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METAL MARKET

WV YORK. sept 2s.-Thc metal
eAcnitngc quotca lead $500. Spcitcr nor
or tbB
Copper nrm: ciccuolytic s1sa5.
IRON steady ana unchanged Metal
$4,000 J860.
"a london spot copper III; futures
4 !, ~ electroiytic go. ios. Spot TN fi5t.
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INV YORK, sept gs.-NcrcanfIe
esesgeG 49,; stsrling. % day bills.
estsos oeinand 400; cables. s.lizs.
Marks. demand. s3a aablcs. sf rir6s
demand. e.2ff cables, 6.26. Ilublre do-
lnanu. s4A cables, hftA Har silver
fta. Mexican dollars. asis. Govern
ment bonds steady. Railroad bond.
Etruug.
Time loans steady. 90 days. alRrn
u!inE rate, last loan. =. closinr
uLl. . nmnr.I .I /.
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soHIFFLER ls TRusrrE.

Attorney A. c. Schiller has been
named trustee for II. Polltis. bank
rupt confectloner A meeting was
held yesterday morning ON Referee o.
W. Cummins' office Thirty creditors
were represented.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-Wet weather
that put a stop TO threshing in the
northwest had a good deal 10 do with
bringing about an advance today in the
wheat market here. Prices closed strong
l = ! = TO &c net higher. with Decem-
per AT s5e q IS &c and May at 9SA "
se-sc hlgher The outcome In corn
and IN oats from sc off to I. e up. PRO
visions finished the same as last night
to 25c higher
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FINANCIAL.
Bank of Ohio Valley
HHEehL-Iao. ". VA
Resources over One Miilion
DOllarh
RAXB e. on Tunxn DEPoHrTm

Iine graduated sf.90; diamond A sf.so.
eonIecuoners tf-sO, No. i 1856.
Later the near months declined i'm
sympathy with the weakness In fbe Re-
lueq sugar market. The closing was
go ciy steady six points lower 10 -Four
Us HeI- safes 1890 tons. December sagT.
NIaIch W.. Nay $500. July la-nk
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ADMITTED TO PRACTICE.

CHARLESTON ". Va. sept Is
Attorneys John o. Chaliice and W.
T.. Welborn. both OF Roanoke. Va.
we're today admitted 90 practice De-.
fore the supreme Court OF Appeals
Of West virginia
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Cash quotations were: Wheat. No :
red. 5000 LOS. No red. 95cd8l.O0:
No: red. 500 35c: No. hard. yI.Os = y
Corn--No. yellow. 6siz d69ikc
Oats-No white. 3fia q SIC; stand
ard. asa, a3sLsc.
pork-Sl3.2b.
Lard-3S.32
Ribs-tss2a 925.
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CHICAGO. Sept. 2S.-Hogs-R Receipts,
3 900: unsettled. Bulk. S7.SOHS2s.
light f7.65us.45. mixed S6.g5nS.f5,
heavy. &6.6b ~ $50. rough, f6.65 $50.
pigs. $4,000 $50.
Cattle-keceipts. 5000. firm. Native
beef cattle. $50 q 1910; western steers.
S6.50N SIS. cows and hclfers. $4,000
SIS; calves $500 1875.
Sheep-Receipts. $4,000. hrm. Weth-
lambs. $1,000 g.2b.
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sUaAR 1AnHrr.

WV YORK. SEPT rr. Unar -a..-
.te1dy Ccntrifural f1Tsna ~. nroi-sel.
..thf a.lat refined quiet. uncnanrrf fo
iEe points lower rHt loaf 81 %. crush
mould a $3.50 cubes fFI6.
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W. q. common books close Sept 70
10 per cent dividend payable oct l.
Nl)-Labelle preferred books close
Sept, is. 10 dividend payable oct. LIST.
q. lz)-lmpertal Glass co. books close
sept goth, y - dividend payable Oct /.
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FINANCE

NEW YORK. Sept. 2s.--In its speeu-
lauNe aspects, most other considera-
lions being lacking today's market COW
cred what has come To be regarded as
familiar ground. Specialties, mainly
those deriving prOfits fro mwar con-
tracts. assembled TO higher levels. "A few
scoring extraordinary gains. only to
lose them in large part with startling
rapidly. Trading was on a larger and
broader scale than yesterdays memoir
able session. Advtces from Chicago
pointing TO an early announcement OF
the terms OF the anglo French credit
gave added strength 10 the list. In
the hnal dealings. however. the weight
OF increased offerings overcame the mar
kets digestive powers and many large
gains were reduced. while others were
changed TO moderate losses.
Railroads were again under intermit-
tent restraint some leading issues be-
Ing lower BY one to two points. Total
sale amounted TO 1880 600 shares. the
largest volume OF business, according 10
available data. since the days tmnedi-
ately preceding the war.
chief among the days new records
was Baldwin Locomotive which al its
maximum Of i5Uh showed a gain OF
s6n. but closed At a net advance or
i4h,, General Motors up 10 10 375,
bethlehem Steel at 500 and Pressed
steel Car at 13A. United States
steel with an overturn OF 155,OOU
shares. closed at 7S2. a loss Of y.
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Petroleum.

OIL CITY. Pa. sept 2s-Credit bal
ancef. gi7o Runs. $685.. average.
$3.50. shipments. s9.2s1. average.
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INV YORK. Sept es acofrrs ufo
~. !. ESQ. Luturoa steady December
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PITTSBURGH. Pa. sept 2S.-Cattie.
steady. supply light. Choice. 5000
9.25. prime. $3.50 300.
Sheep-Stc9dy; supply light Prime
50. 50g 100: lambs. 5000 $50; veal
calves S120oQ12.5O.
HOgs-Steady. receipts light. Prime
heavies $3.50. mediums and heavy
workers.. $3.50 $50 light workers.. Ss.sb
2 SIS; pigs. ts25 n 500; roughs. $3.50
n 200.
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Logan a Bryaa's Closing stock Letter.

NEW YORK. sept. 2S.-Intense ex-
ement prevailed In the Industrial de-
partment throughout the session. The
-. lions Baldwin upset things
somewhat In the afternoon. The rails
as a rule close da shade lower. but gains
were quite frequeat in other directions
We believe that later on the wisdom OF
accepting pronts on the current upturns
vii be amply justified. as the present
hysterical buying wave will probably
subside as quickly as the same devei-
oped.
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FonnToH nroHAHou

LpNuDN sept lh..Har silver. agr.f
rer ounce Money aHnf nrr rrrf uI
.eSi r6r.. mS5, e'''' Aig gsr
cent
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LOCAL STOCKS


WHEELING ISL So. Sent "a .r.
lauE Quo.auon List 20 tHs wheeling
stuCE IHrnHnrr.
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In second hour but there was a ogod
recovery, Some OF the traders predict
ed usually yesterdays reaction but the
speciaitiess how no signs OF weakening.
railroad stocks were not so buoyant to-
DAY. copper stocks are now generally
regarded as offering great opportuni-
ties for the future.
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j. II. wainwright. with Hornpfower a
Weeks. says: The violent advance IN
BALDWIN has done much to hurt the
market. 1 would not let the advance
such as we have just had In Baldwin
influence In buying the industrials. This
- time TO clean up and not begin bull
campaign Keep selling long industrials
and you will be In position TO buy them
back later.
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New York Curb Markets.

WHEELING. W. Va. sept "a. 10.
Reported ~ =. r.. Naateu q Co. T.. r.
Brand. manager. members New YORK
Stock Exchange.
Industriais. ETC. Hid. / AL.
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Total shares: l.s3I.OO shares.
1D--'Ex. Dividend Ia ex-rights.
Bonds S5,73I,OOO.
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New York Stock Exchange.

WHEELING. W. Va. sept. rs. rs.
Range OF active stocks on the New
ork stock Exchange. corrected daily by
a. u. Masten & Co. brokers.
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NEW YORK. Sept. 2S.--f.oEan &
1 Bryan says: The pace established dur
. ing the past few sessions has been very
rapid and inasmuch a. bulls are now IN
possession OF fairly good lines OF long
stock. a slowing down process wouio
seem to be in order.
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NEW YORK. Sept 2s-J. s. Bache
x 90. says; The market continued very
active prices were well up 10 Moudav'-
Closing IN most cases. Baldwin WAC
the feature. opening 60 points higher
az lZu. ~ gradually worked IN 10 100 ~
when some realizing on volume was
Iqet F,iladelnhia has general impress
ION that buying or the common stock
~ TOT control. LackuWanna Steel Re
public Iron A. Steel were both strong
and fairly active. Colorado Fuel WIS
lak"n On all recessions bv couHdrnt
purchasers and finally rose above 81
tiItei N-rtnern ore. Slosa-ShofIeId ana
"tes Cast Iron Pipe aud Dis
~ities 1li made good Gains
hfr, 600 7nd realizing COM
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JOSEPH says; Copper shares must
soon reach new high levels. Those VINO
missed the war brides" NAV well nav
attention 10 the red metals Consola-
ton prizes OF great value await them
Ihe coalers, including Reading and lie.
hlgh Valley. are certain 10 redeem
themselves with glory. and General
Electric will shine brilliantly. sub
marines and tobacco products on curb
are very excellent. American LOcomo-
tive Is still very good. II is as certain
20 sell at 50 as anything can be-. Corn
Products should be bought.
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Pittsburgh Stocks.

WHEELING. W. Va. Sept. IS 'i5.
The active Pittsburgh stocks corrected
iaily BY A. l.. Masten A. Co. bank. rs
md brokers. National Exchange Bank
STOCKS. Bid Ask.
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Stocks: 6.0i5 shares.
Boston Copper Stocks.
WHEELING, W. Va. Sept. IS. rs.
Corrected BY A. y. Aaasten a. Co mem
bcrs Boston Stock Exchange. No aga
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh. Pa
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Etocks. open. IHlgbl Low CLOSE
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-20
FRANCIA

PARIS. D!ciem5re 1S.-La sig~ien
- comuaicaci0n Official fue publicada
&noche por el Ministro de Ia Guerra:
-Dvran.e ell d.a de hoy Sc Ia sos
.eniGo IN violento cahoneo en- cast
todo ei freHte de batalla. En- BGlgica
! Ell el Artois, nuestra artilleria, ayu-
dada Dor Ia arti.Ieria ingleSa. hizo III
5Iego terrible sohre las u~iEcneras
enenigas causando grandes destro-
-os en- elias, : obligando en- algunas
=~acciones a los alemanes a abando-
aarias. NuaSlros soldadoS Sc approve
rharon de las veHtajas que les pro-
ao~rcion6 este ataque. emprendiendo
"io;e7ta ofeasiva que terminaron con
sa-gas 4 n bayoneta, Y ap~oderandose
e aquclias trincheras cue dsjaba e.
,2en:go.
En IA Champagne Y Al orienre de
AassireS, nueStros canoneS acalla-
ron = = &r-il!eria enemiga que nos
2taco con singular violencia.
En- n region de Ia .Argona, n nor
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iiactri.linck.

te de Malincourt, destruimos un con-
voy aleman con an ~borhardeo de
nueStra artil!eria. En- Los EpargeS,
' en- Ia region de lie Bots lie Pretre.
tambien trabajaron con eXito nues-
tros ca1ones. Dos de nuestros aero
pianos e~nca~gados de bombardear las
poSiciones enemigas. arrojaron bonn
las sobre Ia estaci6n de Metz Ca
Ions, durante Ia noche del Is al II
. Diciembre.
En- todas las demas parties donde
operan fuerzaS nuestras, la situaci6n
no ma cambiado, nj han ocurrido &C
clones dignas de m~encionarse an este
intornc Official.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-20
Diccionaxio Manual
Enc;clopedico

Este Diccionario de la lengua
caStellana es ell mas complete y
moderno. Esta ilustrado con
mas de 5000 grabados en- ne
gro y en- dolores, mas de ESQ
mapas, cientos de retratos de
hombres celebres, edificios y
monumentos hist0ricos de to-
das parties del mundo, etc. Els
ell mejor de los enciclopedicos
manuales y solo vale
$500 eli ejemplar.
aaganse los pedidos acompe-
nado de su importe, a:
4 E. LOZANO.
GOT Dolorosa st.
San Antonio, Texas.
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PERFEcT0 SEcRETagIG
MEYicAH0

HcGelos &c cartas f~smiliareE, &.
soc;edaa, comerciales y Smorosss.
C~ontiale adem&s i hsrmoss colec.
ion de persaraientos en- prosn ,
yerso para tarietas postales, lengusie
3e las flores, frutas, etc, = vE,ios
modelos de cartas para pedimentos de
catrimonio.
z! "ferfccto Secset2rio Mexicsno'
a 81 mejoc Ebro en- Sc genera De loo
,uhTcados hasta el ola.
VALE 30 CENTAVCS.
sijEse g..
IGYACso 2. LOLAmG.
~ ~iinia-0s. St~--Sar iu+nn:a. To
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NOtjcias oficiaIes
de Ia guerra
ALEMANIA

BERLIN. Diciemhre lS.-El intor-
ne cficial de hoy eSta concebido en-
los s~iguierreS tcrminos:-Teatro oc-
cideata, &c n guerra: 4, sureStc dc
Armentieres. m pequeNo cestaca-
rrento irglas logro tomar algunas de
IS p~osiciones que Ell esd region te-
nemos, por Sorpresa. pero repuestas
he ella. nues.~as tropas. abrieron
.ieso sobre el enemigo, y lograroa
ii<persarlo enteramente ! hacer pri-
s.onera a una buena parte de ella.
Mas al sur, fue frustrado III inten-
TO Darecido de otro Gestacamento in
res. are. = l2 CUE parece estaba de
acuerdo con el prinero. pero en- es-
IA Ultima region no pudieron sorpren-
der q auestras tropas.
Por 10 demas, el resto de las ope-
-~aciones Sc ha reducido 4 dabiles
araques ae artilleria. comoates con
granadas de mano, y explosion de nj
rs.
Cieuto vcinte prisioneros kemos
,a.DturaGo en- estos e~ncuertros.
Tearro balkanico de IA guerra
Bjelopolle ha sido c~aptura"a despues
dc rudos combates. Mas De setecier-
.cs prision2ros fueron ca~p-urados en
ga acci5n. Todas las ~operaciones
:iguen progresando en- csc Jeatro De
~ pvcgr-.
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deSrmbarcada- hace POGO
tempo Ell Ay!ona van a ayudar a
los serbius y montenrgrinoS. en- otras
parties s. dice que 81 unlco objeto
- pro.eger dicho puerto IN III alta
4ue De los teutones que hace mucho
tempo a.njiciOnan una bas" en =!
Adriatico y aprovecharian IA opor-
lunidad para cstablrccrla.
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!. !. !. ). ;. !. = :: :. !. !. !.
! ST en- 81 pueblo no hay agente de !
= LA PRENSA. j.
= dediquese listed a vcnderis y OBJ +
= tcnGra magnificas uti!idades i
:. Escribanos y lie e~nviarcmos nues- +
! r condolences de venta =
: para los asentes. =
:. !. :. !. !. i :. !. :. :. :. \ !. :. Z !.
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Ell INGLES SIN MAESTRO
EN- 20 LECCIONES.

Esta obra, cuya mayor VEN
taja estriba en- tener la pro-
nunciaci6n figurada en- caste
llano, es una de las que mas
ell aprendizaje de lido
ingl6s. Tiene varias f6rmu-
las de conversation para la vi
ia diaria, y algun0s modelos
de cartas usuales.
Hay dos Ediciones:
A Ia rIstica 75c
Empastado en- tela ..S1.25
Pidase directamente ::
A E. z A
GOT polorosa St.
San Antonio. Tex.
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~EEnacio {. Lozsho.
sC7 Ooiorosa Ss.-Saa Antonio, lex.

- ysz-t ~ g., ysriGGirO ncNicsEO &
..zTo. ci-v- e.. ? o. .CS E>.2LoS tRitos,
6 Ss3 Z e E Gs3Cr esrr los sausct2H-
Sas
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-12-20

IN prenss pubiica tOdas las nOti-
cfss tai y como o " sin hacerle La
,sFAa q nadis."
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La INVASION
AMERICANA
EN- MEXICO. =
rETALLES CEAF!CGS DE LA
IONA DE VERACKUZ.

IONA DE VENACkUZ.
Frescos estan a6n los aconteci-
mientos del q de hbril de 1914,
fecha en-. que los u!a:nos america
nos, go 0r,!en del P~residentc VIII
son, to,.l,i0n ell heroico suelo We
racruzano. Compre usted Ell libro
titu!ado ia Invasion Americana
en- Mexico.--Deta!les graficos de
la toma de Vcracruz," en- ell cual
$50 fotografias lie ~enseharin gra-
ficamente los detalles de aouella
acci0n cue jamas olvidaremos los
meXicanos.
VALE so CENTAVOS
PIDASE
IGNACEO f.
COZ DoLoRosA ST.
SAN ANTONIO. TEXAS.
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Entered As serunG-rilSS matter Fehruar-
e, 1918. at the Pos.oErjcr g. %Gn Antonio.
TEX, uaGer The Acl OF March 3. is'g.
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LiegSE-
No. s-De Corpus Christi = Cart
20 springs .......... ass pm
IL. ne CorCus Christi q. =. 800 Az
gRlsa-
20. Para Corpus Christi ; &
--'-n Srr!n@- = % NJ
No. s-PSra Corpus Christi $4,000. S:3S PE3
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-15

three years ago and made use Of his
ability as a pianist by playing in
moving picture houses. The eXigen-
cies of war time cost him his last
position at Winnipeg and after weeks
of job hunting his straightened cir
cumstances brought him face to face
with enlistment as a means OF live
lihood He started east for Port
Arthur, riding blind baggage" and
finally, through badlymixed train
connections, he landed in Ladysmith
He displayed his musical talent on
the piano in Ellingboe's furniture
store Saturday, and seemed to have
a particular attraction for the pop
ular air when You're Long, Long
Way From Home" David left Sat
urday night for 'Saulte Ste. Marie
and if he enlists and goes to Eng
land for training he may once more
see the old gray haired mother wait
ing for her boy in the dearest spot
on EARTH" which to David now is the
old city of Manchester.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-15
. eoeeeeeeseeeeeoeeeeeeose,s e,s
NEWS OF THE CITY SCHOOLS {
BY ARIEL MCNALLEY

Thomas Robbins visited highschool
last Friday
Austin Churchill and Bryan Nalley
entered the Sophomore class this
week.
Mrs. w. S. Manning and Mrs. E.
Cardinal called at the highschool
Thursday
Miss Frances Anderson, of Ripon,
has enrolled in the highschool as a
Sophomore.
The fifth ward had fire drill
Thursday. The building was emptied
in / minute and 20 seconds.
Mrs. Lieberman, who is visiting
her daughter, Miss Georgiana, and
Mrs. r. Vilett visited school at the
fourth ward Wednesday,
The highschool faculty and Senior
class are making plans towards Civ
ing a Halloween party to all the
members of the highschool.
Last week change WAS made in
the kindergarten departments of the
schools. Miss Nelson was elected to
the position vacated by Miss Seidel
and now has charge of both kinder
gartens with half day sessions for
each.
Thursday afternoon meeting of
mothers OF the Kindergarten child
r2n was held in the new highschoOl
building which resulted in the Or
ganization of Mothers Club with
the following officers: President,
Mrs. R. e. Fillmore; vice-presidcnt,
Mrs. NJ r. Bell; secretary-treasurer,
Mrs. Robert Fritz The purpose Of
this club is to promote interest in
child study.
Two enthusiastic athletic associa-
ton meetings have been held with
in the past two weeks to elect Off
GERS for the ensuing year and at
tend to other important business
matters. A purchasing committee
Susan Lacy, Lee Stephenson, MISS
Walyoord and MIR. Woodworth-wa
appointed to buy basket ball suits
for the girls and other necessary
equipment. The officers of the IS
s0ciation are: President, Raymond
Portman; secretary, Lucille Hand;
and treasurer, Robert Jacobs. Harry
Sanders is yell-master and Jack Ry-
all property man. The association
this year has an enrolment of sixty
members.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-15
MARRIED AT HAWKINS

At the Norwegian Lutheran church
of Hawkins occurred the wedding of
Miss Inga Backen, Of this city, to
Thomas Haugsby, OF Hawkins, Sun
day afternoon at $3.50, Rev. r. o.
Running, OF Hawkins, officiating, the
pretty double ring ceremony being
used.
The bride was goWncd in white
silk and wore a veil with a wreath
Of orange blossoms. She carried g
large bouquet Of white roses. Her
bridesmaids, the Misses Emma Foude
and Nellie Nelson, the latter a
cousin of the bride, wore white
gowns Ole Backen, a brother of
the bride, and Matthew Haugsby, a
brother of the groom, were "best
men"
Following the ceremony, bounti-
full six O'Clock dinner was served at
the Ellingson Lbr. Co.'S farm in
honor of the occasion to ninety
guests. The rooms of the house
were decorated in green and white.
The newly-weds will make their
home on the Ellingson farm, whore
the groom is employed The bride
has been living with her brothers,
Ole and Peter Backen, on a farm
east of Ladysmith.
Miss Nellie Nelson, of Osceola,
Fred and Ole Haugsby, of Scandina-
via, were out Of town guests at the
wedding. Those who attended from
Ladysmith were: Mr. and Mrs. Mar
tin Backen and children, Peter and
Ole Backen, Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Rog-
ness, Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Johnson
and two daughters, Alice and Violet,
Mr.. and Mrs John Sands and son,
John Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. P. Peterson,
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Hovind and two
children, the Misses Anna Rockstad,
Nora Thompson, Bertha Jacobs and
Lena Sannes and Messrs. Haakon,
Heglund, Ben and John Lund
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-15
DEATH OF JAMES 3. WILLIAMS

James B. Williams, aged sc years
and 10 days, died about 1890
Wednesday morning of paralysis. He
was forced to take to his bed Sun
day, following a "stroke" that para
lyzed one side.
Deceased is survived by two sons,
G. R. Williams, of Lamoure, N. d.,
and D. D. Williams, of JanesVille
Wis, also by two daughters, Mrs
Geo. Thompson, Ada, Mich, and Mrs
H. H. Van Pool, Necedah, Wis.
The funeral was held Thursday af
ternoon from the residence of James
Hayes, where the deceased made his
home Rev. Birrell officiated, burial
being made in Riverside. Mr.. Will
Jams was a member of the G. A. r.
and members of this order and 9th
er patriotic societies escorted the
remains to their last resting place.
Mr.. Williams lived in Wisconsin
60 years and served as a private and
corporal in Co. G, 46th Regiment,
Wisconsin Infantry, He was born at
Harpersfield, Ohio.
Thus passes another of the brave
"boys in blue who responded to
their country's call in time of great
est need. The ranks of the veterans
arc thinning rapidly now
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-15
GIRLS RUN AWAY TO SEE CITY
Lure of the Bright Lights Soon
Wears Off and Thoy are Glad
to be Returned tc their
Homes

Three Sheldon girls, Daisy and
Eula Phillips and Margaret Sheppard,
who gave Ladysmith as their home,
took French leave" of their re-
spective. parental roofs one day last
week and spent a couple of days
taking in the sights of Superior
and Duluth.
The parents of the girls were al
most distracted when they could not
locate the straying daughters, but a
message to the Duluth police did the
work According to the girls, they
were more overjoyed than the par
ents upon being found and the
thoughts of home comforts were far
more alluring than the bright lights
of the city.
The girls fathers went to Duluth
and brought the errant daughters
back to Sheldon.