Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30
ingram and Vicinity

L. f. Decker is visiting at points in
Ohio.
x. NJ. McDermid visited friends in
Ingram Monday.
W. Il. Arnold was a business caller
in Ladysmith this week.
Ed Roultau has returned to Park
Falls where he is employed
W. Il. Smith, of Viroqua, visited
friends in Ingram Saturday.
Martin Fogarty and family motored
over from Ladysmith Sunday
DR.. O'Comor, OF Ladysmith, made
Il professional call here Monday.
Clifford Johnson is now employed on
| the Curtis Stock Farm in Ingram.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. G. Blood motored
to Glen Flora Tuesday afternoon.
Walter Corbet of Ladysmith, was
business caller i'll Ingram Friday
~ IL. Bragdon, of Ladysmith, called
on his brother, Patrick, here Sunday.
Percy Collier, of Bruce, who has been
working here, returned home this week.
&. ID. Waite, of Jump River, trans
acted business III Ingram Wednesday.
dysmith, were callers in Ingram this
week
y. Ritchey, of the Fame Canning
Co, was a caller in Ingram Monday
evening.
There is a crew of men at work on
the highway between Ingram and
Hawkins.
Several from here attended the
dance at Cedar Rapids town hall Sat
urday evening
I. NJ. Thomas and wife, of Lady
smith, mOtOred out to Ingram and re-
turned Saturday.
Ed Radiller, who is employed in
mill at Park Falls, spent the weekend
ut his home here.
Nh and Mrs. VIM. Harmon. of
Hawkins, visited here at the home of
her parents, Sunday.
Mrs. S SAMPLER, OF Omro. Wis. is
visiting at the home of her son, C. J.
Samphier. in Ingram.
Fl. f. Vanderbilt and wife, and Mr.
Sampson and wife, of Eau Claire, were
callers in Ingram Tuesday.
HeintZ Bros. ana crew of men from
Rib Lake were here this week looking
after their business interests.
McsSrS. j. f. Curtis and James
Chambers and families attended the
pageant at Rice Lake last week.
Alex Turcott. of i}loOmer, is visiting
friends in Ingram this week Mr.. Tur-
colt was formerly resident here.
Fred Gates will leave soon for Cleme
Iowa, whore he will spend month
looking after his business interests.
Mrs. 7. L. Clark and daughter, Mar
guerite. of Appleton, are visiting at the
home of Mrs. Mary Clark. this week.
MesdameS Henry Darlington, f. w.
Beard and S. d. Sherwood, spent
Wednesday afternoon in Ladysmith.
Mrs. L. G. Blood has returned from
weeks visit in Minneapolis She was
accompanied by her brother, Lynn
Paul.
Frank NJ. Covert. of Milwaukee, who
is connected with the American Elk
change National Bank, of Milwaukee, |
was Il business caller here this week |
Chris Kaiser has moved one of his !
barns and rcmOdelled his other farm
buildings, so that he now has fine, |
up-tO-date dairy barn and hay barn
in connection.
The new set of buildings are now
about completed on the Peter Lessard |
farm north of town. Mr.. Lessard will
have a nice place and modern farm
WI hon If iC mi
There have been several land seekers
in and around Ingram during the past
few days. The men who have pur-
chased farms here this spring are go
ing to move in with their families this
fall
The members Of the program com
mittcc for the next community meet |
ing are: Mrs G.. II. Wirth A. O. St |
Clair and NJ. w. Perry. The date for
the meeting will be Friday evening,
August 6.
From all indications there will be an
excellent crop of small grains this
year The weather for the past few