The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-07-15
NEWS FROM ELSEWHERE
Things That Are Done and Said at
Various Points.
Some Bruce News.

Mr.. Sharp entertained his friend
Mr.. Lovin of Ladysmith on the 4th.
The school children had fine time
picnicking at Amacoy Lake on Satur-
day.
Mrs. J. Dubois of Durand, this state,
is visiting her brothers, w. S. and j.
E. Vreeland.
Miss Anna Coughlin of Ellsworth has
been a guest at the Bronx home a few
days this week.
Monday of this week Archie Barrett
went to Cameron to meet his wife and
children, who have been visiting relat-
ives at Chippewa Falls.
Reports from all directions say that
farmers have made large clearings this
spring and summer, notwithstanding
the continued wet weather.
Mrs. c. B. johnson of Beldenville
was taken to the hospital on cot Mon
day, and was accompanied by her
daughter Emma, who has been i'll for a
long time, and who will also take treat
ment.
Elmer Peterson, one of the clerks in
Bruce Mercantile company store had
one of his fingers badly iacerated and
his hand burned, on the 4th, by a can
non cracker exploding, the fuse OF
which he thought was not lighted.
We wish to put in strenuous protest
on one disagreeable common occur
renee on the streets of Bruce. Scarce
ly day passes that one or more dis
gushing drunks are not parading the
streets. using the vilest kind of Ian
i III no c4P 11pt1f
ladies and children to walk. Bruce has
a building erected in which to confine
such animals, and unless it is done,
this warning is mild to what the next
one will be. We have a good and pros
porous village, and it is high time that
drunken people were placed where they
belong. This is warning number one.
A fishing and picnic party, consisting
of T. J. Bronx and Jud Smith and
wives, Mrs Harry Macmillan, Misses
Goodwin, Joyce, Bronx, .Coughlin, and
Bessie Gray, and Messrs. Brlley, Brown
and Bever, enjoyed Sunday at Browns
at Island Lake.
Rev. J. w. MADDEN, his cousin, Mr..
Harris, T. j. Thompson Of Barron, and
Mr.. Starin are fishing on Cedar Lake
north of Rice Lake. If they don't re-
turn with lot of big fish, they will at
least be we'll laden with big fish stories.
r. J. Galley is hauling lumber, to be
used In the construction of his farm
residence. He is also fencing in quite
a tract of land, which he and his boys
have cleared this summer.
The show in the opera house last Sun
day evening was stopped by the village
authorities. This is, we believe, the
first steps toward enforcing an observ-
ance of Sunday.
Joe Lepley and wife spent Sunday
with MrA Lepley's parents at Cameron.
E. E. Andrew, has returned from
Iowa, where he was called by the death
of a brother.
B. H. Stahmann of Winona, Mimi,
spent few DAYS last week visiting his
sons. w. ]. and L. E. Stahmann.
A. G. Beebe returned from Mt. Gle
mems. Michigan, the first OF the week.
His rheumatism was considerably I'M
proved by the treatment received while
there.
Alex Sandon is doing" something
in the big strawberry business Al
though his patch is small, the berries
grow large, one recently picked measur-
ING 81 inches in circumference. A few
DAYS ago he brought box OF berries to
this office that averaged fully as large
as hens eggs. There is a record to be
broken bv the states whose people think
that northern Wisconsin is not pro-
ductive. NEWSLETTER.