Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-06-18
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are visiting in Detroit.
Frank Harvey transacted business
in Ladysmith Monday.
Miss Myrtle Paul of st. Paul, Wis
tied III Ingram Sunday.
Fred Gates has returned from Iowa,
where he spent a week.
J. Fecteau and wife visited at Muk
wonagO. Wis, this week
A. B. Everts is visiting in southern
Minnesota for a few weeks.
Contractor Bruce, of Ladysmith, is
working in Ingram this week.
Miss Mildred Moore is employed as
telephone operator in Ingram.
Anton Gllnderson, Of Cameron, trans
acted business in Ingram Tuesday.
w. p. Arnold is spending a portion
of the week on business in Madison.
w A. Liebhardt, of Ladysmith. was
a business caller in Ingram Monday.
Joe McDermid, of Ladysmith, made
a professional call in Ingram Wednes-
day,
There was5a pleasing Children's Day
program given in the NJ Il. church Sun
day
Mrs. H. L. Sizer and children. of
SpringbroOk, are visiting at the Burce
home.
Mrs. ]. A. Boyer, of Ladysmith, Wis
| tied with her sister, Mrs w. s. Kutt,
Saturday.
Arthur Roller and wife. Of Wausau,
were guests at the Curtis home Sunday
and Monday
a carload Of Shetland ponies was
| shipped from the Curtis stock farm to
Wausau Monday
County Surveyor Matt Edgar was
| here with a crew of men this week on
official business.
Mesdames VIM Harmon and O.
| Tromm of Hawkins visited at the ].
| Gust home this week.
The dates for the land clearing
school have been placed as follows
June % 30 July /, >
| Messrs. S. II. Burce, NJ W. Perry
| and W. c. R0seberry were business
callers in Catawba Monday.
| The rain Monday and Tuesday was
a good boost for the bumper crop of
hay which will be grown this year.
Mrs. $. d. Sherwood and son, Harry,
returned from motor trip to the
southern part Of the state, recently.
Mrs. J. c. Paul returned to her home
| III CrandOn, Wis, after a brief visit
with her daughter, Mrs. e. G. Blood.
| a. II. BragdOn & Son have estab-
| liShed themselves in business in In
gram. They are in the scrap iron bust
| ness.
There is to be considerable road work
and improvements done in and around
| Ingram some time within the near flu
| ture.
| Alex Larson, Of CadOtt. spent the
weekend in and around Ingram. Mr.
| Larson is interested in the logging bus
| mess.
| Miss Belle Grunseth has accepted a
| position with the Farmers store in
Bruce and commenced her new duties
Monday.
The Misses Hattie and Matte Gates,
| OF Klennen, Iowa, are visiting here at
the home Of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
| Fred Gates.
H. w True was III Ingram this weeh
looking after the road work that is be-
ing done ON the federal highway south
of the village
Subscribe for the News-Budget be-
fore July first. The price at the pres
ent time is $50 per year but will be
raised to $500 on the aforementioned
date.
William Peterson and Ralph J. Can
non. of Lake Mills, Iowa. visited at the
B. a. Grunseth home this week. While
here Mr.. Cannon purchased an SO-acre
| farm.
IL. MOrehouse and family. of Hixton.
Wis, arrived in Ingram Monday. They
will make their home here. At present
they are residing in the J. w. Byers
| house
Roy Ward and wife. Mrs. Geo. Ko-
| bernstein and Miss Margaret Hartman.
OF GlenWOod City, mOtOred to Ingram
and spent Sunday as guests at the Z.
| G. Blood home
Several Of the young people attended
the dance in Hawkins Saturday even
ing. The music for the occasion was
| furnished by the Red Arrow orchestra.
which is composed of a number of
first-claSS artists.
County Agent Jones and J. e. Lee
Stewart director of the land. clearing
contest. were here Thursday on bust
ness relative to the land clearing
school which is to be conducted on a
piece Of land just south of Ingram
e. r. Prichard, who recently sold his
farm north of Ingram, has purchased
another good Rusll county farm which
is located on the south side of the vii
lage just outside Of the village limits.
Mr. Prichard was formerly Pierce
county man.