The Washburn times. [volume] (Washburn, Wis.) 1896-1976, 1922-05-18

to have three fingers cut while work
| ing at the lath mill on the barrons.
The accident will lay him up for
some little time.
F.
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A birthday party dinner was given
! in honor of Amos Hansen at his resi-
dence on Monday evening. A large
number were present and a delight
full time was had by all.
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Mrs. Walter Milberg and Mrs.
Amos Hansen returned during the
past week from St. Paul where they
have been visiting with the Oistad
family.
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Mrs. E. N. Oistad of st. Paul has
been in the city during the past week
packing her household goods prepare
tory to moving to st. Paul where the
family will make their future home.
Their many Washburn friends regret
seeing them leave the city.
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Bergquist and Kinstler have pur-
chased two new Ford trucks and have
taken the contract for hauling lath
from the lath mill on the barrons to
this city. Four trips are made by
each of the trucks daily. Bergquist
and Kinstler are hustlers and are
right after the business.
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John H. Robinson, formerly of this
city was seriously injured at Portland
during the latter part of April ac-
cording to word received by rela-
tives. He fell from building, dis
lance of As feet and had five ribs bro
ken but according to letter received
this week is getting along nicely and
will recover. itg,e
a.
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FOR SALE Wicker Baby car
riage, excellent condition $500 takes
it. $48 buys Universal Kitchen
range complete. Been used only 3
months. Good as new. Refrigerator
very good $1,000, 2 burner oil stove,
$500. 2 home made kitchen tables,
a bargain at $3.50 each. Round Oak
heater, very good condition $1,000 A
small base burner $500 Investigate
these bargains at 81 East 3rd St.
W. T. PHILLIPS.
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Sensation Menoers" Must Have TX.
element, Ne Matter What the
Price They HzNs 20 Pay.
The case 81 anonymous letter writ
Inf reported from the French town OF
Tulle affords Q typical illustration Of
the methods OF the sensation mon
ger" Misslvea making accusations o.
infidelity have caused the deaths OF
two persons In an asylum and brought
misery into several homes.
This is precisely the result desired
by the writer Of the ISLANDERS. Max
ing a sensation IL the very height Of
enjoyment among q large number Of
morbid persons. The human czav-
ing for excitement IL entirely normal.
but In its pathological and criminal
manifestations 1t often leads to trag-
edy.
The majority Of young children de-
light In sensational nongering. A lie
of Imagination is the commonest form
Of juvenile unveracity.
A little girl who -sees" bears and
wolves In q coppice near her home In
vents stories Of hair-raising sensation
alism concerning the herceness Of the
animals. Another girl declares she sees
big eyes In the Aem Of an oak tree.
A boy, twelve years old. arriving at q
boarding school, told his companions
Of the dormitory that he had flown
the first airplans from Buckingham
palace and had been personally COM
plimented by the king.-From the
Continental Edition Of the London
Mail