The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-30
THE CITY AND VICINITY


at Tony Tuesday.
Mrs. Clark of Tony was a caller in
1adysmith Monday.
Miss Lottfe Names went to Glen
Flora Wednesday.
T. H. Batten was in the city Satur-
day from Rice Lake.
c.. A. Porter made business trip to
Hawkins Wednesday.
JohnYoung Of KEENAN, was a business
visitor in Ladyssnith Saturday.
S. S. Giles and wife of Fern were
visitors in the city Saturday.
Lewis Moore of Holconabe was in
Ladysmith Sunday and Monday.
e. D. Van Etten of Ingram was a
visitor in Ladysmith Thursday.
Luther Lawrence was in the city
from North Freedom Tuesday.
N. G. Blood, the Ingram merchant,
was a Ladysmith visitor Sunday.
Frank Burgess of Tony was bust
ness visitor in Ladysmith Monday.
Anton Sybers was a business visitor
in Ladysmith Tuesday from Tony.
John Ketchum of Bruce was bust
ness caller in Ladysmith Saturday.
DIR. H. C. johnson came down to
Ladysmith from Glen Flora Monday.
Miss Title Ohlfs has gone to Medford
for visit with relatives and friends.
William Diamond of Flambeau was
in the city on business trip Tuesday.
C. A. Coon, the lumberman, of Glen
Flora was Ladysmith visitor Mon
day.
J. C. Stubs Of Weyerhaeuser was
in Ladysmith on a business trip Mon
day,
A. N. Andersen was at Barron this
week on business before the circuit
court.
Arthur E. Coe, the Barron lawyer,
was business visitor in the city Sat
urday.
D. w. Maloney, lawyer and editor,
of Glen Flora was a caller in the city
Monday.
r. L. Cleaves of Holcombe was a
business visitor in the city the first of
the week.
George Whitaker, for long time
clerk for r. J. Sands, has resigned his
position.
Mrs. M. C. Martin and daughter
spent week at Glen Flora, returning
Wednesday.
w. E. Ule of Stevens Point was in
che city part of the week looking
after his interests.
A. C. Holden and wife were visitors
i'll the city from their excellent home
near Glen Flora Saturday.
H. P. Peterson, assistant factory
Inspector, was in the city from Super
Tor on official business Wednesday.
We are bound to satisfy you. That
is our motto. 1t will be cold soon.
Better see fall and winter cloaks at
Lees.
Geo. Vincent recently came here from
Indiana. He bought 80 acres north of
the city of the Armstrong Land com
pany.
o. E. Hagland of Maiden Rock, but
we'll acquainted here from former
visits, is in the city making canvass
for nursery stock.
D. W. Coon of Superior was in the
city this week in charge of the blood
hounds used in the endeavor to locate
Peter Anderson.
Orrin Sprague returned from Barron
Tuesday, where he had been as city
charge since last spring. Mr.. Sprague
wants to be sent to Ada, MINI.
Ed Touet Of Tony was in the city
Monday on business trip. Mr.. Touet's
daughter Mamie has recovered from
her long illness and is again in school.
C. Elliott, editor of the Rochester
Daily Bulletin, was in the city a part
of the week. Mr.. Elliott owns 200
acres near the new dam. He is pleas
ed with the development of the coun-
try since his last visit three years
ago.
o. Fl. Shaver, who has lived in the
city for some time, will soon move
to his farm south of the city and i'm
prove it. Mr.. Shaver has made more
or less improvement on his property
while here and will now proceed to open
the farm.
Shoes that fit the hard to fit-shoes
that wear and hold their shape-shoes
that are worth all they cost and more
too. Lees Big Department store.
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