Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-12
GLEN FLORA
ecial Correspondence.

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Geo. A. Hunsburger, of Marshfield,
transacted business here Friday.
E. Darlington is now chief clerk
in the ID. E. Olson & Co. store.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. O. Walter, Of
Ingram, were callers here Thursday.
| Frank Fecteau and John Craney,
of Ingram, were callers here Thurs
day.
| d. E. Olson left Thursday for st
Paul to take in the Minnesota State
Fair.
C. A. Magnus and daughter, Miss
Mamie, were callers at Ladysmith
Thursday.
Mrs. Chris Biller spent Sunday at
Tony, with her daughter. Mrs. Phil
Christman.
The Misses Mildred Moore and
Frances Clark, of Ingram, were cal
lers here Saturday.
Messrs. Erick Peterson, Arthur
Newhoff and Eben Thompson had
business at Ladysmith Friday.
Rev. and Mrs. Hansen arrived here
Thursday from Hillsdale. Mr.. Han
sen will be the pastor of the M. e.
church here.
Miss Flossie Holden visited over
Sunday at Weyerhauser with her
brother Chas Holden, and family.
Jipson & Biller recently sold the
Leheup farm to a man from Mime
sofa, who will take possession in
November.
Miss Esther Peterson, who is en-
here with her father, Erick Peter
son.
James Van Patter came home from
Appleton Friday for a visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs Lee Van
Patter.
| John F. Behn, who purchased the
Manson farm east Of town, is build
ing a large and beautiful residence
thereon.
| c. A. Magnus, our enterpris-
ing merchant, is doing some cement
work around his store that adds
greatly to it's appearance.
| Miss Frances Van Patter, who has
been visiting with friends and rela-
tives at Boone, Iowa, for the past
two months, arrived home Saturday.
| Eli Biller, Dave Biller, L. Nation,
Erick Anderson, A. w. Jipson, An
drew Haskins and John Whitaker
were at Ladysmith last Wednesday.
| c. A. Coon, of Nora Springs, Iowa,
arrived here Wednesday evening on
No with parties looking for good
land Of course this is the right
iplace.
| The Misses Irene Newhoff, Ma
bel and Grace Craney, who are
ATTENDING high school at Ladysmith,
lspent Saturday and Sunday with
Their parents here.
| Chas. Laport, who has charge of a
crew of men and teams, is doing
quite an extensive stroke of business
in the way of making fills, grading
land otherwise Strengthening out the
lcounty road south of town.
L. Nation, Joe Adams and John
mcfarland started for an extended
Fishing trip Thursday. Their main
camp will be at Joe Adams COM
imodious hunting and fishing resort
lon the south fork of the Flambeau.
The block of cement sidewalk on
main street is finished, which adds
much to the looks of our village.
Now that we have started on the
fright track let us keep it up. The
Iwork was done by Eben Thompson
lin workman-like manner.
A. w Jipson, of the Wisconsin
Hand Co., had party of land buy
lers out looking over lands Monday
and closed couple of good land
sales Men who know a good thing
when they see it seldom look any far
Their for good land and right prices.
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Ingram fair, but they had no chance
to demonstrate their ability as ball
players, as there were no other teams
there to play with except Hawkins
and KEENAN,, both of which were
deciSively beaten.
Ed Craney has a mile of road ready
for grading, also Erick Anderson
| and VIM. Galetka each have half
mile ready for grading, which adds
two miles to our county road north.
This road opens up a large belt of
the best land in the county and opens
a. way to the public to visit some
of the most scenic and lovely river
views and landscapes in the. state.
| A fishing party, composed of such
masters of piscatorial fame as Miles
Kalaher, VIM. Deihn, Chas, LaPort,