The Ladysmith news and Ingram news. [volume] (Ladysmith, Wis.) 1905-1906, 1906-03-03
NEIGHBORHOOD NEWS
Some Bruce News


Monday on business.
Mrs. H. E. Miller died at her home
last Sunday afternoon. The body was
taken to Sheridan, Mo-, where her
parents live. Mr.. Milleris newcomer,
having moved his wife and family here
last spring. He has the sympathy of
all in his bereavement.
We are pleased to welcome among us
E. N. Brewer and E. J. Madole, both
Of Illinois, who have moved here with
their families and household goods, to
make this their permanent home. MIR.
Brewer bought farm in the New
Hutchinson settlement, and Mr.. Madole
down In the Galley neighborhood. They
are both well to do and have come here
to make business of farming, having
their land all paid for, and surplus
funds to make improvements with.
Mr.. Brewer came here through the
solicitations of Mr.. Vinnedge and Mr..
-Madole through the R. A. Austin Land
company.
The Ladies Guild gave a musical and
literary entertainment last Saturday
evening in Daigle's opera house. 1t
was a success socially as well as tinan-
cially. The net receipts being about
twenty dollars.
j. R. Hathaway recently sold his
store building and stock of groceries to
E. A. Spears of Dunbar, Wis. Mr..
Spears will take possession March 18th.
Mr.. Hathaway has six months to close
out his stock of dry goods.
Mrs. F. T. Brunk IS visiting friends
at Hudson. While she is away Mr..
Brunk lives on crackers and yeast
cakes.
District Attorney Williams and fam
lily are visiting with relatives at Mad
ison. Mr. Williams will return Tues
day or Wednesday while Mrs. and the
heir apparent will prolong their stay
indefinitely.
w. A Blackburn and wife, Mrs. AL
lington, Mrs. D. F. Sicily and her two
young Americas made trip to the
Arpin lumber camps on Washington's
birthday. They report an enjoyable
days outing.
Mrs. Abingdon and son leave Wednes
day morning for Oregon where she in
tends making her home in the future.
Mrs. Abingdon formerly lived at Stan
ley, Wis, and is now visiting here with
her sister, Mrs. w. A. Blackburn.
1t is almost election time again, and
we have not heard word regarding
the aspiring candidates for the several
Village Office. Time to commence, to
begin to get ready.
C<sE. Hoagland recently sold his old
home here. Mr.. Hoagland contemplates
removing 20 Idaho in the near future.
w. J. Stah1nan has been confined to
his bed for the past week with severe
attack of lumbago.
Ed. Sill has rented and moved into
the Tabor house.
The teachers meeting at the Bruce
school last Saturday was well attended
there being twenty three teachers pres
ent. Supt. Mackin expressed himself
as highly pleased, saying it was the
most enthusiastic gathering he had con
Quoted this year.
The Lumbermans State bank is hav-
ing its banking rooms treated to a coat
of fine wall paper. Artist LaBrecde IS
doing the work.
Messrs. Cocroft and Balm were over
from Weyerhaeuser Saturday, on bust
ness.
Bruce is becoming notorious for its
dogs. We have them all, both mon
grel, puppy, whelp and hound, and ours
of low degree" Why not make them
a source of revenue, by taxing them?
Mrs. A. Lyons is reported some bet
ter at this writing.
A. N. Andersen, attorney of Lady
smith, was caller in town Monday.
Rev. Father Herr returned last Sat
urday from visit to friends in Mil
waukee.
A. J. Sherman returned home Tues
day night from visit to the city
where he purchased car load of goods
for his store.
w. A. Blackburn made a business
"trip to Weyerhaeuser Tuesday in the
interests of the Lumbermans State
bank.
w. N. Mackin, superintendent of
schools, was in town Wednesday max
ing preparations for the teachers meet
ing TO be held here Saturday of this
week.
Lottie Tanning called on friends in
Ladysmith Saturday.
DR.. O'Connor of I.adyslnith visited
Bruce one day this week
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