The Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-18
the CITY and VICINITY


from her recent illness.
Roy Wicl1s and S. Calki1ls Of Cataw-
ba were in the city Sunday.
Ben Kepner, the Apollonia merchant,
was in Ladysmith Monday.
Levi Miller was in the city from his
home in Thornapple Tuesday
G. E. Kennedy was in the city from
Hannibal, Taylor comfy, Monday.
Mrs. Oswald of Tony did shopping
in the city Monday.
The railway contractors are receiving
Washington fir tirnbers for use in
bridge work.
Paul Rocker of Glen Flora was in the
city Tuesday.
M. J. Ellison was in the city from
Weyerhauser Tuesday.
B. A. Grunseth was an Ingram visit
or in the city Tuesday.
John TicI.y, Arnold and John Verb yen
John Diedrich were among Hoffman
Spur people in the city Wednesday.
L. E. McGill went to Madison Wednes-
day in the z. C. Johnson bankruptcy
matter.
Miss Scheuer the nilHner has recov-
cred from her recent illness.
Sam Smith and H. L. Clark returned
on Wednesday from q two weeks cruis-
ing trip in Northern Michigan.
III. w. Barker of Eau Claire was in
the city Wednesday, in the interest of
the Dells Paper and Pulp company.
Jac. Schneider Of Tony was in the
city Wednesday on business
C. A. Coon, the Iumberman of Glen
Flora was in the city Monday.
J. H. Gentry Of Chippewa Falls was
in the city Monday on business.
F. J. Ronellet of Ingram was in
Ladysmith Monday.
o. A. Bryant of Chippewa Falls was
in the city Monday Mr. Bryant repre-
sents the South Museatine Lumber
company.
H. D. Green Of Cumberland was in
the city Monday,
Rev. A. NJ. Wuchtcr of Tony was in
the city Sunday.
Ernest Beard of Ingram was visitor
in the city Monday.
! John Dewitt of Clear Lake was in
the city, Tuesday.
r. J. Buckmaster of the Ingram
News was among Ladysmith friends
Saturday.
D. Ingle & Son have arranged to have
monuments and supply Gates county
people with wide range in marble and
granite.
John thinner and w. J. Hill were in
the city from Hoffman Spur Wednes-
day.
D. Ingle 6 Son have moved their
undertaking rooms into the new build
ing in the rear Of their store where
they have established morgue.
Mr. and Mrs A NJ Ebert Of Chi
cago are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Karst-
en-. They will consider investing here.
J. w. Grant, formerly os Ohio, but
recently from northern points, has
joined the force at Vilett & Fraser's
tonsorial parlorc.
The west bound passenger Wednes-
day was seven hours late on account Of
q breakdown on the engine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Worden visited
at the E. NJ. Worden home this week.
E. G. Webster of Kalamazoo, Mich.
looked over Ladysnith and some Of the
county this week
e. B. Da#isson is endBeavoring to
secure a farmers institute here this
season. The farmers should join on the
proposition.
Judge Manning was at Ashland on a
business trip Wednesday. returning on
the limited.
J. P. Peterson has o crew of car
penters at work completing the second
floor of his hardware building.
L. D. St. Clair, TIE scaler who has
been doing the work at Tonnell & Helm
el1e's camps north Of Tony, was in the
city Saturday, en- route homeward at
Amigo.
J. M. Lepley was in the city from
Bruce, Saturday.
j. A. Smith Of Glen Flora was In the
city Saturday and Monday,
E. E. Fraser of Lacrosse, an inspec-
tor in the postoAice department was in
the city Wednesday on his usual rounds.
r. j. Sands has taken the agency
for gasoline lightning plants.
H. A Morrison of Eau Claire repre-
senting the Singer Sewing Machine
company, was in the city this week.
John Dickson of Island Lake was in
the city Tuesday.