Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-17
WRECK AT MEN,
ASIA PAPER MILL
FIy Wheel of Engine in NO. z Mill
Goes TO Pieces Suddenly, Doing
Much Damage.-No one Hurt

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Goes TO Pieces Suddenly, Doing
Much Damage.-No one Hurt
Monday afternoon the large drive
wheel that propels machine No. at
the Menasha Paper Co.'s plant In
this city suddenly went to pieces,
one piece tearing huge gap in a
brick partition wall and another
going up through the thick cement
floor above and out through the
roof, coming through the roof onto
the screen of No. l machine.
The wheel had a 26 inch face and
was Is feet in diameter, weighing
perhaps two tons or more. One sup
posed cause for It's going to pieces is
that the governor OF the engine
stuck and the accelerate speed was
greater than the wheel could stand.
The big 250-horse engine was loaded
onto the cars today to be shipped to
Milwaukee for repairs
The damage to No. ! machine was
soon repaired and that half of the
mill was running again Tuesday
morning.
About twenty men are taking a
Iay-osf for a couple of weeks as re-
suit OF the accident Happily no one
was hurt, although a half dozen men
had narrow escapes.
Mrs. J. E. Hoffman spent Friday in
Ingram.
]. C. Amundson made business
trip to Minneapolis this week.
Carl Jung left Wednesday to spend
q few days at MedfOrd on business.
Mrs. John French of Conrath was
the guest of Mrs. G. A. Gates last
week.
Mrs. A. L. Reigle and daughter are
visiting in the southern part OF the
state.
ID. Cameron of Flambeau was a
business visitor in the county seat
today.
John Coey from Bruce visited his
friends i'll the city Friday and Sat
urday.
Booths select fresh oysters in any
size can up to one gal. at the Vienna
Bakery. 22f
Secondhand household goods, a
few bargains. Call and see E. NJ.
Worden. Isl
Mrs. e. Bnrgpst of Tony visited
Mrs Effner Nelson Monday and
Tuesday.
The latest popular song for 25c.
Write Harry f. Christensen, HaW-
kins, Wis. 2o-4*
Miss Marion Tuttle of Ingram re-
Gently enrolled in the Teachers Train
ing School.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Kilgore depart
ed Wednesday for the Soldiers Home
at Waupaca.
Mrs Pearl White of Barron arrived
last Friday to visit Mrs. j. w. Hur-
less a few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. Soule from Cornell
visited Mr.. and Mrs. A.Dohl Tuesday
and Wednesday.
Mrs. w. II. True and son Irwin Of
Glen Flora visited friends here Fri
day and Saturday.
Mrs s. ID. Spiedle visited her son
Harry at Minneapolis last week and
returned home Monday.
Mrs. j. O. Sinclair and daughter
Mildred LETT Tuesday to spend
week visiting in st. Paul.
That good old fashioned popcorn
of Carpenters at the bowling alley
every night except Sunday. 2lu
Mrs. G. Studebaker and Miss Hat
tie Burns OF Barron were guests OF
Mrs Robert COrbett last week.
Misses Lillian Russell of Weyerhaeu-
ser and Elsa Rawland OF Bruce visit
ed friends Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Il. G. Nelson and two
children went to Stevens Point We'd
nesday to spend couple OF weeks.
Mrs. J. f.. Jay visited Mrs. c. e.
Cole last week, returning to her
home in Chippewa Falls Saturday.
G. S. Conklin has bought the
Stephenson house west of the Baptist
church and will move into town this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Tinder departed
Tuesday for OrnOrthern Missouri where
they intend to make their future
home.
Miss Julia Benson, who has been
visiting her sister Mrs. S. e. CHECKER
the last month, went to Bay City
Friday.
Mrs. Alice Huggins of Sheldon
spent Sunday with her husband and
her brother, Malt Mulhair, who are
working here.
w. NJ. Patrew and family, who
were burned out at Musser's mill,
will move into their new home at
Port Arthur this week.
Miss Esther Martinson of Tony,
who is teaching school in ApOllOnia,
spent Saturday with her brother
Sigur, who attends the Training
School.
Miss Mable Holden, who has been
working at the Gerard hotel has
gone to her home inGlen Flora, to
return in Il few weeks and resume
her work.
Mrs. Ethel Conover of Beauchen
spent the first. of the week with her
parents MIR. and Mrs. S. ClOugh. Mr..
and Mrs. Conover intend to move
here soon.
Miss Irma LeDuc of Bruce, who is
teaching at Sheldon, spent Sunday
with Miss Page, who is rOOming al
A. N. Anderson's and attending the
training school.
Drum & Ambrose are building al
addition 16X40 onto their warehouse
to accommodate their increasing bus
mess. The room will be used fol
storing baled hay.
Mrs. w. l.. Wightman of Richlant
Center and DIR. j. w. Burnes o