Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-12-22


SIS. 90.
When wanting something for gift
to friend, remember Ingle's pictures
leaning on the Ice on the FlambeaI
commenced Thursday.
The News Office Is again busy on lane
literature, with another lot to follow
with the recent snow the "poverty
wood business is in full flush. {
The commercial club has several new
institutions in sight which will be re
ported later.
Mr.. Jones is building lome OF
Maple Hill which he expects, to have
ready for occupancy next week. s.
Mrs. Mcmillan of Bruce, was Wis
itor in the city Wednesday.
The third of series of club dance:
was held Wednesday night in the Opera
Hous with good attendance.
"A. N. Anderson has bought the
Peterson residence in the First ware
from Dan Moriarity. q
Oscar Willard, the night operator al
the 500 depot, received word Thursday
morning that his sister, who lives al
LaFarge was not expected to live, ano
left for that city on the 1920 train.
H. D. Carpenter received a telegram
Thursday reporting the death of his
neice at LaFarge, Wis.
E. H. Ryall has sold to J. L. Ryall
the Phetteplace residence in the Second
ward.
Some Indiana men were in the city
this week. They are looking over the
county with view to locating let
of HOLSTERS here. The News has con-
tended for a good while that Indiana is
a state to cultivate for settlers.
Contractor Paulson of Hawkins has
placed large order for logging sleighs
with j. H. Gordon.
J. L. Ryall lost a valuable horse this
week.
Hemlock pulpwood is coming to the
city freely at the present time.
Ernest Ryall has moved his family
from northwest prairie" to the Sabin
farm near C. w. Pages, which he has
purchased.
Horace Cocroft, erstwhile hotel man
at Weyerhaeuser, was in the city
Thursday, transferring his goods from
the 500 to the Wisconsin Central line,
en- route to his new location.
R. J. Hogarty, an attorney from Park
Falls, was in the city yesterday. He
is we'll impressed with Ladysmith and
wouldn't mind living here, F" although
he deems Park Falls good town.
The water works in the Miller build
ing sprung a-leak and the lower floors
enjoyed shower bath for few min
utes, Tuesday,.
VI. L. Ryall has sold fourteen horses
this month and considers it pretty good
for side issue to his varied business.
Richard Mathaler is just getting Up
from siege of sickness.
Methodist Episcopal church service
in Christian church Sunday afternoon
at 8 o'clock. Subject, 'The Birth of
Christ" Sabbath school at 2 o'clock.
Prayer meeting Wednesday evening at
7:3O. A welcome to all. D. Jayne,
pastor.
H. J. Tremain, who is cutting wood
for Geo. B. Goocher met with an acct
dent the other day, stick. striking him
in the chest. His injuries ,are such
that he has been laid up for several
days.
Theo. ID. Thomas ransccted legal
business at Bruce Tuesday.
Miss McFadden left Friday night for
Oconto for the holiday vacation.
TDr. Ross win occupy the rooms over
Lees store for office and residence.
The Lees have taken pains to make q
fine suite of rooms.
w. J. Kermott returned from Chi
cago Thursday. Mrs. Kermott, who is
in the, hospital, is doing well and ex'
poets, to be home in about two weeks.
A party of wolf hunters were in tie
city the first of the week, going tx
Sawyer county. Better stay in Rusk
T. C. Jones of St. Paul, who has in
terests in this part of the country, al
in the city this week. Mr.. Jones has
ample faith in Rusk county. He make.
frequent trips to this city.
The number of commercial men max
ing Ladysmith indicates that this cit,
is a commercial point that's attractiv.
to the wholesalers and jobbers. Any
one visiting the stores in the city cal
easily see that such is the fact.
EVERYBODY
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