The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-07-08
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COUNTRY CORRESPONDENCE
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Weyerhaeuser, Wis July 6, 05.-Ren-
ME King and Night Operator White
made business trip to- Bruce Thurs
day.
Jas. Aitchison and family Of Bruce
were in the village Friday.
w. S. Boyer, Of the Farmers Land
Agency of Bruce, has moved his family
onto the old McDougall place which he
recently purchased. He expects to
spend couple Of weeks here improving
the place before returning to Iowa
where he has charge of their land Of
fee.
w. C. White Of Canton was in the
city short time. Saturday.
Bert Hendricks andWife Of Excelsior,
Mimi, came down Saturday to spend
the Fourth with Mrs. Hendricks par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Z. Walker.
DR.. Stilson and Lee Lotasincki made
a flying trip to Minneapolis Monday.
Miss Hilda Anderson, who has been
at Ladysmith for several months came
home to spend the Fourth.
The Weyerhaeuser Dramatic club
pulled off their four act drama entitled:
because I love YOU, at the town hall
on the evening Of July 4th and we do
not hesitate to pronounce it an unlimit-
ed success. Long before the time for
the curtain to rise the nall was crowded
to it's utmost capacity and even stand
ing room was at a premium, The
stage scenery was the best ever seen
in this place and showed the result of
much work and well laid plans. The
characters were we'll represented and
good satisfaction given generally. Bert
Maffett as the little colored butler and
Cassie Bartly as the gypsy waif were
the hits Of the evening. Music was
furnished by the Kurth's Orchestra.
Total receipts $500. The club expects
70 put on another play in the near
future and as they are up-to-datc, en-
terprising and deserving should have
the patronage Of everyone.
Harvey Clark, Of Island Lake return
ed today from Minneapolis where he had
been to celebrate.
A. H. Dunbar and Florence Brown
were married in Barron July 4th and
returned here on train "a. Both of the
young people are we'll known and I'M
iversally liked here and all join in wish
ing them a safe and pleasant journey
over the matrimonial waves.
Ed. Cafrigan and Gus. Lawrence left
on Saturday mornings limited for the
harvest fields of Minnesota where they
expect to find work during harvesting
and threshing.
Saturday afternoon Tom Hurry and
James Wright broke into the livery
barn Office and stole a watch and sever
al dollars in money belonging to Z. 2.
Jennings, the proprietor. Later in the
afternoon they hired team from him
and started for Ladysmith but the loss
was discovered and the authorities at
Bruce were notified by telephone and
they were taken in charge by Officer
Skelly as soon as they arrived in town.
They were both bound over to the cir
cult court but Wright furnished bail
and has his liberty while Hurley was
taken to the jail at Barron to await
his trial.
O. E. Peterson of Ladysmith was a
business caller here Saturday.
II. C. Clark of Island Lake was in
the village Saturday morning.
Stephen Halas, the postmaster at
Strickland, got off the freight here
Saturday evening and drove to his home
at Strickland.
Vernon Kelly left Monday for the
fair at Portland His mother accompa-
MED him as far as Hutchinson, Mimi,
where he intends tovisit old friends for
a few days before taking his long jour
ney to the coast.