The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-06-24
The CITY and VICINITY

Sam Morse came up to the city from
Fern Sunday.
William Higgins was in the city from
his. Fern home Sunday.
Oscar O'Dean of Ingra m was in tn
city the last of last week.
o. E. Peterson went to Minneapolis
on a business trip yesterday.
Paul Adler and Arnold Verhyen were
Tony visitors in the city Monday.
H. M. Wood of Glen Flora was a
caller in the city Saturday.
A. II. Neiberg of Nekoosa was in the
county in quest Of land this week.
George Hall was among several from
Fern who visited in the city Sunday.
w. J. Kermott is building an addi-
ton to his residence on Miner avenue.
Brick work is now in progress on the
new Hamm Brewery company building.
Joseph Yancey, the saw mill wan,
was in the city from Bruce Saturday.
Frank Rada and son were in the city
from the Rada home south of Tony
Monday.
Rev. Rust of Schaller, Ia, is visiting
for time with his friend, Rev. H. F.
Barstow.
George Manley is having concrete
sidewalk placed on the east side of his
hotel property.
John Baker of Chippewa Falls spent
Tuesday with his brother, Thomas
Baker, in the city.
A daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Trecart-
in arrived from their former home at
Milwaukee Thursday.
C. G. Smith of Prentice joined his
wife and daughter at the William
Frazer home Thursday.
Albert Hebard is improving his resi-
dence in the Third ward by putting a
new roof on the addition.
The ladies of the Christian church
cIS 1OA Oil ANS N1Sc OOSAS~A
in the Leatherberry building.
J. A. Tilley of Soldiers Grove was in
the city Thursday. He sold to T. NJ.
Thomas so acres-the e1 section 1889.
Mr.. Harrison of Fern, boarding house
keeper for Mcintosh & Mcintosh, rail
way contractors, was in the city Tues
day.
Rev. Martin W. Kinney of Sher-
burne, Minnesota, is in the city for a
few days vacation. He owns lands in
the county.
Clark Walrath Of Crandon was in the
city Monday, looking over the town and
surrounding country with which he was
highly pleased.
o. D. Van Dusen, the land man at
Prentice was in the city Wednesday
with his sister who is secretary of the
district organization of Rebekahs.
Mr.. and Mrs Jordan, who have been
visiting with relatives in the city at the
-Sabin, Krauss and Jordan homes, re-
turned to their home at West Lima
Monday.
Receiver Earring of the First Nation
al bank was out of town at Berlin and
hartford. He is receiver for defunct
Berlin bank and is attending some lit,
igation at hartford in connection with
the bank.
J. S. Lee, brother of j. c.. Lee Of
Ben c.. Lee & Co., who has been spend
ing pleasant vacation in the city, re.
turned to his home at Spring Valley,
Mimi, the first of the week. Miss
Grace Lee accompanied her uncle for E
months visit.
J. A. Powers, teacher during the
past year at Flannbeau, visited in the
city few days before departing with
his parents of KEENAN,, for their future
homein Kansas. Mr.. Powers will enter
the university at Topeka as medical
student next fall.
That Sunday dinner will be choice il
you secure some nice things from the
grocery department of Lees Big De-
partment store where everything is
fresh. We speak of Sunday dinners
but we supply every meal.