The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-09-02

Mrs. John A. CorDett was at bruce
Wednesday.
G. L. Kellogg Of Apollonia was in
the city Monday.
4 William Guist came up from his
Fern home Tuesday.
G. A. Grignon was IN the city from
Glen Flora Wednesday.
Moe, the tailor, went to Minneapolis
yesterday morning.
John Nelson Of Glen Flora was a
visitor ia the city Monday.
A. P, Kearney of ingram was a
visitor in the city yesterday.
Frank Biller was among the Tony
people in the city Wednesday.
H. NJ. Wood of Glen Flora did BUSH
ness in Ladysmith Wednesday.
N. G. Durgin of Glen Flora was
caller in Ladysmith Wednesday.
A. N. Andersen made business
trip to Weyerhaeuser Thursday.
R. A. Austin, the hustling Bruce
landman, was in the city yesterday.
A gold plated watch for 10c. Call
and see it. E. M. WORDEN.
Scott Coleman of Fern was a bust
ness visitor in Ladys1nith Tuesday.
M. A. Anderson, the Weyerhaeuser
merchant, was III the city Saturday.
E.E. Whiting, the photographer from
Prentice, was in the city Wednesday.
J. J. Schneiders was in the city from
his home in the town of Grow Thurs
day.
Louis Stossell of Fern was business
visitor in the city Thursday and yes
terday.
Henry Steele of Fond du Lac spent
Sunday at the T. NJ. Thomas home in
Ladysnith.
John A. Andrews of Superior has
been engaged as principal Of the graded
schools at Bruce.
NJ. II. Ballou of Menasha brought
his daughter with him this week for a
visit in the city.
James A. Mcdaniel of Teegardin,
Ind, was in the citya part Of the week
on land seeking trip.
Frank Gould of Kaukauna has joined
his family at the home of his brother
in-law, ]. P. Peterson.
William Jay and wife IF Davenport,
who have been visiting at the Haviland
home, have returned home.
T. F. Armstrong returned from
Jackson county Thursday where he
sold seventeen forties of land.
The Armstrong Land company has
sold two forties near the new dam site
to the Menasha Paper company.
Miss Zadee Mitchell, who has been
visiting with the Sinclairs returned to
her home in Chicago Thursday.
The Gerard has made connection
with city water mains in anticipation
Of the improvement in city water,
Miss Mary Weidman departed Wed
nesday for Waupaca where she has
taken position at the Soldiers Home
The city school board held a meet
ing Thursday evening on the matters
referred to the board by the city coun-
Gil
Mrs. F. j. Otis, Robert F. Otis and
Fred Walker of Apollonia were in the
city Monday on business with Attorney
Kirwan.
Mrs. Alcock and Miss Burt, who
have been visiting Mrs. Wallace, de-
parted on Thursday for their home in
Albany.
j. S. .Bonohen, w. Fransen and Jacob
Swartz Of St. Paul were in the city
Wednesday, looking at Rusk county OPP
portunities.
Nels Nelson of the town of Grow and
Miss Lydia Wage OF the town OF
True, were granted a marriage license
on the Both inst.
Work has commenced on the con-
struction of the addition to the New
Gerard hotel which will double the
capacity of the building.
Engineer Townsend Of the 500 line,
accompanied by his wife, returned to
Minneapolis Wednesday, after com
pleting the survey of the 500 spur to
the new pulp mill site.
w. S. Boyer of Bedford, Iowa, and
w. B. Cobb Of the same place, were in
the city Wednesday, Mr.. Boyer is q
member of the Farmers Land company
of Bruce and Mr.. Cobb is in search of
land.
/. P. Charles, for a time in the in
surance business in this city, was
married at Tacoma, August %, to Miss
Mary Frazer, a teacher in the Rice
Lake schools. Mr.. Charles is editor of
the Chetek Alert.
l.. L. Soule returned to Ladysmitf
from brentwood Wednesday to look