The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1905-08-26


C. S. Bliss and wife visited at Ingram
Saturday.
Arthur Pippin has gone to the west
ern harvest fields.
DR.. Ross made professional trip to
Bruce Sunday.
Mrs DAWSON has returned from
visit at Viola.
John McFarlane of Ingram was in
Ladysmith Thursday.
DR.. O'Connor has been on the sick
list part Of this week.
Eli Biller was Ladysmith visitor
from Glen Flora Monday.
A. e. Foster and Ed Brockbank were
Bruce visitors Wednesday,
Charles Fischer was a Fern caller in
Ladysmith the first of the week.
Mrs, E, D. Van Etten was an Ingram
visitor in Ladysnith Saturday.
J. T. Bowers of Maiden Rock is the
guest of the Rosenquist family.
L. w. Cox, one Of FERNS prosperous
farmers, was in the city Tuesday.
Mrs, r. w. Pease and Mrs. Doran Of
Bruce were ia the city Wednesday,
The Misses Mabel Tiffany and Agnes
Pippin were Tony visitors Saturday.
Rev. H. F. Barstow went to Green
Bay Thursday on church business.
Frank Rada was a caller in the city
from his home south Of Tony Saturday.
Glenn Otis and Palmer Kellogg OF
Apollonia were in Ladysmith Tuesday
A new sidewalk has been built this
week on the south side Of Miner avenue.
Mrs. Benoi of Viola is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George Kendall.
John Billiard of Amigo was in the
city Thursday looking for saw timber.
Ben French expects to entertain his
father next week for a few days visit.
F. j. Brownell is making quite ex-
tensive repairs on the Labarge sAhool
house.
c. C. Will will move to Jackson
county next week where he will teach
school.
F. J. Putnam entertained his cousin,
Fred Nelson of Owen, part Of the
week.
The Rebekah lodge will give card
party in 10. @. T. hall next Wednes-
day evening.
J. Treseder of Viola is in the city
visiting his son S. j., and looking after
interests.
R. R. Sergeant, the land man from
KEENAN,, was visitor in Ladysnnith
Wednesday.
Mrs. Mary Bond, formerly of Viola,
now of Clintonville, Mimi, was in the
city yesterday on business matters.
w. S. DeBolt and family will live in
the Sam McCandless residence in
Maple Hill.
Henry Jung, who has been at Med
ford since March, returned to the city
Tuesday.
O. H. Perry is moving his sawmill
from Maple Center to a point near
Butternut,
Herbert, Fred and Irwin Of the True
family were Glen Flora visitors in Lady
smith Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Green, formerly
of Tony, now Of Couderay, were in
Ladysmith Monday.
Miss Anna Young, who has been
visiting with the DR.. Stephenson family,
has returned to her home at Brodhead.
C. K. Ellingson Of Hawkins, head of
the Ellingson Lumber company of that
place, was a Ladys11ith caller Thurs
day,
Sam McCandless will soon move to
the Tubbs, Foy & Stericker ranch
south Of the city, where he will be en-
ployed.
Miss Blanch Whitaker, who has
long been in the office of DR.. O'Connor,
is taking a vacation of a couple of
weeks duration.
Some people living on the south side
Of Worden avenue are wondering when
the sidewalk ordered there some time
ago will be built.
A letter from George Manley who is
visiting at his old home at Viola an
nounces that he will remain there a
week or so longer.
E. L. Baxter, who conducts dairy
on the Tony road, is in quest of more
COWS. Mr.. Baxter is enthusiastic on
Rusk county dairying.
J. A. Collar of Weyerhaeuser has his
mill on the grounds of the new dam
of the Menasha Paper company, ready
to saw the dimension timbers.
August Simon received his blooded
setter" from Redfeld, S. D., Tues
day. A trife too late for the assessor,