The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-11-18
THE CITY AND VICINITY

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R. H. Harrison was in the city from
Fern Monday.
T. F. Armstrong transacted business
at Brace Wednesday.
o. r. Holt and wife are hunting this
week at Buck camp.
R. Dawson of Ingram was business
: visitor in the city Monday.
Chris Biller of Glen Flora transacted
business in Ladysmith Monday.
John P. Peterson was business WISH
tor at Chippewa Falls Wednesday.
H. C. Stewart was in the city from
his camps near Ingram Saturday.
F. w. Spiegelburg, the cruiser, was
caller in the city again Saturday.
Albert Bender of Viola is in the city
on visit with his brother, Peter.
William Keith was in the city on bust
ness from the town Of Rusk, Tuesday.
l. w. Logan of Plymouth, Ind, was
in town the first of the week after land.
James Mcginnity of Darlington, Wis,
looked over the local situation Monday.
o. H. Powell of Plymouth, Indiana,
was in the city the latter part of the
week.
J. H. Reed of Bruce was III the ciby
on official business Tuesday and We'd
aesday.
Ben C. Lee & Co. will be headquart-
ers for holiday gift goods. Every thing
you want.
r. A. Austin Of Bruce has been a
frequent business caller in Ladysmith
recently.
O.. II. Berry went to Lincoln, Neb-
raska, Wednesday, where his mother is
very sick.
Misses Mildred Coon and Edythe Den
man of Glen Flora were callers in Lady
smith Saturday.
George Knoblaugh and wife were in
the city the first of the week, from
Carver, MINI.
Marshall Sergeant of Fern was i'll the
city from Monday to Thursday, as the
official representative Of his town.
H. O. Bye of Glen Flora, member of
the county board from True, was an
official visitor in the city this week.
Mrs. Ross Ives returned to St. Paul
Thursday, after visit of a couple weeks
duration at Che home of D. B. Names.
J.H. Chambers was in the city Tues
day and Wednesday, looking after the
interests of his town in county board
matters.
R. M. Esch, the Chicago represent
alive Of the Knoblaugh land company,
was in the city the first of the week,
with landseekers.
The sports who went up to Bucks
camp were successful in getting at least
a part of their quota of game. Some
of them will return.
F. X GraEdmatre was up from the
new town Of Washington, the first re-
preventative of that town in an annual
county board meeting.
T. T. Post of Black River Falls and
G. A. Claridge of Reedsburg were in
the city again this week. They are
making a chart of the water power OPP
portunities in Rusk county.
Frank F. Lineburg of Weyerhaeuser,
chairman of that town, was an attend
ant at the county board meeting. Frank
is an enthusiast on the future of his
tow1l-as all good meu should be. He
is for Incorporation as village.
The young people and children of
the Christian church are practicing
for rally day for home missions, which
will be held on the evening before
Thanksgiving. The rally day for for
eign missions occurs in the spring.
The News is taking in more new
subscribers now than at any time in
several months. Advertisers should
note this fact. The public wants a
NEWSPAPER and recent occasions
have emphasized the situation and the
difference between newspapers and
gossip mongers.
Where do you get your milk? Of