Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-19
GLEN FLORA
cial Correspondence.

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Mrs. Gus Carlson visited friends at
Ingram Saturday.
A. F. Helm, of Tony, transacted bus
mess here Saturday.
A. B. Slime, of st. Paul, transacted
business here Thursday.
Adolph and Alex Magnus bagged a
fine bunch of grouse Sunday
C. w. Welch, of Prentice, was a
er here Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Frank Biller was caller at
Tony Friday between trains.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Peterson were
callers at Ladysmith Thursday.
P. A. Myers, of Chicago, was a
caller here Friday and Saturday.
Fred Stoker was business caller
caller here Thursday and Friday.
L. Bos and Fred Johnson, of Tony,
were business callers here Friday
M. T. Ward shipped carload of
cattle to ST. Paul last Thursday.
Mesdames l. B. Jents and Chas.
Mcfarland were callers at Ingram
Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Phil Christman, of
Tony, spent Sunday at the home of
L. M. Stowe.
A carload of cattle was shipped to
Chicago Friday by M. T. Ward and
Chas. Sivertsen.
Miss Maude Denman left Thursday
for Amberg, Wis, where she will at
tend highschool.
Miss Edith Swanson, who is en-
ployed at Ladysmith, spent Sunday
at her home here
The Misses Myrtle Pierson and
| Carrie Johnson visited with friends
| at Ingram Thursday.
Mrs. M. Kalaher and son, Miles,
visited Friday and Saturday with
| friends and relatives at Apollonia.
| A. e. Krammes left on Thursday
last in his automobile for Menom
onie, to visit friends and relatives.
| Chas. Williams left Thursday for
| his home at Phillips for visit of
few days with friends and relatives.
r. L. Thompson, of New Richmond,
visited here over Sunday with his
| brother, W. e. Thompson and family.
| The way land buyers are coming
in and buying land lately looks en-
couraging. Look out for a rush
| this fall
| Mrs. A. c. Holden visited at Wey-
erhaeuser from Thursday until Sat
urday with her son, Chas Holden,
| and family.
Mr.. and Mrs Eli Biller, Prin. Paul
Shannon and Misses Alice Morner
and Emma Lorchetter were at the
| fair at Bruce Saturday.
| One of the greatest shocks this
community has received for long
| time was the report of Joe LapOrt
dying in the Appleton hospital last
Saturday.
H. c. Eiche, of Marshfield, was
here Friday and Saturday on bus
mess and also visiting with old
friends. Mr. Eche was formerly of
this place.
A w. Jipson and son went over
on the home farm Saturday to enjoy
a short vacation. August says the
boy is pleased the way things are
conducted on the farm
The Baptist church is having
cement walk and steps put in, which
adds much to the general appearance,
the work being done by our local
cement man, Eben Thompson
The same old story. The Glen
Flora baseball team crossed bats
with the snappy Amacoy Lake team
last Thursday on the Bruce fair
grounds and defeated them to the
tune of 10 to 5.
Dave Biller is doing a land office
business with his new automobile
hauling new Corners around showing
up the country. Dave is the boy that
can do it for there is no one better
in that line in these parts.
The Glen Flora ball team was de-
feated at Bruce Saturday by good
clean ball team, but, Oh, that UNI
pire! He simply robbed our boys,
which is the verdict of every fair
minded person who witnessed the
game.
Our local contractor and builder,
L. Dukerschein has been very busy |
all summer, building farm houses and
barns and says he has enough work |
contracted ahead for ali next season. |
He will work quite crew of men
from now on in order to fulfill his |
contracts.
Mr.. Glen Sands and wife, also |
Mr.. Frank Sands, of Ainsworth,
Iowa, purchased farms through the |
Jipson & Biller agency last week |
L, TN.