The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-12-09
THE CITY AND VICINITY

Rev. Wolff preached at Weyerhaeus-
er Sunday.
H. C. Calkins is putting in a stock
of clocks and jewelry.
D. F. Clark, the Minneapolis lumber
man, was in the city this week.
R. H. Harrison of Fern was a Wis
itor in the city Saturday and Sunday.
Charles Scott of Fern has moved his
family to the city for the winter at
least.
The two houses on the @. & N. right
of way on River street have been re-
moved.
Edward Schukars has his new res
idence on lot 2, section "a, 35-6 nearly
completed.
Henry Jung returned on Tuesday
from Bayfield, to assist in the bakery
during the holiday season.
Bahne Andersen, who bought the
Warehouse place some months ago, has
his new house nearly completed
Mr.. Barfknecht of Hawkins has
moved his family to Ladysmith.
The Schroeder brothers Of Clinton,
Ia, were in the county this week, look
ing over the situation with a view to
locating.
John Schoolman, who bought the Sam
Mc1ntire farm north of town last sum-
mer, has purchased forty adjoining
his farm.
Mrs. Zimmerman and Mrs. Fischer of
Boaz, respectively mother and sister of
Mrs. Wolff, are visiting in the city.
Services at the German Lutheran
church tomorrow. Rev. Wolff will
preach on the subject: The Given
Signs of Christ of the Judgment Day.
The German Lutheran Ladies society
met with Mrs. Karsten Wednesday
afternoon. The next meeting will be
the first Wednesday in January when
they will be entertained by the pres
ident, Mrs. j. W. Miller.
A German singing school has been
organized and meets every Wednesday
evening at the German Lutheran
church or parsonage. German day
school on Saturdays.
Mrs. Warren Moore wiz go to Rib
Lake tomorrow where she will assist
IN the singing at evangelical meetings
to be held there Mrs. Moore will be
absent two or three weeks.
C. L. Kellogg of Apollonia was in
Ladysmith Tuesday on a business trip.
Report has it That Mr.. Kellogg intends
to move his family to the county seat.
E. G. Haviland spent part of the
week in Milwaukee.
w. S. Manning trsanacted business
in Chippewa Falls, Eau Claire, Milwau-
kee and other points this week.
A. N. Andersen transacted law bust
ness at Ingram Tuesday.
Next week is court week. All the
lawyers have been busy this week pre-
pairing for the contest.
Miss Hazel Cosgrif sustained bad
ly sprafned ankle Monday evening.
Her father was the worse for wear
Tuesday-he had played doctor Mon
day night.
O. C. Sabin was down in the Jump
river country on a cruising trip Mon
day. He found the timber he was
looking for, some Indians and the fact
that footing in the woods is below par.
The next morning 0. c. would have
made charming weary Willie.
A. J. McGilvray of Chippewa Falls
was caller in Ladysnith Tuesday.
Mr.. MEG. is one of those wide awake
men who grasp opportunities. He got
himself possessed Of interests in Rusk
county when land was cheap, and is In
at the harvest. At the same time
others put their money in mining stocks
and like ventures and lost. That is one
of the differences in men.
w. H. Crawford, who has the distinc
ton of being our first paid subscriber
at Glen Flora, was in Ladysrnith We'd
nesday and came in to get acquainted
with the writer whose articles had in
terested him for many months. Mr..
Crawford is one of the early settlers
in his section, and while conservative,
he has ample faith in Rusk county's
future
Farm loans and old line fam in
surance. Andersen & Andersen.