Editor :Steve Hodgin 225 Main St. Washburn, MO 65772 417-826-1250
Your Online Source for information about selected events, activities and businesses in the Washburn Missouri and surrounding areas
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This Online publication, (like most of my other ideas) is an experimental project and I am hoping to provide a service to the local community as well as to local merchants who are always looking for a better way to communicate with the people of this area. If you feel you could assist us in this effort, I would appreciate hearing from you. Just stop by the shop sometime when you see me there and let me know what ideas you might have to add.
I Design and Host Websites, make all kinds of Signs, build creative LOG Furniture and have a very small resale shop about to reopen at
225 Main St
in beautiful Downtown Washburn.
NOW OPEN...
TRO TRAX
Behind the SW Sub Shop across from the School
The Post Office has MOVED!
It is now open at the new location in the Community Center building at
303 Main Street.
Hours:
Mon- Fri 8-11:45am 12:45-4:15pm
Saturday 8:30-10:00am
If you would like to advertise your event or business in the Washburn Express online Newsletter please send me an e:mail with copy and pictures. Advertising is on a donation basis with no set fee charged, Just pay (cash or barter) as you feel the publication is of value to you.
Washburn Express
225 Main St
Washburn, MO 65772
479-295-4634 Steve Hodgin
My friends at Jim's Razorback Pizza
have asked me to remind you that they have a new location in Pea Ridge which along with their location at N. Dixieland and Hwy 102 (Hudson Rd) are the perfect stopping off places if you happen into Rogers to see a movie (or any other reason)
CLASSIFIED ADS:
Antique Steel Milk Can $20
Assorted Ladies Purses/Hand Crafted Log Furniture/Collectibles
at BackDoor Bargains 225 Main St.
479-295-4634 steve
Web Site Building/Hosting
steve 479-295-4634
Antique Tin Ceiling Panels (Vintage 1883)
Taken from the Masonic Lodge Building in Washburn Pictures and details at:
65,000 BTU Propane Heater with ceramic and glass front in very good condition $65
479-295-4634 steve
$3 DVD's and $2 VHS Movies For Sale or 2 for 1 trades at BackDoor Bargains 225 Main Street (Since we have no regular hours yet it is better to call first and make sure somebody is tending the shop 479-295-4634)
Help Wanted: Sand and refinish dining chairs. It does not pay much but JRP Enterprises will pay $24 per each chair refinished. Chairs may be seen at 225 Main St.
SALE!!!Cindy's Resale Shop has all winter clothes 50% Off
Recession???
Save on gas and support local businesses at the
same time.
It is important in these tough financial times that we band together as a community and support each other in every way we can!
The Chamber of Commerce Meeting will be at the City Hall at 12 noon. We will meet with the PTO and the Summer festival in August (first Saturday Aug 7)
BUSINESS SPOTLIGHT
RUSTIC CREATIONS
The Photo Below is of a planter I built for Jim's Razorback Pizza in Lowell, AR Click on the photo to see other Rustic Creations Projects
Have You Noticed?
Varner's has a new lighted sign on the front of their building
(or at least it will be lighted soon! lol)
Ice Cream,
Ice Cream,
We ALL Scream
for
Ice Cream!
Beat the Summer Heat at SW Subs with Ice Cream cones or fresh made Milk Shakes. Look for their FRESH FRUIT flavor
of the day!
The painting of the Crazy Mule Music Store in Washburn inspired Donnie Stumpff to contact Steve Hodgin of Rustic Creations here in Washurn to paint this 80 foot metal building in Cassville (near Hill Top) Painting on metal provided a much greater challenge than painting on concrete block

Just for Fun...
"He Ain't No Cowboy"
He ain't no cowboy,
but he wears a cowboy hat.
He's got a fancy pair of boots,
but his belly's kinda fat.
He ain't no long lean cowboy.
He never rode the range,
or mended broken fences;
I think it's kinda strange,
He drives a big ole pick-up truck
never dent by cattle,
four wheel drive never jumped no rocks,
Its bumper doesn't rattle.
He's never seen a rattlesnake,
and never broke a horse,
but he knows all the country steps,
and line dances, of course.
He ain't no cowboy.
He smells too good to be.
He's never seen a roundup,
except for on TV.
He's never laid beneath
the giant western sky,
or followed the trail of the tumbleweed,
but I just dont know why.
Steve Hodgin Copyright 1999
This poem was written as sort of a way of poking fun at myself. I actually have done many of the things depicted in this poem. I have broke horses and cared for cattle some. I like to two step but I hate line dancing (too confusing). I've crossed the path of several rattlers, and skinned one out, but have only admired and imagined the hard life of a cowboy.
My Grandpa was a Colorado dairyman. I have spent plenty of time out west. There is a glorious heritage we need to honor in our western past, and a code of honor which we need to dignify by our memories and songs.
Truck and Tractor pull Saturday June 19th, 6:00pm. Seligman ,Mo. at Ruby's Event Park on highway 37. Come and see the big boys all the way from Springfield, Mo. and all over the area. There will be food concessions, bring a lawn chair and enjoy the fun.
Adults $10.00 each, children 12 and under are free.
For information call 1-417-662-3611 or 662-3450.
Sponsored by Seligman Chamber of Commerce.
CLETA STANLEY cneal@centurytel.
Freedom Bank of Southern Missouri
PO Box 309
Cassville, MO 65625
Phone 417 846-1719
Fax 417 846-0019
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