Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-02
INGRAM NEWS

Ell Thursday.
Mrs. C. j. Samphier spent Saturday
in Ladysmith
County Agent Jones called in this
vicinity this week.
NJ w Perry transacted business i'll
Eau Claire, Friday.
Y. LeCaire transacted business in
Ladysmith this week.
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Mrs ]. Plant, of Chippewa Falls,
visited here with Mrs Fecteau this
week
Suel Arnold returned from Madison
to spend his summer vacation with his
parents
The c. T. Geary and Geo. Caple fami-
lies attended the picnic in Glen Flora,
Thursday.
Jean Alexander returned to Mime
ap0lis this week after a visit at the
Bedard home
Messrs. Frank Harvey and Louis
Gagnon transacted business in Lady
smith, Tuesday.
John Curtis and family motored to
Owen this week and visited at the M.
II. Duncan home.
Miss Pearl McDermid, Of Mime
ap0lis. visited at the Felix Bedrad home
in Ingram, Tuesday.
Contractor Bruce, Of Ladysmith, is
moving barn from the village out to
T. Fl. Doars farm.
\. II. Bragdon, of Ladysmith, spent
Monday in Ingram looking after his
business interests here.
Miss Violet Burce left this week for
Red Rock, Mimi, where she will at
tend VI. e. camp meeting.
Miss Margaret Thomas, Of Lady
NTH. spent Saturday night and Sunday
with the Severt Lee family.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. A. Grumseth are the
proud parents of a new son, date OF
birth being Tuesday, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Taylor and daugh-
ter. of Lithbridge, Canada, are visiting
at the E W. Beard home this week.
Miss Thomas, the county nurse, visit
Cd here this week. She also attended
the farmers picnic at Cedar Rapids,
Saturday.
T. A. and H. L. Lange, Of Eau Claire,
spent Monday in Ingram. They have
1G5 head of three-yearold steers on
pasture here
Heintz Brothers, of Rice Lake, spent
portion of the week in and around
Ingram. They are interested in the
cedar business.
Gerald Maloney, of the Rusk County
Journal, was in Ingram this week Sc
curing advertisements for the Rusk
county fair book
Geo Koberstein and family, of Glen
wood City, mOtored to Ingram this
week. They are visiting at the Z. G.
Blood and f. w. Beard homes.
A. H. Clark and wife, of Wausau,
looked after the FenWOOd = Lumber
40mpany's interests here Saturday.
Mr.. Clark is secretary for the company.
Mrs. c. Palmer and children, who
have been visiting at the home of her
parents here. Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
st Claire. returned to New London,
Thursday.
The community meeting last Friday
evening was well attended, considering
the weather The major part Of the
program was musical numbers. both
vocal and instrumental.
There are some nice farm exhibits
now on display at the Ingram State
Bank. The prOductiveneSS Of our soil
is plainly shown in the notwithstanding
specimens Of farm produce.
The annual high school meeting was
held on last Monday The usual rou-
tine Of business was transacted and APP
preparations made. $. Fl. Burce was
elected treasurer for the ensuing term
The many friends of Mrs VIM Fer
gusOn, who has been seriously i'll, will
he pleased to know that she is much
improved in health at the present time
and was able to return to her home in
Ingram this week.
Solicitors have been busy this week
taking subscriptions for shares Of stock
in the newly telephone com
pany, which is to operate in this sec
ton Of the county. The name of the