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Washburn Times

Location

Washburn, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 03, 1915

Page

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W C T U District Convention Planned Here

The W C T U of this city plans a two day district convention June 14 and 15 with delegates from Ashland and Bayfield counties. Meetings likely at the Congregational church, hosts to provide homes for visiting delegates. Also notes the recent Methodist church evangelistic meetings by D Willa Caffray and Louise Pinnell, ended due to Caffray throat illness. future work planned next year.

Ashland Bayfield Congregational Church Methodist Church D. Willa Caffray Louise Pinnell Miss Caffray

DuPont Barksdale Plant Waste Acid Storehouse Fire

A waste acid storehouse at DuPont’s Barksdale powder plant burned partially around midnight. Authorities say decomposition of stored waste acid likely caused the blaze, which could be seen from the city. The building will be rebuilt. John A R Mises of Port Wing visited the city Tuesday.

DuPont Company Barksdale John A. R. Mises Port Wing

Methodist Church announce evening service and meetings

The Methodist Episcopal Church invites all to Sunday evening worship at 7:30. Epworth League gathers at 6:30 p.m. Sunday School is at noon. Pastor H. L. Goodrich extends a cordial invitation to these services.

Epworth League H. L. Goodrich

Washburn Plans July Fourth Celebration with Bay Field Group

Washburn prepares a public celebration marking the Fourth of July with committees forming now. Local business is strong and organizers aim to join with Bay Field residents to share in the festivities.

Washburn Bayfield

Workers at DuPont Dynamite Works Near Barksdale

About five hundred men are employed at the DuPont Powder company dynamite works at Barksdale with nearly half of the crew engaged in construction work.

DuPont Powder Company Barksdale

Major City Real Estate Deal Makes Meehan Hotel Property New Owner

M A Sprague sold Meehan Hotel property to O A Lamoreaux this week. The corner building housing Hering's store Goodnough barber shop and a restaurant is now under Lamoreaux management. Lamoreaux plans a heating plant and extensive improvements. A G Hare, an experienced cook, will run the restaurant and oversee upper-floor rooms.

M. A. Sprague O. A. Lamoreaux Meehan Hotel Hering Goodnough Lamoreaux A. G. Hare

Knights of Pythias Picnic Set For Long Lake

The Knights of Pythias announce a picnic next Sunday. Members meet at the Commercial Club at 9:00 AM. Those on the losing side bring a picnic basket for three people. Transportation is provided. The event will be at Long Lake.

Knights of Pythias Commercial Club Long Lake

Funeral of Charles J Olson Held at Local Church

Charles J Olson died after a two week illness with heart trouble at St Joseph hospital Ashland. His funeral at the Norwegian Lutheran church was led by Rev Chr Christian son with interment in Woodland cemetery. He was about fifty and survived by his wife and four children.

Charles J. Olson Chr. Christianson Woodland Cemetery

Ten commandments of the road urged for motorists

The National Council of Industrial Safety urges motorists to follow ten road conduct commandments. They warn about high speed on highways blind curves wrong side passing boarding pedestrians horn before passing watch for turns and children. Ed Sehnose of Wagner South Dakota attended his brother Theodore Sehnose's funeral Tuesday.

National Council of Industrial Safety Ed. Sehnose Wagner, S. D Theodore Sehnose

Memorial Day Observed With Citywide Half Holiday

Hundreds visit the silent city as stores and factories close for a half holiday to honor departed soldiers. The event, led by G A R and Spanish American War veterans, featured a parade, cemetery services for Ed Jackson, a speech by W R Kirk, and flower de corations.

Washburn Wm. O’neil Bayfield Court House Square Court House Washburn City Boy Scout Organization G.A.R Odd Fellows Ed. Jackson U.S. Army Bryan W. R. Kirk America

Seniors Hold Center of Stage In Washburn Commencement

Twenty three Washburn Public Schools seniors will graduate with honors at an Opera House commencement tonight at 8:30. The week featured nightly exercises including a baccalaureate by Rev Chr Christiansen at the Norwegian Lutheran church and a crowded Senior Class Play A College Town.

Opera House Washburn Chr. Christiansen Norwegian Lutheran Church Christiansen

Graduation of St Louis Catholic School Senior Class

The Senior Class graduation at St Louis Hall on Monday evening drew a large crowd. Recitations songs two sketch plays duets and solos showcased the students training under the Sisters in charge. The St Louis school closed for summer vacation last Friday after a very successful year.

St. Louis Catholic School St. Louis Hall St. Louis

Picnic gatherings by teachers delight shorebound pupils

Public school children have enjoyed picnics laid on by teachers along the shore over the past two days. The Circuit Court adjourned Tuesday evening and reconvened this afternoon with most calendar cases for this term already disposed of.

Knights of Pythias Outing Picnic Planned at Long Lake

Knights of Pythias lodge members will travel to Long Lake next Sunday by automobile for a basket picnic. The event follows a two month membership and attendance contest won by Hiram Hansen's team led by Hansen over George Allen's group.

Knights of Pythias Lodge Long Lake Hiram Hansen George Allen

Now on the Job Street sprinkler returns to service

The street sprinkler resumed operation last Saturday afternoon under contract with William Olson who will charge the abutting properties. After light spring rain, dust rose again last week prompting the council committee to order sprinkling. Merchants and pedestrians welcomed the device as it reduces dust and protects public health from dust borne germs.

William Olson

Freeman Detained by Sheriff on Bigamy Charge

Freeman was picked up by Sheriff McDonald early in the week and is held at the county jail as authorities in Illinois pursue the bigamy case.

Freeman McDonald Illinois

Naming of Farms Regarded Popular in Bayfield County

Farmers are urged to register farm names with the County Register of Deeds under a new law. Registration prevents others from using the same name. Many Bayfield farms already named. those not registered should do so at once. After naming, print letter beads and envelopes with the farm name. Inquiries at the Times Office.

Bayfield County Times Office

Card of Thanks for Theodore Schnose

We extend heartfelt thanks to friends and neighbors for assistance and words of comfort during the funeral of our beloved father Theodore Schnose. The kindness will be remembered by Mrs. J. Matthias and family.

Theodore Schnose

Big Contract for Electric Power for Ashland Plant

Ashland Light and Power Company will supply DuPont Powder works at Barksdale with 500 horsepower by day and 250 by night for five years. The deal accompanies plant growth as the Barksdale power house expands capacity. Power will also drive pumps for the bay shore station and multiple houses at the plant.

DuPont Powder Works Barksdale Ashland Light and Power Company Ashland Company Bay Shore

Annual Supper by Congregational Church Men’s Club

The Men's Club of the Congregational church held an elaborate supper in church parlors last Friday evening. Chef John Summerfield organized the event with several former woods helpers as assistants. The menu featured roast beef and white fish with suitable side dishes and received high praise from attendees.

Congregational Church John Summerfield

Have a Fine Place The Sphinx Club Rooms Open

The Sphinx Club an organization of young men is fitting up excellent rooms in the Estabrook building next to City Drug Store. It is equipped with furniture a player piano a billiard table bath and more making it a fine place for young members.

Sphinx Club Estabrook

Census official surveys city manufacturing firms

Thomas F. Solon, a government census department employee, was in the city today gathering statistics on manufacturing institutions of every description for the federal survey.

Thomas F. Solon Census Department U. S

Also Mentioned on This Page

Methodist Episcopal Church Kelley B. A. Wiechmann O. A. Lamoreaux Purchases Meehan Hotel Property K. P Ans Cises J. Matthias Wellsville Steel Range Summit Ranges Summit Stove Works Wall St Morrison Amos M. Hansen Washburn, Wisconsin
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