The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-06-24
NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE
Things That Are Done and Said at
Various Points.
Some Bruce News.

. Miss Nina Gray has returned to he1
home at FIT. Atkinson.
Ben Evans of Barron has charge of
the jewelrS store during the absence OF
Mr.. Gray.
The finishing touches are now being
put on the new home of the Mode1
Drug store.
Frank Jones has gone down to Eau
Claire on business, Before returning
to Bruce he will visit Augusta.
Messrs. Griffith and Collins Of Dodge
vile, this state have been in Bruce and
vicinity for some days past.
w. A. Brady of O'Brien county,
Iowa, arrived here the latter part OF
last week, and is the guest of his old
neighbor, F. S. Mexican.
The realestate men have all been
showing land to strangers this week,
and we understand have sold land to
some of them, but we have not learned
the quantity.
Through the kindness of R. A. Austin,
we took a drive, Sunday, down the
Flambeau road, and were surprised to
see how many new farms had been
opened up during the last year.
L. E. Stahmann now has one of the
incest homes in Bruce. This spring ne
has made improvements on his grounds,
nicely painted his residence, and IN
other ways added to it.
Construction is proceeding fairly on
the Newsletter new quarters, ana,
although the building will not be COM
pleted, we expect to get moved into 1t
before the Fourth of July.
Louis Stenson has purchased eight
lots in the Blackburn addition to Bruce,
and has commenced work on the found
alton of dwelling house. His house
will be 18x26 with aft posts.
A letter received from A. G. Beebe.
who is in Mt. Clemens, Informed his
family that his rheumatism had been
giving him considerable trouble. At
date of letter he was able to beWheeled
into the dining room.
Mrs. John Sakrison and son John
spent Sunday with her children, Maud
and Roy, and returned home to Deer
Park the first of the week.
Mrs. Robert RHODES of Chicago is the
guest in this city of her sister, Mrs.
John E. Gleason.
A. M. Arpin has been down to Island
Lake part Of this week arranging their
summer camp.
Misses Bertha Moller and Margaret
Fulton go to Cumberland Friday morn
ing to attend the convention.
J. Es Gleason has carpenters at work
on the improvements to his residence
in the east part of the village.
no re
of T. J. Thompson for weeks camp
ing on Cedar Lake, near Cameron.
Mrs. Norman Harling, nee Florence
Beebe, is here visiting relatives and
friends. Her husband is expected here
Saturday.
Quite a number were up from Weyer-
haeuser Monday night, and took IN Ole
Olson. 1t is to be regretted that the
show was so bum.
A. L. Arpin was in Bruce the first of
the week. He has just returned from
an extended business trip to Porto Rico.
Messrs. Woodbridge and Sandburn of
Libertyville, Illinois and Edwin Austin
of Chicago, were here the latter part
of last week, looking over the country,
under the guidance of R. A. Austin.
JAMS Blake and wife drove down to
their home at Island Lake Tuesday.
Mrs. Leo Joyner was dangerously i'll
the first of this week, but we under
stand she is better 1T this date.
Mrs. Brunk returned home Saturday
from two weeks. visit in her old home
in Minnesota. =.
Mrs. o. C. Norton was up from Flam-
boo,7 EIon1ou NasuS-T ptter