Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-05-07
INGRAM
Special Correspondence

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u. II. Hagen transacted business III
Ladysnnth Wednesday.
Waiter Richer, of Ladysmith, is Wis
1ting- i'll Ingram this week.
/ j. r. McFarlane was a business Wis
! itof III Ladysmith Tuesday
Mrs. Is. a. Grunseth visited with her
mother IN Minneapolis this week.
III. a. Grove and family motored to
Ladysnltil and spent the day Monday.
several OF our young folks attended
| the dance i'll Hawkins Saturday even
ing.
Fuel Darlington purchased several
| neau OF steers from Louis Lessard this
| week.
j. &. McFarlane, who has been quite
sick, is much improved at the present
| time.
The roads III our vicinity are improv-
ing ana will soon be in fine shape for
travel
Fred Radiker sold fine team of dap
pie gray horses to Joe Borntrager re-
ENTITY.
Mrs. j. E. McDermid and Miss Nina
Barnett were visitors III Hawkins Sat
urday.
5. ID. Sherwood is moving onto his
farm which he recently purchased south
Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. J. Samphier were
hosts TO motor party enroute to Hawk
ms Sunday.
Iva. Ia Poll I'll,
McFarlane spent Wednesday evening
in Ladysmith
Mr. and Mrs. c. T. Geary entertained
number OF friends at their home Sat
urday evening
Ed Richardson, editor of the Glen
village Monday.
Matt Edgar, county surveyor, and
crew of men are working north of the
village this week.
Miss Anna Burce, who is teaching in
the Hawkins schools, spent the week
end at her home III Ingram.
The old wooden sidewalks are being
torn I'D and the work Of grading for the
new walks will soon commence
The j. f. Curtis farm lands here are
being plOWed and seeded with tractor
power this season. Mr. Curtis has a
Cleveland tractor
The spring season always calls for
long hikes, fishing trips and marsh
mallow roasts. The symptoms are
much IN evidence here
The Improvement League which was
recently organized by the ladies of In
gram and vicinity, held meeting at
the Clark home Wednesday afternoon. |
We are strong for a town called
Ingram (Rusll county. WISCONSIN,
All residents OF the town will be glad
to meet YOU. Come in and help us
boost.
Several of our farmers are going to
try the pickle business this season. Our
soil is well adapted to the growing OF
cucumbers and good results can be ex-
pected
c. G. C0vell, chief craftsman at the
car shops of the c. st. p. NJ. & o. Ry. |
at Hudson. Wis. visited in Ingram this
week, Friday and Saturday, guest of
W. c. ROseberry.
Ingramites Club held a very inter
esting meeting Wednesday evening of
this week. They have several matters
relative to civic improvements that
they are planning on.
Louis Gagnon shipped two carloads
of hay to Chicago this week. Mr..
Gagnon was fortunate in having sew
eral tons OF his last years crop on hand
which he sold at an excellent price.
Several and variable are the stories
connected with the fishing parties that
have been held lately. But in all due
respect to the lovers of the sport, we
must say that several good catches have
been made this season.
THE law of worthy life is funda-
mentally the law of strife. 1t is only
through labor and painful effort, by
grim energy and resolute courage, that
we move on to better things" Join
the Rusk County Million Dollar Land
Clearing Contest and do your bit.
J. f. Lee Stewart, director Of the
Rusk County Million Dollar Land
Clearing Contest, will spend a portion
of the week in our district of the cOun-
ty. This district comprises the town
ship of Richland and those parts of
Lawrence. Cedar Rapids and South
Forks Included by extending the east
and west boundaries of the township
Of Richland due north and south.
Messrs. Ed and Fred Radiker re-
turned this week from st. J0seph's hos
pital in Chippewa Falls, where they
both recently underwent operations for
appendicitis. There seemed to be a
queer coincidence connected with these
cases they both were taken sick at the
same time. removed to the hospital. OPP
Grated upon. returned to their homes
in the same length of time and when
discharged from the hospital, both of
the brothers weighed one hundred and
forty-two pounds, each.
Wednesday, being a bright and sunny
day. several of the residents were forced
to wear colored glasses as they had re-
solved to see the aeroplane or know the
reason. There seemed to be a big series
of ODiniOnS as to lust what the eycllr=