The Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1905, 1905-03-25
The CITY AND VICINITY
T. Robbins was down from Tony Sat.

urday.
r. Perrot OF Rhinelander was in the
city Saturday.
Louis Stossel was in the city from
Fern Monday.
D. E. Olson of Glen Flora was caller
in the city Saturday.
Joseph Brennan of Weyerhauser was
in Ladysrnith Monday.
F. j. Ronellet of Ingram did business
in Ladysnlith Monday.
Ernest Harrington of Tony was WIS.,
itor in the city Saturday.
S. NJ. Alvey Of Bruce was in the city
on business trip Monday.
At the opera house tonight~Baily &
Smiths Colored Comedy.
Fred C. Fillznore of Barron was a
visitor in Ladysrnith Sunday.
w. W.We est Of Turtle Lake was in
town Tuesday and Wednesday.
A. w. Lees, chairman of the town of
Marshall, was in the city Monday.
r. L. Tyler of Glen Flora was in the
city Saturday on business trip.
!. P. Died1ich was in the city from
his home south of Tory Saturday.
Professor F. E. Straider of the Glen
Flora schools was visitor in the city
Saturday.
M. j. Ellison and wife OF Weyerhau-
ser were among the callers in the city
Monday.
Chas. Lilyqaist of Kensington, Mimi.
who has interest here, was in the city
Monday.
A. .. Krause Of Mortified. Mimi,
who bought land last fall, was in the
city Tuesday.
Fred Weatherwax of Clintonville was
looking around Ladysr1ith the first Of
the week.
0. H. Green, candidate for county
superintendent Of schools, was in the
city Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mrs. David Mears. formerly of this
city but now of Osceola, was visiting
with relatives and in the city this week.
Geo. w. Goocfer spent part Of the
week experimenting building improve
ments on one of his farms near the
city.
George Carpenter Of Ingram is at the
East hotel undergoing medical treat
rnent. Mr.. Carpenter is suffering from
tonsilitis.
John T. Stevens eff Flambeau made
the News Office brief call Wednes-
day-but long enough to get on our
mailing list.
Farmers will please remember that
The News will take wood on subscrip
ton And we will tell you some good
things every week.
F. J. Otis of Apoilonia was in the
city Wednesday, Mr.. Otis is one of the
many who have adopted the Moe Meas
urment system in ordering clothing.
w. E. Moses of Mortified, Mimi,
made one Of his frequent visit to Gates
county this week, looking after his in
terest south of the city.
The editor of the News acknowledges
a call by his old time southern Mime
sofa friend Ben A. Hurley of the Hunt
ley Entertainers. Ben carries the same
smile as of yore.
Deputy county surveyor D. E. Get
chell was in the city Monday from
Weyerhauser. Mr.. Getchell vert into
the woods north of town to do some
surveying.
For SALE-A lath machine and bolt
er combined-nearly new. The bolter
has "a inch saw. Lath side carries S
saws. Inquire at Ladysr11lth News
office.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Goldsmith re-
turned on Tuesday from a several
months sojourn st Cleveland, MINI.
Superintendent Mackin visited the
schools at Hawkins Tuesday. He re-
ports excellent work and good attend
ance in the primary department under
the care of Miss Christensen. The
advance department was not in session
the teacher, Mr.. Green, being out
looking after his political interest as
candidate for county superintendent of
schools.
Tiffany, the photographer, was on
the grounds at the fox hunt and avail
ed himself of the opportunity of secur-
ing several exposures of hunting
corps. In Some of them there are
several dozen men and the work was
done under such favorable conditions
that the larger number are easily re-
cognized even in the small picture.
The expression Johnny on the spot"
applies to Tiffany when there is any