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WHITE SOX TAKE BOTH ENDS.
Athletics showed Under - Ma
Transfer Future Games.

PHILADELPHIA, sept. 2i-Ch.cago tooN
both ends Of the double header from the
Athletics to-day. winning the first game,
: to =. and the second, IL to ). Poor
fielding gave the White SoX tn" first
game, for Richardson pitched better
ball than Cicutte. In the second game
the Sox drove Turner and Crowell out
Of the box In three innings. but could
not do anything with Sherman. who
went in the fourth.
Two games will he played again to
morrow. the game scheduled for Tuesday
being advanced as part Of the double
header tomorrow. The games Washing
,ou was scheduled to play here Wednes-
day and Thursday may be transferred
"a Washington. The scores:
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Totals .. - Lt13 = =
sBa,ted for Wright IN the eighth inning,
%Chalmers out; hit hy hattcl ball.
Philadelphia ........... q q 00 o 1t
Chicago. ........... u q u o q 0 - o
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'Raitcd for Vance m the eighth iumug
ClcvclGui. .......... E {. ! % q q a c-i
New York ....... 81 90 I u % q o q o.
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Fourth Race The old BAY Handicap, three
year nlds and upward, one mile and seventy
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RED SOX HAVE AN OFF DAY.
Poor Pitching, Fielding aud Base
Running Charged 10 Them.

BosToN. Sept. 2i-B1 stou lost a game
Of neglected opportunities, giraffe ii'ld-
ing, poor pitching and brainloss base
running TO the 81. Louis Brown to-
day. \ runs 10 I, History repeated it.
self IN two respects. For the fourth
time this season they ST after seven
cor sccutive wins and -. Louis won its
second game Of the season Al Fcuway
Park, with koub, victor in the prey Ous
same, pitching to-day's. The Browns
hi; great guns of the deliveries OF
18th Ruth and Grogg, hammering the
latter for seven runs in IA" seventh
inning. The score.
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BELIAIRE. Ohio, Sept. 2i-William
Kennedy, for many years "A star pitcher
in the National League, Is dead here,
"A victim Of tuberculosis. Kennedy
pitched for the New York, Pittsburg
and Brooklyn clubs and helped Ned
TIanlon to win |pennants for Brooklyn
in 1899 and 1900. lie first Joined the
Brooklyn team in 1879 and remained
there until 1902.
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Ritcbic and Dundee Matched.

Willie Richie and Johnnie Dundee
were matched last night to meet at
Madison square Garden ou October : at
catchwe!ghts Ri,chie held out for a
of $4,000 and before he would
let the match fail through Scotty Mon
tioth, Duudcc's manager. agreed To post
that sum to-day. The Ritchie-ShuGrue
match. originally scheduled for October
/. has been postponed until October 90
at the request OF ShuGrue. who asked for
more time 20 train after his long layoff
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SoTrH BETH.EHEM. Pa. Sept. ct
Light work formed this afternoons drill
at L.ehigh. Resident Coach Ecadv
simply contented himself with groom.
ing the varsity for to-morrow's opening
game with Ursiuus Signal work there
was "A plenty, but no sCrimmage Other
than the lining up Of two teams to try
new shifts and puntiug.
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New York In -. Louis.
Brooklyn in Cincinnati
Boston In pittshurg
Philadelphia In chicago.
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CALLS McGRAW A HASBEEN.
We Don't want Him." says Gii-
mor.-"> obod, hut Corners"

cHIrAGo, sept. 2i-prcsidcnt James
A.. Gilmore uf m" Federal League de-
Med to-day hat any one connected with
his circuit had made the reported ofcr
of S.Ou,uOo or any other sun TO John
MC'iraw to marriage a team,
W want corners in our league, not
nashcous," said Gilmore, "McGraw is
through IN New York. Ne shah have
a real manager for our club There"
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piping Rock Entcrtnin, women.

The Piring Rock club will bold an i'm
vitation tournament for women on Mon
day and Tuesday of next week. Sep
tember % and -. The competitors will
qualify In Fights, as they DID in tho
Nassau tournament, which ended ycSicr-
day. The list Of entries will includ.
many Of the women golfers VINO play Ell
AT Nassau
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white and Colored cricketers will clash
this afternoon in the last game of the
season to be played at Lenox oval he
tween representative teams picked by the
Columbia oval and spartan Cricket
clubs respectively, The white team will
be selected from the following G..
Meyer. Dellera, Blackall. Raymond,
smith, Woolard, Poyer, Taylor, briggs,
SuOohC.
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DOZEN BROoKFEDS STRIKE OUT.
BiII Battle, Allows nnI, Three Hits
aud Nhitrwnshcs Them.

Chicago, Sept. -i.-BiIl Bailey
his second game for the ChiCeds
today and w~hitcwlshcd IN" Brpoklyus.
3 to a. lie I. ned twelve men and
allowed only three hits, Iwiliiug won
the game for the locals in the fourth
when he knocked a home run. The
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NEHF PITCHES EFFECTIVELY.
X antichner Also tirtight IntiI
Ninth Inning ones

PrTTsBURG, Sept. ct Boston shut out
Pttsburg to-day, . to q, due ~ the IF.
fectiye pitching of Nehf. who held the
locals 10 four hits. Kautlchuor also
pitched well, hut IN the ninth inning was
reached FOR "A double and two Singles,
which with = pass brought 'n two runs
for the Braves The score
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Totals 81 10 e II

Runs Chicago, Murphy, .; Weaver. .; =
Collins, Fourwer, jackson, .; J Collins. 2,
Russell. 2: Philadelphia, SchanG, strunk, Old
rug. l.ajole. .. Runs earned Chicago, I,
philadelphia, 2. Two base hits J Collins, .;
Fourul,r Three base hits Laloie, 2: Bank
stOn. MCAvOy. Sacrifice hts Weaver, Black
hUne. .. stolen bases Murphy, Weaver, y.
Collins, Russell Home run Jackson Left
ON bases philadelphia, 4; Chicago, .. struck
play HlacNhurne and J, Collins First base
on errors Philadelphia, . First base on
balls on Turner, 3; of Crowell, 3 Hts
on Turner, : IN two innings off Crowell,
, IN one inning on Sherman, I IN six
innings. Gmrires Hldchrand and O1ough
I'm Time hour and 20 minutes
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p Fluh Race-Tho Ret ween the FLAGS Plate;
nj h]ludlcap. stccplechasc: thrce-year olds and
le upward; abou; two miles over the brush
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Rrnok'Nn I'm Chicago
Newark .T IIt'.'HrC
baltimore ia k4rsI- CITY
Buml.r tn -. Louis.
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lo'dl~ " - " !
sBatteI for Gibson ~ tho ninth Inung
tRan Tor W WAGNER m the ninth muInY
fba''rd Tor kanti"hnor IN the ninth inning
Boston. ...... II d q , a a % ,
pittshur.. - o Il IA "A n
Runs Eps'nu, Mage. Smith Two haSr
Nus Mn-r", Nt"r,G'r hl- Fy,r-. Bard
DouhlC IIavS karil"rn'r i.flsou and Juhus
Ton; IN, Imam auh G,r.nl Risr. on tlil.
ON SEM o of Raurlohnar , struck an,
by sem !, hy kmtchncr. g. I'mpircs
gtes 500 W W."
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Eggrrs Victor over Nelson.

X. q. Eegers outpolutcd Walter Sci
son in a ten rouud bout last night at the
Vanderbilt 4 &.
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Detroit lost its golden opportunity TO
crowd into the championship reckoning
Yesterday when the Tigers were beaten
by Washington. 81. Louis slaughtered
the Rcd SON. Chicago took both games
Of a double header from the Lowry Attn
lctjcs and strengthened it's position in
third place. Cleveland easily disposed
OF the Yankees in the first game Of the
final series here.
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Runs Cleveland Chapman smith Evans.
ONeII: NcW York. Alexander. FRS, base
on error Cleveland Left on bases Cicv.
and. =. N'w York. { Home rIu-AltNandpr
FIrs; base on hsl|s. on Garrett. g. OF
t"p hats Chapman. smith Double plays
CHAPMAN WamNs-aus. and KIrke smith
Chapman and SnIth. Alexander and Bau
mann Umpire iu ~rhIcf-Chlll. Field um
pre- Connolly Time hours
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BOSTON "A H.


Runs-St Louis, Shotton ., Sisler, Pratt,
Walker. Austin. Agncw, Koob, Boston.
HOoIer MCNally, Haley. Janvrin Two base
hiis How lrd Cady, Haley Three base hit
Hooper Home run Walker Stolen bases
L.avau. =; Howard, Sisler, >; Pratt, . sac.
rfcr ny Howard Sacrifice hts Gardner,
I.avan Double plays Scott. Wagner and
Gamer, Shotton and Agucw: walker and
Austin Icft ON bases - Louis, ., Ros.
ton, =. First base on errors 81 Louis, q;
Boston l. FIRST base on balls on KOob. 2,
Of Grcgg. .; of Cooper, Z. HIT by pitched
bail by Gregg trratu; by Koob Speaker.
struck out BY Ruth, I; by Gregg, !; nv
Kuob, :. Wild pitch Gregg Umplres d.
uron and Nallin Time hours and MN
utes
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Game called on account Of darkness.
Runs-Philadelphla, paskert. Cravath Lu-
derus. >: Whitfield, Nlchnd Double play
Mccarthy, Ksating ami SAFER. FIRST base or
balls-Oh label. :, Of ChalFlors. . Struck
out-By label. !; by Chalmers. I; by WRIGHT,
.. Wild pitch Chllmrrs. Umpire. O'Day
and Qulgley, TImr-l hour and g minutes
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MISHAPS PREVENT
FINISHING OF RACE
One Horse ThruSts Foot Into
Wheel of Sulky-AnOthcr
Turns SOmcrSault.
TRIO OF HEATS DIVIDED

CoLtMnrs. Ohio. Sept. 2i-Though
there were only three class races on
to-day's Grand Circuit racing sched-
ule. IT was impossible to clean up the
card. Rastus. first choice. won the
2 :O6 pace. after John D.. had taken
the fret heat. aud Mirthful, second IN
favor, whipped st. Frisco In Il SIX neat
. 90 %trot,ing battle. The Murphy
mare huns the Geers horse in IN" ma!
heat. with a first half IN ! :O". ana
logged in from the distance nag to
avoid shutting out st. Frisco and Vas
ter.
IL was the rs pace that could not b.
completed. Three heats OF II went as
many ways and Virginia Brooks' the
favorite, didn't get one Of them. Going
away In the FIRST mile, Red Mix hroh"
and Thistle Patch thrust a foot MO
a wheel Of the former's sulky. MISS
Rejected, which went To- a break, finally
turned a somersault, putting Driver yates
out of commission. She was placed ana
in the third heat was tn front FOR
a while. Thistle Patch, after getting
his foot free, finished fourth In tn"
heat. He won the second, hut was np"'d
out Of the third by Red Mike To-
morrow this race will he finished. There
also will be two consultations. the III
pace and the els trot. Tn" sum
maries
ZOOS class. pacing three in Ave; purse
Ros,ur. b- e. by 1.-The ty Boy, 8,
John ' -. T.. h. by Gambosc ,os-
nI GIrTs r aG \ s. h snow 80 Z I /.
our ro.on'! b. n "'hiIds!, -"
The Assessor. Oh. Z ,MoMthun) 8 or".
Ben Locanda. b. h .Niuruhy Il d
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CiScrNNAri. Sept 24-Cinciuuati
took the second game Of the series
from Brooklyn to-day. : TO =. Brook
Ign knocked Schneider On the mound
In the fifth round. when 1t scored five
runs on four hits and one error, but
was runloss the rest Of the time.
This defeat knocked the props from
under any remaining hope the Dodgers
may have had of winning tn" pom
nant The score:
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Ruus-Dc,rot. Bush. Wit o. Mckee; Wash
lngton. Judge, Gaudll. Foster 3. & Milan.
II Milan I, Shank-. Williams Mcbride
Earned runs washiUtEOn. .. Detroit. . tlrSi
base on orrOr--WashIugton. o.. Detroit, !
Left on Decentralization. s. Detroit. e.
Hts-On COvClcskic. . in one and one third
INNINGS. OF Boland. ! IN four and two thirds
innings: of Bochler. I In two Innlngs Three
base hit Mcbride Two has" hits Williams,
Shnnks. Burns Sacrifice hit Jameson.
Sac1n,r fly Shanks Stolen bases Cobb,
Mckee, II. Milan, =; Williams Double rlaNs
johnson and Gandil. Foster. Shanks and
Gauiil. Bochier, Mckee and Burns lmulrc-
Wallace and Evans. Time! hour and A.
minutes.
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Nixon, smith Cin,u~ltl Kl,IteT. Rcd-srs.
winEo. MollwI'l. q: Schroeder George struck
out-By Smith. :. Wy schneider. !: by Georg"
.. First haso on hall--un Dell. 3: off
Geor-e. . Two hlsa hts-W'rgo. Nixon.
CutsNlw. Three base hVs triZ. ONar1.
George. Sacrifice hlts-Dulbcrt. kIlIfer
stolen Kilhtor. Ha~yn-. schneider.
Double ulays-Mu'wItI. una.sis'ed. H"-zog
and Mollwitz. UnLnlrcs-Rlglor and Eason.
Time hour and 80 minutes
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Everybody il picking on the Yankees
nor up, beat them yesterday afternoon
10y a score Of I to /. Vance, who won
his spurs a week ago, was the victim
Of the assault. He lacked control That
led to his downfall.
Evans singled with one out In the
second inning and advanced when
Wamby grounded to rUpp oNedI
Walked so lid Garrett. Wilie's hii to ,,t;
scored Evans and D'Nc1il Another ruU
in the third inning came to Cleveland
when Roth got a Hfc on Hlumauu's mis-
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NJ Irittsburg.

N.,-,I - II IT T
PIttshurg ,Fl.1. 0o0oUooOl1=a . a
Ratt'rlrs-Moriu. ka'-er'ing and Rari-
d"n. Rore", Dickson and O.Conuor and
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Oakland. e., los Angeles, !
vernon. ), salt Lax"
san Francisco. ., Portland
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BROOKLYN F H. CHICAGO p L.

'B't'"d for Falkcuhcrs IN tho ninth inning
Brooklyn ........... % f.. O. a
CHICAGO .......... u q q % q % .
Run, Chlca-o. Flack. Xwll1rug. Fischer
Si'rlh"r hi Ma-cn stolen base Xwillins
Two has" hlts Nni'rsnn Nyrrs. Fischer. =
tlrst base on halls m Falkcuher.. / on
Bailey, . struck ogt Bv Falkcnbcrg = hy
hilItN II ' mplr,s FInncrau AID WCstcr
Welt Time / hour and 20 minutes
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NJ II. Louis.

Buntlr lFI.l..... lOn0OUOnn. = a
st Louis ~ N.... UN9OlOON. a
B't.'iie~-Ihmko Mtr-htI and BAR.
Davenport ami Hartley.
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btSEBNi.t. TO-DAY, . games first game
20 l. VI New York Americans VS.. CIeNr.
land, POLO Grounds. Admission 5Oc.-.tdu.
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.


Chicago. g hfNUk.Nu.
rIt'shurc . Newark. I 80 Innings.
IT Louis. q. Hufl''. T.
klm.Ls I-,A- = k.-.l....-
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LAST DODGER HOPE
SHATTERED BY REDS
Cincinnati Takes Second Game
of ScrirS-LoScrs RunlcSS in
All But Onc Inning.
DISMAL SCORE Is : TO )

The Brave. c,.mh.d back into second
place .u ''' National League standing
by -lUit.ul out i.'t burg yesterday.
Cincinnati. beat Br,okiyu chicago
broke oven N q double header with the
roccmah.u- rl.lics The cubs ard
G:nu,. a.o row tied for tn" cellar cham
piousulr
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cleveland. a. \cw York. I
-. Louis. = Boston. 4.
Washington. II. Detroit, &
chicago. =. Philadelphia . tnrs, game
chicago. - Philadelphia. . tsocon
game.
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CipturU no. O.. Brprs. o.. .
Tuafur. p~lt'sburg. q.
Chir,gp %. Philadelphia, o ,nrs' game,
Philadelphia. q. chicago. @ ts"rorb game
!UINH" darkness.
n.t.II.a stapdInv Of the CIuba
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-01-01
GLEN FLORA
ecial Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
DR.. O'Connor was here on business
Tuesday.
Dennie Shroupka was down from
KEENAN, Friday.
Miss Nellie Freestone returned to
her home at Barron Friday.
Arthur Nelson of Eau Claire, spent
Christmas at his home here.
A c. Holden left Monday on a
business trip to MenCmonie.
Mr. and Mrs. Sylvester Shaw came
up from Ladysmith Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Holden left Monday for
q few days visit with relatives at
Eau Claire
Lawrence Youngquist, who has
been visiting at the P M. Olson
home for some time, returned to his
home at North Branch, Mimi, Tues
day
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-01-01
ALONG THE GATES ROAD
,acia1 CorraSnOndnnca

Herman Corr, of the town of Grant
was in our neighborhood Sunday.
Miss Grace Woodbury. went home
last Friday for two-weeks vacation.
A program was given at the Boyer
school Christmas Eve, which was
largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs Earl McCabe and
son, Lawrence, spent Christmas with
Mrs. H. S. Bovey.
Master Paul Bovey is spending the
holidays with his cousin, Lawrence
McCabe at COnrath.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Boyer spent
Christmas in Ladysmith with Mr.
and Mrs. w. D. Smiley.
Herman Koch, of Waukesha, is the
guest of his sister, Mrs A. Wellhaus-
en-, at Valley View Farm.
Miss Marino Ingraham and Clifton
Woodbury. attended the program at
the Boyer school Christmas Eve.
Mr. and Mrs R. j. farrell and
family spent Christmas in Ladysmith
with Mr.. and Mrs. J. A Michaelson.
Miss Selma Wellhausen, of Hart
land, Wis, is spending a few weeks
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Wellhausen.
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APOLLONiA
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Lois Siglin spent her vacation with
home folks.
Mr.. Debbs arrived, here from Kan
sas recently, to visit his family.
Miss Alma Berger, of st. Paul, ar
rived home Christmas and Will re-
turn the latter part of this week.
Ernest Doughty and wife and Ar
chic Doughty, of Ladysmith, ate
Christmas dinner with home folks.
Mrs. Ernest Hayden left last week
to spend the holidays with relatives
at Elkhorn and other points in Wis
consin.
Arthur Berger left last Monday
for Ridgeland, to visit at the EN-
merson home. He will return the
last of the week
The teachers left for their respec-
tive homes last week, Miss Sheldon
to Richland Center, and Miss Oelsch-
Jaeger to Green Leaf.
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Galley LAKE
special Correspondence.


Quite a number of people here
have la grippe.
A fine Christmas entertainment
was given by our school.
Mr.. Terp is suffering with blood
poison in one of his arms.
Will Hart, of Chicago, was a Wis
itor at R. J. Caley's last week.
r. A. Austin, of Council Bluffs, Ia,
called at I. J. Atwood's Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs Fred Austin were
callers at l. j. Atwoods Monday
evening.
Charles Hines, of Fairmont, Mimi
came UP to spend Christmas with the
Lew Wagner family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Ward, Perley
Struchen and Mr.. and Mrs Verne At
wood spent Christmas with the
Servings
Ed Stall and I. j. Atwood were
out Tuesday soliciting donations for
the M. E. church to be built here
the coming summer.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS
Warranty Deed

Lewis Wagner and wife to Burr A.
Purney and wife, ME- NV 20-34-7..
Paul Piper and wife to E. M. Hoag,
part of lot 8, 1916 49,. 49,. -.
John Jez and wife to John Lindoo,
part of lot 4, 3-34-6 80. -.
John Lindoo and wife to John Jez,
part of lot 5, Sec. 3-34-6 49,. 49,.
John Lindoo and wife to Mantellate
Sisters of the Servants of Mary
part of lot 4, 3-34-6 80. -. -.
Joseph Hofbauer to Hardwood Land
& Imp. Co., Sc NV 2O-36-9 West.
G. G. Gobar, Adm. to Daniel Fox,
lot 16, blk. 6, Otis Add to Apollonia
The F. j. Otis Co. to Daniel Fox,
part of lot IS blk. 6, Otis Add to
Apollonia 80. 80. ....... ....
John Young, SIP. Guardian to Celes-
tie. M McNall.y, lot 5, blk. 4, Men
asha Wooden Ware Co.'S Add to
LadySmith -. 80. -. 80.
VIM Czekalski and wife to ]. c. But
ger, lots 80, 81, 80, blk 4, Weyer-
naeuSer $50.
C. W. Page and wife to L. c. Streat-
er, NV NV 24-34-6 49,. 80. .....
j. L. Gates Land Co. to JOS Fisher,
sc Sc 20-34-6 West -. 80. -.
Geo. W. Kuck and wife to C. A.
Porter, VIE NV 1854 80. -. :.
NJ w. Conry and wife to F. E. Du
roe, sw ne, NV Sc, ne Sc 32-35-7W
James F. Mitchell, widoWer to Gus
thus ]. Mitchell ct al lot 2, blk.
5, Menasha Wooden Ware Co.'s Add
JOS. Burns and wife to j. A Mich
aelson, lots l and 2, blk. 2 of
Deans Subdivision of part CT lot
G. of Sabin's Revised Plat to La
dysmith -. -. 80. -. -.
Lester j. Clark and Media Clark to
Minnie Vorce, lot and ME- Of lot
5, blk 4, Weyerhaeuser 80. 80.
Ellingson Lumber Co. to Nora L.
Williamson, n1a NV, Sc NV 2, 35-
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An Enjoyable Evening

An evening of rare enjoyableness
was that spent Tuesday, at the fine,
hospitablo home of Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Carter, on Thirdst east. 1t was
what might perhaps be termed a re-
union of number of resident, and
at present nonresident, social chums;
and, what with the enjoyment of the
elegant lupcheon, sprightly and en-
PERTAINING conversation, and living
again the halcyon days of former
association, the hours all too quick
ly sped.
Ladysmith ladies and gentlemen
present were Mr. and Mrs. w. Moore,
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Tunison, Mr.. and
Mrs. Hugh Gown, Mr. and Mrs Glen
Carter, Mrs. Van Horn, Mrs. Eta
Sabin, Floyd Sabin, Miss Mae Car
ter and Mr.. and Mrs Frank Gown.
The guests from out of town were
Mr.. and Mrs. Raleigh Sabin, Cheno-
weth, N. Dakota; Mr. and Mrs. Ivan
Lepley, Knapp; Mr.. and Mrs. Cor
win Sabin, Chetek; and Miss Fay
Carter, Union Center.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Helm enter
ing, in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Peet-
er, of Austin, MINI. Eight guests
were present. Mr.. and Mrs. PETER
returned home Thursday, after Wis
iting here a week.
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Marriage Licenses

The following marriage licenses
We're issued by tie county clerk the
past week:
Gerald Keith to Harriet Cole, both
of Rusk, Dec. 81.
Herbert Campbell Bruce to Blanche
Cagely, Big Bend, Dec. o.
Ray Kelley to Matilda Johnson,
both of Weyerhaeuser, Dec 26.
E. Archie Carpenter, New Hamp-
ton, Iowa, to Pearl e. Sherwood,
Ingram, Dec 26.
Fred Willard Scott, Ladysmith, to
Beatrice Burgess, Tony, Dec e.
John Letso, Silver Hill, Ala, to
Eva Netowski, Ladysmith, Dec. %.
Rudy Donnerstag, Rhinelander, to
Alice Mckee, Ladysmith, Dec 80.
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that it was built in 1883. That was
the year the SEQ Line was built from
Turtle Lake to Bruce, and this ho-
tel, which was known as the Sham
rock, together with the Walker Ho-
tel, was built that year. The land
lord of the Shamrock was John Nc
Gee and Mr.. Stanley tells us that
he did a flourishing business. The
following year the 500 was extend
ed to Deer Tail-Bruce News Letter.
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Rusk County Landmark

With the passing Of the old log ho-
tel on the north side, which is now
being torn down by d. Macarthur,
this paper has tried to find out It's
history. Authorities differ, and we
have been told the hotel was built
anyway from 1872 to 1886. j. E.
Stanley, who is one of the few old
settlers left who were here when the
hotel was built, tells us this week
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NOTICE

Lot owners are hereby notified
that all snow end ice must be re-
moved from sidewalks in front of
their premises within II hours after
accumulation thereon. If not so re-
moved, it will be removed by the
city, and the expense charged against
the premises.
ct STREET DEPARTMENT.
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RESPONSIBLE PARTY to store new
upright piano for manufacturers
agent during winter months. Ample
reason given upon request. Piano
would also be sold cheap and on
easy terms. Apply Mr. KAY HAS
SELBALCH, care of General Deliv-
cry, Ladysmith Wis. it,
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Notice

The first annual meeting of the La
dysmith Cooperative Creamery Co.
will be held in the training school
building Saturday, Jan 8, commencing
at 1 o'clock sharp.
The directors meeting will be held
at 9:C0 a. m. the same day
1t J. A. SCHMIDT, Mgr.