
necessary to raise ss.SS4.3S for main
tenance fund purposes and S54.3stoo
for teachers fund purposes 10 conduct
the nigh school OF the district for tho
torn Of nine months. and to pay the
same win require levy OF six cents
(Sc) for maintenance fund purposes
and thirty-three cents (33c) for teach
er< fund purposes on each ono hundred
dollars valuation of all property tax
able in said Triadeiphia district based
upon tho Last assessment OF real and
personal property therein, ss follows:
Real estate al $50. $50. 90
Personal property ..... 375a.84ao0
Public Utility property -. lizzie 90
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fund for high school purposes by the
current fiscal Year.
Current accounts due and un-
laid June 80. l9.l .....-..S lt.so
Coupons Vi ,rrdt' ..-........ NV
Contingent to pay Sept !s22.. 2.2"o.O7
All expenditures payable out OF i"Fy
Cor teachers purposes for h!gh schooIS
for current year.
delinquent taxes, discount ana
generations -..........-... i'"VO'vO
institute attendance .....-... Wv
Tuition OF high school pupils. soO.Vo
Classified High Schools
For principal at $500 per moS 5'eoO.oo
For i teacher 1T sos per mo 2,40V.Vo
For | teacher al $685. per mo l.I35'oo
For teachers At $50 pr mo 4.uhO.on
L,r tearh.r nj Sl6O per mo $4,000
For | teacher at Sl75 per mo l.1t6.OO
For ! teacher at $3.50 per mo 4'IlO.oo
For ! teacher at $500 per mo l,sOo.oO
.ls.,sO.oo
Junior High Schools
For 2 teachers at $3.50 pr moS z'ieo.'e
10000
T,tal disbursements so. .9S.lZ
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WHwrD-For thirty days, high class
salesman familiar with wheeling
tarrito-y Prefer man who has had eN-
pertence IN confectionery or wholesale
drug line. Address h. care ln'e!"-
rspcr augl5-l
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wANTED-CTcrks. Men OF II wanted
for Railway Mail positions. Examin-
alton Sept II. Salary si35 month. tx
perience unnecessary Write Tor free
particulars about position and eSamna-
t.on. Columbia School Of CiY!l Service
Pope Bldg Washington. d. {. aGil-j
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FOR SAIE-Lire confectionery IN a
vtls awake town. doing good busi-
ness good reasons Tor selling. Write
K ". Finch. Cameron. ". Va auES-l
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BOARD OF EDUCATION LEVY
ESTIMATE
Stain OF w. Nrri":A.

state OF VS. Nhri":A.
,rTuntv O. pr'.. pi@tr:ct o. Tr'ad",-
ph!a. ro-~iI
AZ ,h> regular S"r~i"n O. e." H",''" %!
.duca.:on ~ TrIad"iflrI .!:s.ri,: ~ '''."
,o,,rt,. rrii =: ,hc r"-U.t- u""l.;'-
,,,n,o th,rr,r on ,hs Srr"'l Ti'$ds'> ~
Au.-,,st 49,. present :. NJ. f'''I
rrcsIdcrt % .satd board "t "'sU'ai '.".
and Henry stein and ;. IL L,'H""'HS'
conlmi Sslouere. - ~
In accordance with chapter 49, ATSS
,aoI the board If "duca'IuR pr"'""'"a
.o-r,,N. Mn m ~<tirr,l'~ ~ N" amount
n.rc.sar, TO % levied Tor the curr~nt
6scal war 10 cover al district uebtS
and rtShtDtles payable Iur'HE inc gc.'''
Including the probable "Npe"u t'lr"S '"C
district purposes. And proper Allowance
for DELINQUENT t2Nc%. generations ana
,-rnttocnncies. but dcduCunS tho money
in ~. treasury Applicable to the service
Of tho years arrd district claims doth
determine and estimate the several
amounts to b. 'rTt-d ~ follows
ELESrEErAHY SCHOOL PURPosEe
nrndne,nanoe Yund Estimate
ESTIMATED Receipts
no amount due and the amount that
~ heccrur due and coI'ectioe F"H
...ry source FOR ma ;nterlAnce fund puF-
.,,>,.,, Except from the levy OF taxes TOT
~s.... PURPOSES 70 De made for the cur
INT ,iS,a, wear
N.r,ar.-t tr.r from SNrrttN-....S -NS.po
;,..,lrIu"ut real estate. re-
drmpt!nns AID sales ....... 10000
Total .....-............. 'fs'V'
Estimated Disbursements
All expenditures pAyabl" out OF levy
FOR main tenNrco fund purposes for cur
rent nScal year.
pruner1ant axes discount and
exoperauorS ,.........--- L,Vop.pV
nanioxs.s . 7sT 90
r,njtors " s 500. 90
In.rr,n.. " $50 90
Tninnnor. " 400 10
Water and lights ........-.-. l.op"'Vo
s,.t%-1,d s,nolics 10000
SoSt~rn 10000
~ S,ooks " l0n0 90
t11rs-+t-;n- " $40 90
Medscal inspect ON ........... lOou on
Miscellaneous supplies ....... Sl4t
TraReSorta tiou and TrayaSe.. t.OpOnO
Total disbursements s31.761.l1
T,otaI rrcrtpts " 34505
An,uut to be rsised s:L4l6l2
HSanharY Fund Estimate
Estimated ReceiptS
Tho Emount duo and the amount that
VIII become due and colteStiolo from
evvry suurre for teachers fund pur-
Nrorn NV ~ for SuCA
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wAHrED-FEMALA
LOST AND FOUND,

LDST-Runch OF keys. Center wheel
Ing, Warwood. or on WelEour2-
SteubenTille car. FINDER please return
10 Tnteiltgencer office. augl3-h
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Amount TO be raised. .......S e,St--1f
Teacher Fund Estimate
Estimated Receipts
Tho amount due and tho amount that
will become due and coilectible from
every source for teachers fund pur-
poses except from levy OF taxes for
such purposes to be made for current
fiscal year.
balance due fund from sheritt.3 1.s77.ss
Delinquent real estate, re-
dcmptious and sales ...-.. 1900
TOTAL 80 l'0'S'oo
Estimated Disbursements
Tho debts and demands owed by tho
district and payable out OF tho teachers
fund for current FISCAL year.
Outstanding orders Juno 30,
Contingent aSn to pay Sept. 1874. :.l4s.:s
All expenditures payable out OF levy
for teachers fund purposes for current
year
delinquent taxes, discount and
generations .............. y l-s[o-Vo
Tuition of elementary pupils
transferred TO other districts 5000
Institute attendance ...... $3.50
Coupons Of credit ........... lOS.Oo
) teachers. $4,000 PER month. %.al 500
~ teachers. Sll5.0o per month l2,t20.o0
s teachers, $1,000 per month. $4,000
2 teachers, S125.00 and $4,000
per month .....-.......... E.-s5.Oo
Total .S2s.3Io9s
Total estimated dishurscments$3l.5o 4.:4
Total estimated receipts $500. 1.6s5.GS
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ron SALE.

FOR SALE-Electric motors power
hammer motors generator set. steam
generator set, two mining machines. one
gasoline pump. one stone c-uSher. and
several athes. drills and machinery
and supplies OF all kinds new and used
Ohio Machinery & Supply Co. 1873 Nc
Lain Building. wheeling West Virginia.
Plant and warehouse, Bridgeport Ohio
aug15-g
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Total 6,423.55
Estimated Disbursements
All expenditures payable out OF the
cvy for new building and Improvement
und purposes for the current year.
lcIin1ueDt taIeA discount and
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Total Observation-Disclosures. 31S473,s $40. 90
HKw BUILDING AND uFROVE-
HHT FUHD PURPOSES
Hlsmsntary and high SchoolS)

HEW BUuDrH4 AND nPROvR-
"HT FUHD PURPOSES
CHlsmsntary and high SchoolS)
Estimated Receipts
Tho amount due and the amount that
will become duo and collectlble from
every source for now building and i'm
proyement fund purposes except from
the levy OF taxes for such purposes TO
be made for the current fiscal year.
Amount due fund from shcriff.3 LEAH
Delinquent real estate, re-
demptions and sales ....-. 5000
Estimated Disbursements
Tho debts and demands owed by the
district and the debts and demands that
will become due and payable uring the
current fiscal year. and payable out OF
tho new building and Improvement
fund.
Current accounts due and un-
paid on Juno 30, ls2l......$ 1000. 90
total ......'---. ;....$ LOGO no
An expenditures payable out OF the
levy for new building and improvement
fund purposes for the current year.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-06-16

Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Swanson and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Olson
and family motored to Lake Mama
kagon Sunday.
- =
The Methodist Sunday school
made an Offering of $21.00 to the
Board of Education of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
+
Miss Nan Duzard, who has been
attending the Lawrence college at
Appleton, has returned home for
the summer months.
r
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Markham and
children returned the latter part of
last week from visit to their old
home at Rhinelander.
i
Mrs. F. H. Andrews and son John
of Iron River are visiting in the
city at the home of Mrs. Andrews
father, Aug F. Hoffman,.
= -
Miss Cecilia Show, who has been
teaching school in the town of
Namakagon, was home over Sunday
visiting relatives and friends.
f.
Ole Shirley, who was home from
Drummond during the past week on
account of illness returned to his
| work the first of the week.
f
Miss Ina Bogenrief was operated
on at the hospital at Ashland this
week for nose trouble. The opera
ton is reported as being successful
| f.
The Segal Dry Goods company
have a page advertisement in this
issue announcing sale which starts
at their store on Saturday of this
week.
Frank Stuhlman left Sunday even
ing for Two Rivers, Wis.,, as dele
gate of the Catholic Order of For
esters in session at that place this
week.
T.
Mr.. and Mrs Archie Macdonald of
Ashland visited in the city last Sat
urday as the guest of Mrs. M. H.
Robinson at the Nels M. Oscar resi-
dence.
= -
T. C. Oscar of Superior, was in the
city for few days during the past
week transacting matters Of bust
ness and visiting with relatives and
friends.
r
Miss Grace Jacobs, who has been
attending the University of Mime
sofa, was called home the first OF
the week on account of the serious
illness of her brother Tom. Mrs.
Grier J. Hufford of Philadelphia,
another sister was also called here.
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REDUCE PRICES

At a meeting of the Carpenter
Union held on Saturday night Of
last week it was voted to reduce the
wages of carpenters in the city 10c
per hour or from 85c to 75c per hour,
for the eight hour day, the same to
take effect on and after June 18th.
The Union officials state that where
there is further reduction of hard
ware and provisions a further cut
may be made, but that this was i'm
possible at this time.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-06-16

A surprise birthday party was
given in honor of Grandma Fraser
at the home of her son A. p. Fraser
on Monday afternoon of this week.
A number Of the grandmas of the
city were present and q delightful
afternoon was spent. Refreshments
were served during the afternoon.
Grandma Fraser is 81 years old and
is hale and hearty, despite her ad-
ynced years. Her many friends hope
to see her enjoy many anniversar-
les of the event celebrated Monday.
The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1921-06-16
BIG STREET DANCE

Big Street Dance and Vaudeville
attraction under the auspices of the
Bodin- Finstad Post of the American
Legion will be held Friday, June II,
commencing at 8 P. M. sharp. The
American Legion band will furnish
the music, and everybody is COR
daily extended an invitation to
take part. A good time guaranteed
all. Don't forget the date.