Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-10

L. f. Decker transacted business in
Tony and Ladysmith Wednesday.
Nap Lacaire. who has been seriously !
sick. is now able to be about town.
]. E. Curtis returned this week from
a business trip to DeS MoineS. Iowa.
A crew OF men are at work building
d new fence along the 500 Line tracks.
Miss Clara Grunseth returned from
her visit in Lake Mills, Iowa, recently
Mesdames +. j. Hintz and Martin
Schabel shopped in Ladysmith Wednes-
day.
Mrs VIM. Best and Miss Agnes Bar
nish were callers III Hawkins this
week
Mrs Florence Martin. of Brooklyn,
n. y. is visiting at the John Jelacic
home
w. b. Arnold expects to leave soon
for Madison, where he will spend the
winter.
b. A. GrunSeth and A. @: st Clair
attended the state fair at Minneapolis
this week.
The NJ. w. Perry family returned
this week from their extended vacation
"trip through Iowa.
Mcssrs. Charles Lumsley and G. c.
Covcll of Hudson. were guests of w.
c. Roseberry at Ingram, Sunday.
C. HI. Wirth is on business trip to
Chicago, Detroit and other Michigan
points. He expects to return this week.
There was a corn roast held in the
grove on Main creek Tuesday evening.
From ali reports large time was
had"
Miss Florence Clristianson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Guess and John Guess,
of Baldwin, were visitors i'll Ingram
Monday.
The Clark House is being repaired
and Il new roof is being put on The
interior will also be painted and re-
decorated.
Fred Gates has returned to his home
here after months stay in K1emme,
Iowa. where he was looking after his
BUSINESS interests.
Today is the date of the Louis Les
sard auction sale, Friday, Sept. 10.
Ar. Lessard expects to move with his
family to Eau Claire.
The Ladies' Aid Society from Hawk
rs were entertained by the Ingram
Ladies' Aid Society at the home of
Mrs. c. T. Geary last Thursday.
The Jump river road south of In
gram is now in fine shape for travel.
The road has all been graded with
power tractor and a heavy grader,
f. W. Beard left Tuesday for an en-
tended trip via auto through WiscOn-
sin. and from Wisconsin he will motor
to Ohio, where he will visit friends and
relatives.
Mrs. Maynard Ellingson visited with
friends here Monday. She has recent
ly returned from visit with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Byers, OF.
Seattle Wash.
f. Il. Prichard, who has been spend
ing the summer at Maiden Rock, eX-
poets to arrive in Ingram next week.
Mr.. Prichard will live in the LaCaire
house in west Ingram.
d. II. HayeA brought his traction
engine home this week from Tony,
where it has been used during the pea
harvest Mr.. Hagen will operate
saw mill south Of town.
MesSrs. Albert Vilbaum and William
Hemple. of Hancock. Wis, purchased
the Julius Gust farm this week. They
expect to move onto the farm in the
spring. Mr. Gust will retire from
farming.
Charles Russell is having the eXter-
ior Of his building painted. This new
enterprise CThe Russell Cafe) has en-
ioyed Il fine patronage this season and
Ingram is pleased to list Mr.. Russell
as one of our first class business men.
The Lange Canning Company, of
Eau Claire placed one hundred and
forty eight three -year-Old steers in the
Lilac Farm pasture south OF the vii
lage, lately The grass is knee-high
and the cattle ought to put on fine
gain in weight this fall.
OF course you read our bank -adyer-
tisement each week. That is the rea
son we change it each week so that
you will always find something new
and. interesting. We have something
Of snecial interest to you this week.
INGRAM STATE BANK. ADV.
Our town was placarded Monday by
one Of Glen Flora's base ball enthuSi-
asts with the following: Base Ball
Game Today Gilman VS.. Glen Flora
If they had only added AT Glen Flora"
there certainly would have been a
much larger crowd from here in at
tendance Well bet our money on Glen
Flora any day.
The Ingramite Club have taken up
the matter of pei raising in this vicin-
ity, and have had the matter placed be-
fore several of its meetings by men who
were experienced and understood every |
phase of the industry from planting to
canning the peas. There is good money |