Ladysmith news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1906-1907, 1906-09-29

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Gerard will be sold at wholesale or
retail and surprising simply must oe
sold before the house changes hands.
J. w. Fritz and C. G. Smith were
hunting in the Yellow river country
this week.
Frank Burgess of Tony was Lady
smith visitor yesterday.
Henry Haney OF Hawkins transacted
business in Ladysmith Saturday.
Louis Gagnon of Ingram came down
on business trip the first of the week.
Mrs. Thomas Baker was visitor at
Weyerhaeuser Monday.
Rev. Iverson, connected with the
Presbyterian Sunday school work, was
in the city Saturday from Rice lake.
DR.. Stephenson was a professional
visitor in Weyerheauser Saturday.
H. Reed, the nominee for sheriff,
was visitor in Ladysmith from Big
Bend Tuesday.
Mrs. W. E. Thompson is visiting in
Duluth.
The Free Methodists will hold quarter
ly meetings in Ladysmith tomorrow.
Dir. Monroe ana daughter Mettie,
who were in attendance at the conven-
ton, returned to their home in Monroe
Yesterday. The Monroes are relatives
of Mrs. F. S. Warren.
Miss Nora Carter spent the week
with her sister, Mae, who is teaching
in the town Of Atlanta.
MIR. Stanton was in the city yester-
day with load of fire cabbages and
other produce. The cabbages ranged
from 20 to rs pounds in weight.
H. A. Dimock returned on Wednes-
dav from a ten days trip to Avoca and
other points.
VIM. Dodson was druggist during the
absence of Mr.. Dimock.
J. P. Madison had a leg broken Mon
day while at work on road job.
George B. Goocher was at Tony
Wednesday.
G. Moe went to the Twin Cities on a
business trip Thursday.
Miss Bessie Fritz and companions
were at Bruce Thursday.
J. R. Vinnedge was in the city again
Thursday from Plymouth, Ind, with
Frank Schrock and Frank CANCER, both
from Indiana.
J. I. Stevens of Pine Island was
in the city Thursday. Mr.. Stevens
is one of the pioneer settlers of
the county who have pushed ahead
from nothing to success. MIR. Stew
ems raised over 500 bushels Of pota-
toes this year, besides other crops, all
of which were excellent Mr.. Stevens
has no time for the proposition that
R usk county is beyond the corn belt
C. A. Stanley of Chippewa Falls was
visitor in the city Wednesday and
Thursday.
J. F. Kearney Of Ingram was among
Ladysmith friends Saturday.
C. A. Coon of Glen Flora, the lun1-
berware, was a business visitor in the
city Saturday.
C. A. Magnus, the Glen Flora mer-
chant, was in Ladysmith Saturday.
Mrs. Ellis received a visit from her
sister from Eau Claire this week.
F. A. Munson accompanied his father,
from Illinois, on trip to North Dakota
this w eek.
L. E. Omer of Bruce was registered
at the Baker hotel Wednesday.
Miss Alice Miller is among tn sick
this week.
Mrs. o. R. Holt is visiting relatives
and friends in Ladysmith this week.
w. E. Maddux and family entertained
Mr.. Maddux' mother this week. She
returned home Wednesday.
Theodore M. Thomas returned on We'd,
nesday from attendance at the candi-
dates convention at Madison where the
state platform of the republican party
was formulated and state chairman
was elected.
VA new sidewalk is being built at the
National bank corner.
Bishop Schinner Of Superior will ar
rive Saturday evening. All children
to be confirmed are to be at church
Sunday morning at seven O'Clock.
Bishop Schinner will say low mass at
a. m. Sunday morning, high mass at
10 a. M, after high mass confirmation.
E. C. Haviland made business trip
TO Bruce Thursday.
w. F. Mitchell of Lincoln, Neb.,
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