Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-09-29

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meet at their Log Cabin on the County
Fair Grounds Wednesday Oct. IL, at
10 o'clock a. m. to organize. Hot cof-
| fee will be served and shicken will be
cooked at the Cabin for all. Come and
| bring your lunch baskets and we will
have grand old-fashioned picnic
Dance if you wish.
By order of the Log Cabin Keeper
The foregoing is the call for the first
meeting of the much-talked- of Old Set
tiers association, and we predict it
will be a jolly success. The following
are the names of those registering as
Old Settlers at the Cabin during the
County Fair:
Messrs. and Mesdames w. A. Black
burn, John Bronsky, John Stanley of
Bruce, E. l.. Burpee, F. N. Brainerd,
Robert Bates, Gust Mater, Big Bend,
B. F. Brainerd, John Tromblay, John
Fillion, Alex Harris, D. Joyner. At
lanta, E. W. Hill, Ladysmith, w. S.
Sergeant, Sheldon, A. G. Beebe, H.
Nelson, r. E. Lyons, Thornapple, T.
w. Calkins, Rusk.
Mesdames Mary L. Dutton, James
Douglas, Atlaeta, F. J. Otis, Apollonia,
Marie Nelson, Wm R. Davis, Walter
Atwood, Vern Griffith, Allie Fleming,
Big Bend, John Stewart, Geo. Stewart,
Frank Stevens, Myrtle Conry, M. j.
Walker Bruce, Lucy Pease, Lady
smith, N. H. Hrrling, Ina Nc Cam,
Thornapple, w. C. Dale, D. Kelly,
Weyerhaeuser.
Messrs. Waldo Brainerd, C. Joyner,
Led Joyner, Sam Stewart, Sever Ser
ley, John Ryan, M. w. Conry, Mervin
Conry, James Leblanc, Emil Johnson,
E. F. Brainerd, Atlanta, H. S. Nc
Hugh, Lee Stevens, G. w. Heaverin,
Mae Stevens, Big Bend, T. ]. Black
burn, j. B. burlington, S. j. Coey, A.
j. Smith, Emmett Hogan, John Towers,
George M. Carnachan, James Stewart,
Bruce, F. E. Munroe, H. w. True, M.
Sergeant, L. M. Soule, Ladysmith, 7.
McCann, Marshall, Ernest Anderson,
Rusk, c. E. Hoagland, Steve McCann,
George Lyons, Thornapple.
Misses Edna Brainard, Addie Berg,
Atlanta.
Mr.. and Mrs w. A. Carroll and A.
N. Annerson attended the street fair
at Barron Tuesday.
The Chippewa Valley Telephone Co.
is distributing new directories to their
patrons this week. The directory is an
Is page booklet and was printed in
Milwaukee.
Harold Wallace of Waukegan, ILL.,,
passed through here Tuesday on his
way to Bruce to visit his brother, Hosea
Wallace, who is employed in the Alden
factory at that place, and may conclude
to make his permanent residence there.
The stable on w. H. Pippin's farm, 2
miles north, burned Wednesday after
noon. About four ton of hay, two set
of single harness, a double. harness and
some farm implements were also
burned. The loss is something over
$3.50.
The report that H. E. Young was to
be transferred from Ladysmith to
Menasha is without foundation. Mr..
Young will stay here as superintend-
ent of the paper mill. Harry Ballou
being general manager for the Com
pany here and at Port Arthur and
Thornapple.
Mrs. Frank Kramer of Bellingham,
Wash, who has been visiting about
three months in the homes of her bro
theirs, Theo., Gus and Herman Selman
south of town, went from here to Rice
Lake Thursday to visit relatives there
short time before returning to her
home in Washington.
The Mission services at the Lutheran
church last Sunday were quite a sue
cess. Two services were held, Rev.
c.. Baumbach of Fall Creek delivering
sermon in the forenoon and an ad
dress in the afternoon. The church
was beautifully decorated and the choir
rendered several fine selections at both
services.
At the regular meeting of the Lady
! smith fire department Monday night
it was decided to have their Seventh
Annual Ball on New Years night.
Bringing the matter up at this time,
gives them ample time to make neces
sary arrangements, which are very
,, numerous connected with an occasion
of this kind
C. A. Clark of Menomonie who was
with the Thompson Mercantile Co. the
most of the summer, was here Tuesday
in the interest of the Sprague Warner
Co. for whom he is travelling. This
part of the state was formerly covered