The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-10-14
THE CITY AND VICINITY

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J. C. Lancet of Chippewa Falls was a
a visitor in Ladysmith Monday.
C. L. Jones of Barron was a bust
ness caller in the city Wednesday.
II. w. Houk of Weyerhaeuser
was visitor in Ladysmith Wednes-
day.
A. C. Mooney was on the list of
the physically indisposed part of the
week.
Clarence Watson of Tony was call
er in Ladysmith on a business trip
Saturday.
Roadmaster Collins of Rhinelander
was a caller in the city a few hours
Tuesday.
Judge Manning went to Milwaukee
Monday on business trip from which
he returned Thursday.
Miss Grace Coon of Glen Flora
visited in the city a few hours Sun
day en- route to her school at Apol-
1onia.
Kiah Wilson went to Rhinelander
Monday to look over the destruc-
ton caused by the big fire of last
week.
A. J. Osborne of Barron was in
Ladysmith Saturday, on a hunting
trip. He got fifteen birds one day all
the law would allow.
Messrs. Bud Rittenhouse and George
Bender came up from La Fargo Tues
day and are in the employ of the box
factory north of the city.
C.. Jorgensen of Racine, who bought
land near Ladysmith year ago, was
in the city this week. He is well
pleased with the situation.
C.. F. Wollesen of Racine was in
Ladysmith Wednesday looking over
the city and county and reports being
both surprised and pleased.
Miss Clara Helm and George Brown
of Tony came down Tuesday evening
to meet Miss Dora Sharrah and Frank
Helm on their return on the limited
from Minneapolis.
Carl Flohn came up from Chicago
recently and bought 80 acres of land.
His parents will follow. Mr.. Flohn
will work for a time at the Menasha
WOodenware plant.
House to Rent-October 1st, | have
a house to rent on Worden avenue.
A A. Thomson.
w. E. Ule, who has the contract
for the construction of the new dam
of the Menasha Paper company,
was IN the city from Stevens Point
Monday.
Ex-Sherif Marshall Sergeant of
Fern was visitor among his host
of friends in Ladysmith Monday and
Tuesday. Mr.. Sergeant says things
are o. K. down his way.
Wanted-Three or four furnished
rooms and kitchen.
j. J. Ledvina, Manley Hotel.
A. Barry was in Ladysmith from
his country home near Glen Flora
Monday. Mr.. Barry is one of the
pioneers of that part of the country
and is sensibly proceeding along the
dairy line.
Miss lola Gordon returned from her
Barron trip Tuesday.
Mrs, William Foy has gone to Colo |
RADIO for the winter where she will visit
relatives and friends.
S. J. Treseder was at Viola this
week where he attended the wedding
of his sister, Mabel and H. L. Gardner
of Viroqua.
Mrs. John Weidman returned to
Waupaca Wednesday after three
weeks visit with her family here.
Misses Johnson, Cameron and Bari
beau departed Saturday for Mime
apoIis.
Mrs. John Lindoo and children are
visiting at Manawa
Mrs. M. G. Davis of 'Teresita has re-
turned from an extended visit to Viro-
qua.
George Luell, the cigar man, was
away this week on business trip.
H. F. Davis has gone to Brodhead to
bring his family to Ladysmith.
J. c. Lee made a business trip to
Amery the first of the week.
P. R. Earling and wife went to
Chicago Wednesday.
Farm loans and old line farm in
surance. Andersen & Andersen.