The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-16
THE CITY AND VICINITY

visitor Tuesday.
P. j. Kassela of Weyerhaeuser was
in the city the first of the week.
Louis Stassel of Fern was business
visitor in Ladysmith Wednesday.
Thomas Lambert came down from
Ingram on a business trip Tuesday.
Fred Grasher of Bruce was among
the county seat visitors this week.
Charles Allen of Weyerhaeuser was
in the city this week on court work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Durgin of Glen Flora
were Ladysnith visitors Wednesday,
Dave Mcclellan and ]. M. Lepley of
Bruce were in Ladysmith Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eli BiIIer of Glen Flora
were visitors in Laydsmith Wednesday.
Winfield Scott of the town q Rusk
was in Ladysmith the first part of the
week.
Mrs. G.. G. Gobar of Apollonia was a
caller upon friends in Ladysmith
Wednesday.
The new concrete stone building next
to Vaughan's clothing store is nearly
completed.
D. F. Clark of Osborne & Claak look
ed after business interests in Ladysmith
this week.
F. w. Calkins of the town of Rusk
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first of the week.
S. J. Demars of Flambeau was in the
city part of the week, and incidentally
did jury service.
Walter Gillet of Weyerhaeuser was
in the city this week as a witness in the
Kaczor case.
Martin Kane of Glen Flora transacted
business and served on the circuit court
jury this week.
F. o. Taylor, the feed and man
from New Arburn, was business cal
Ter IN the city Saturday.
S. Cypreansen of Eau Claire, former
and register and still large land holder,
wasTin Ladysmith Saturday.
H. C. Stewart, the logger was down
from his camps Wednesday attending
litigation,in circuit court.
Henry Hoffman of Apollonia visited
with friends in Ladysmith this week
while not engaged on jury work.
Mrs. H. C. johnson of Glen Flora
visited with her friend and former
neighbor, Mrs. Ford, TUESDAY.
Frank Rada, one of the prosperous
and progressive farmers of the town of
Grow, was in the city Tuesday.
w. H. and VIM. Fernan returned
from Brentwood Monday where they
were in the employ of c. A. Porter.
W. E. Bowe of the law firm of Con-
nor & Bowe of Chippewa Falls, was
in Ladysmith on court work this
week.
O, A. Bryant, northern representative
of the South Muscatine Qa.) Lumber
company, was in the city from Chippewa
Falls Saturday.
Frank Lagage of RhinelaHder is in
the city. He will take charge of the
Menasha Paper campany's switch
train.
Mrs. A. P. Blonde of Hampden n. D.,
arrived in the city Wednesday and will
make an extended stay with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. C. w. Kent.
VIM. A. Rollins, a contractor and
builder at Minneapolis, was in the city
this week as complaining witness in the
ease against Kaczor.
Ole Hogleson of Minneapolis, who
was in charge of the carpenter force
on the jail building, has finished his
work and returned to his home.
Charles Macarthur of Eau Claire,
state manager for the Cornell Uni
versity land interests, was in the city
Wednesday and at Glen Flora Thurs
day.
Earl VIM returned on Wednesday
from Brentwood where he was in the
employ of C. A. Porter on his logging
contract at that place. Mr.. VIM says
that Mr.. Porter is making excellent
progress.
George Singleton, representing the
Oliver Typewriter company, was in
the city Thursday. Mr.. Singleton was
an expert witness in the famous Koch
case at Mankato, MINI.
Farm loans and old line farm in