Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-08
INGRAM
Special. Correspondence

| Special Correspondence
| Miss Elsie uust visited in Ladysmith
Tuesday.
J. E. Curtis transacted business in
Eau Claire this week.
| H. A. Garner left this week for his
home in Milwaukee.
| e. J. Rietz, of Ladysmith was a
caller in Ingram Wednesday,.
Mrs Walter Best visited friends in
| Hawkins Saturday afternoon.
| Paul Gundlach returned from Lang
| ford. South Dakota, this week.
! S. H. Burce returned this week from
a short business trip to Madison.
| A. O. st. Clair and C. T. Geary were
Ladysnith callers Tuesday afternoon.
| Messrs Fred Radiker and w. c. Bell
were business callers in KEENAN, Fri
day.
| w. F. Schoular and wife, of Eau
Claire, visited w. G. Roseberry, Mon
| day.
| Mrs. e. Bernard, of Ladysmith, was
a guest at the J. e. McFarlane home
Friday.
| C. J. Samphier and wife have re-
turned from short vacation trip to
| Oshkosh.
L. A. Kingsbury, of Port Washing
ton. Wis, called on old friends herr
this week.
Mesdames Mary Clark and j. III.
I Chambers were callers in Ladysmith
| Wednesday.
| Fred Radiker will be employed as
| foreman in the Louis Mattoon camp
F.! this season.
Mrs. Herman LeCaptain, formerly
| Anita Grunseth is visiting at the home
of her parents here.
Agnes Rouleau has returned to her
home in Ingram. after spending the
summer in Walrath.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. E.
church was entertained at the X. l..
Pomroy home Thursday.
Ed Radiker. who is employed in Park
Falls, is spending a few days visiting
at his home in Ingram.
]. e. Lee Stewart director or the
| land clearing work called in and
| around Ingram Tuesday.
Martin Kennedy and family have
| moved here from Hawkins and will
| live in the Louis Gagnon house.
| Mrs. G.. II. Carlson returned to her
| home in Ingram Monday, after spend
| ing n two-mOnths' visit in Illinois.
| Earl Myers returned to Ingram Fri
| day. after spending short vacation
| throughout the northeastern states.
| Miss Clara Baxter, who is a member
of the local school faculty, visited her
home in Clifford. Wis, this Weekend
Prof. Jones, of the Wisconsin u,
and John Swenehart, of the land clear
ING department. were callers here this
week.
Miss Belle Grunseth spent her vaca-
ton in Ingram. Miss Grunseth is en-
!ployed at the cooperative store in
Bruce.
The Farmers Threshing Association
held meeting to talk over business
matters on Wednesday evening at the
village hall.
William S. Townsend, of Lake City,
| Mimi, is one of the most recent land
BUYERS in this locality. Mr.. Townsend
| purchased ar S0-acre tract this week.
Vert Logger. of Klemme, Iowa. who
| spent his summer vacation visiting
| here at the home of Elmer Lawhorn,
| returned to Klemlne via auto this week.
! Louis MattoOn, of Tony, who has
extensive logging operations north OF
| Ingram along the Flambeau river was
in Ingram the first of the week on bus
mess.
Albert Kipp. of Eau Claire, has pur-
chased a piece of land adjoining the
farm of his brother. Frank Kipp, and
will erect buildings on it within short
time.
The young ladies of the Catholic
church congregation served SILVER
coffee" in the manual training rooms
of the highscho0l Wednesday afternoon
and evening.
The village building located on lot
one. block six. is to be moved and re-
modelled. The town hall will be moved
onto a cement foundation and other
wise repaired, While the machinery
building will be moved to the south