The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-16
WEYERHAEUSER NEWS
Compendium of Happenings in the
Village and Vicinitysfor News
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ness calleT III Lil0 ViIidSS thursday.
Tom Skrzypezak, the town clerk of
Strickland, was transacting business in
the village Thursday.
Nels Thompson and family made a
flying visit to Barron Thursday.
H. H. Gokey was at Strickland Thurs
day and Friday looking after his inter
ests in the cordwood business at that
place.
Geo. Schroeder, the Island Lake
architect, was business caller here
Thursday.
VIM. Robbins, contractor and builder
of Minneapolis, came to the village
Thursday to prosecute his timber tres
pass case against Frand Ksszor.
Edward Eng of New Auburn, Wis,
was calling on old friends here Thurs
day of this week.
C. P. Coon, manager of the Belden-
vile mills, passed through the village
Friday.
Sheriff True went though here Fri
day on his was to Cameron where some
parties were wanted as witnesses in
the Kaczor case.
G. w. Everts, former bookkeeper at
the Strickland mills but now in the
Lumber Exchange in Minneapolis, was
in the village a short time Friday be-
ing called here in the discharge of his
duties as administrator in the estate of
II. j. FELTON,.
Mr.. Rooney of Ladysmith went
through the village Friday on his way
home from Madison where he had been
serving on committee to try and get
better legislation for the real estate
men of the country.
M. Perdziak, the Strickland hustler,
was transacting business in the village
Friday.
W.. A. Blackburn, the Bruce banker,
came to the village Saturday and drove
over in the town of Strickland.
A. G. Andersen made trip to Bar
ron Saturday.
John Kazmirkowski, who now has
employment at Eau Claire, was in the
village Saturday.
M. F. Jaworski and Roch Gacioch
both Of Strickland, came together Sat-
urday in court before Judge Miller. 1t
seems that Gacioch's cattle had destroy
ed some of Jaworski's crops and he
was awarded So. 90 damages.
Geo. ElIwood, the Barron county
popular newspaper man and all around
was a caller in our village
Saturday.
Mrs. Winfred Davis of Teresita came
down Satul dly for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Walker of this
place.
Ed. Granger of Emerald, st. Croix
county, called on old friends in the vii
lage Saturday on his way to Bruce
where he has employment with the
Beldenville Lumber company.
Mrs. VIM. Wood, formerly Minnie
Thiele of this place, was calling on old
friends here a few days this week.
She departed Thursday for her home
at Negaunee, Mich.
Roy Clark of Island Lake was in the
village Saturday.
District Attorney Williams of Bruce
came to the village Friday and drove
over in the town of Strickland.
Harry Coleman of Strickland was
in the village Friday for a load of sup
plies.
Among the visitors at Ladysmith
this week were John Czekalski, Nc.
Kasposik, John Kasmirkowski, P. J.
Kassela, D. E. Getchel, Willis and Les
lie Gillett, Chas. Allen, Lee Lotasincki,
B. NJ. Apker, M. A. Anderson and
Miss Sophie Kaczor, all being called
there by the meeting of the circuit
court.
County Superintendent Mackin was
a visitor at our berg Monday.
w. E. Barden and F. M. Cole of the
town of Rusk passed through here
Monday bound for Ladysmith to serve
as jurors during this term of court.
r. E. Apker and c. J. Seastrom
drove into the village from the town of
Strickland Sunday.
Mrs. Pauline Ellison left Wednesday
for Minneapolis to do some
shopping preparatory for the holidays.
Mrs. E. Walker went as far as
Wednesday, with her
brother, who was on his way to his
home in Iowa.
VIM. Robbins left Thursday for his
home in Minneapolis.