Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-05-28
INGRAM
Special Correspondence

Z. III. Shafer was caller III Lady
smith this week.
Mrs w b. Barnett, of Hawkins Wis
tied at the st. Clair home in Ingram
this week.
A. Tague, one of our new farmers, at
tended the Guernsey stock sale at Bar
ron Monday.
The McFarlane store is now selling
ice cream and they soon will install a
soda fountain.
\. Lacaire returned this week from
Chippewa Falls, where he received med
zeal treatment.
Mrs f. w Beard and daughter,
Rachael, had dental work done in La
dysmith Tuesday
The new restaurant will soon be
ready for business under the manage
ment of Charles Russell.
Walter COrbet, of Ladysmith, shipped
a carload of young stock to Ingram this
week to put out on pasture.
Master Robert Pomroy has been
seriously sick for the past few days.
He is much improved at the present
time.
A. Fl. BragdOn & Son, of Ladysmith,
have rented a house in the village and
will conduct a scrap iron and junk
business here.
l.. ]. Wilbert and family mOtOred to
Holcombe Wednesday in his new Bris-
c0e touring car. which was delivered to
him this week.
Mrs John e Curtis and children,
Evelyn and Cornelius, returned this
week. after spending the winter at Los
Angeles. Calf.
Miss Frye. who has been visiting at
the home of her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. C. 7. Geary. returned to her home
in Fort Wayne, Indiana, Tuesday.
The local cheese factory reports the
best run of business that it has ever
had. The factory is operating full
blast and is enjoying a fine patronage.
The members of the EpwOrth League
will serve refreshments in the form OF
ice cream and cake on Friday evening,
June 4th. All are invited to be present.
Leslie Peterson, of Lake Mills, Iowa,
who purchased a farm here last fall,
has arrived in Ingram and will soon
commence operations on his new farm.
W. b. Arnold visited in LadySmith
Tuesday. He reports that Clifford
Johnson is progressing III fine shape
and will soon be able to return home.
w. C. Roseberry, cashier of the In
gram State Bank, attended the Rusk
county bankers meeting and banquet
1T the Baker Hotel in Ladysmith, Fri
day.
Joseph McDermid and family have
moved from Ingram to Ladysmith.
Mr.. McDermid is student in veter-
mary college in Chicago and spends
his vacations here.
The NJ. f. Ladies' Aid Society was
entertained at the b. 3. Spalding home
on Thursday afternoon. Several OF the
towns people took advantage of Mrs,
Spalding's kind invitation and enjoyed
an excellent supper.
Mrs. f. W. Crane who has been
visiting here for some time, and daugh-
ter Agnes. who taught in the local
highschool left Monday for Grand Rap
ids. Wis, where they will spend por-
ton of their vacation.
TT. MorehOuse. of HiXtOn. Wis. who
recently spent a few days looking over
Rusk county farm lands, writes to in
form us that Rusk county looks good
to him and he and his family will move
to Ingram as soon as the railroad can
give them cars to ship here.
A. r. White. of Klennen. Iowa, who
purchased $40 acres of land here last
fall visited in Ingram this week. He
will return again this fall with his fam
ily. Fred Gates. one of our prosper
ous farmers who recently moved here
from Iowa. returned with Mr.. White
for a short visit.
Messrs. Z. G. Blood, A. O. st. Clair,
w. c. Roseberry and B. A. Grunseth
were callers in Glen Flora Wednesday
evening. They were representatives
from Ingram who were delegated to
confer with the commercial club COM
mittee of Glen Flora. relative to the
organization of a rural telephone COM
pany.
J. f. Lee Stewart. director Of the
Rusk County Million Dollar Land
Clearing Contest, spent two days this
week in our district of the county.
There are thirty registrations in the
contest from this district and all of
them are doing excellent work. If
these men are a representative group
of the contestants throughout the coun-
ty we certainly can make outsiders set
up and take notice.
Atty. Glenn Fl. Williams, of Lady
smith. attended joint meeting of the
committees from Ingram and Glen