Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-02-04
INGRAM
Special Correspondence


j. e. Curtis was business caller in
Eau Claire this week.
j. f.. McFarIane was a business
caller in the twin cities this week.
VIM. Oswald, Of Tony. spent a few
days in Ingram this week on business
NJ. G. Mullen was in Ingram Monday
looking after his business interests
here.
Fred Gates. l.. j. Wilbert. L. 6.
Blood and w. c. R0seberry were call
erS in Glen Flora. Wednesday.
Mrs j. f. Curtis entertained at her
home on Tuesday evening in honor of
Misses Hattie and Matte Gates.
Mrs. Joe McDermd. Of Ladvsmith.
visited over the week END With her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. \. @. St Clair.
c. X. Ellingson. of I.adysmith. one
of Rusk county's influential boosters.
was Il business caller in Ingram this
week
. H. \. Grunseth was called to Red
Oaks. Iowa. lately. on account of the
death of his father who was an old
feSlttcllt lleIp.
\ crew of men working on the re
pairing and reconstruction Of the Wis
>,onsin Telephone CompanyS lines are
in the village this week.
The Ingram Tie 4 Lumber Company
is also piling Il lot of logs. ties and ma
terials in their yards to be manufac
,urcd during this spring season.
Alex Larson. one Of the biggest job
ters, who is operating under Flam-
beau River Lumber Go. contract is
loading several cars of logs here each
day.
Several of their friends attended the
shower given at the Fred Gates home
Thursday afternoon in honor Of their
twin daughters. the Misses Hattie and
Matte
Fred c. Haines, who recently moved
here with his family from keystone
Ia. is now settled in his new home on
the Louis Gagnon farm which he pur-
chased this fall.
The Russell Cafe served the supper
for the community dance last Satur
day evening and will also serve in con-
nectim with Louis Radiker'S birthday
dance this Saturday evening.
Our local stores have placed bargain
sale" counters showing substantial re-
the desired effect with the customers
as all merchants report Il nice business
for the past month.
Not so bad for northern winter.
several autos have been in the village
this week enrOute to various towns
along the line The weather is just cool
enough for good roads and the absence
of large snow drifts makes motoring
possible
All parents and people who are inter-
eStpd in the chilGrenS welfare are re-
quested to visit the local schools. They
are doing good work this year and
there are several additions and new
lines added TO the course that will
prove OF interest TO YOU.
Our venerable old citizen, Louis
Radiker will celebrate his SIND birth
day this year by having Il birthday par
ty in the form of a dance to be given
in the village hall Saturday evening.
Feb. ). He has extended an invitation
to all Of his friends TO join in the pub
lie reception and good time.
The Red Cross came to the front in
fine style this week. their gift to the
community being a set of chairs FOR
use in the community hall With our
new lighting system. chairs and other
c0nveniences it is Il pleasure indeed TO
attend one of Migrants get-together
meetings.
Operations are now in full swing at
the Hintz Bros. mill in Ingram in CON
nection. with their camps here. Their
main output will be ties for which
they have a large contract to fill this
season. Inspectors are now ON the
ground and they expect to make ship
mcnts of the finished ties within few
days.
Ingram is enjoing a good run of bus
mess this winter. all stores report a
live trade. the hotels are both filled to
capacity ana the restaurant Is SelN II
to a full house good share OF the
time. The lumber camps near here
and the settlers as we'll are getting out
n large amount of timber for local de
livery.
The dance given under the auspices
of the Ingram community club in order
70 secure funds for the use OF the cluD,
was we'll attended. This was one OF the
first of a series Of parties that will be
given in Migrants newly re-decOrated
and e-inishcd community hall and
from all Indications several g0Od times
are in store for the winter season.
The Service Telephone Company has
installed several new telephones during
the past few days They have aist
compiled Il new directory for the use
of the subscribers and patrons of the
Glen Flora and Ingram exchanges
| They have completed negotiations anC
secured an agreement by and between
the Cream Valley Telephone Company
of Hawkins. and the Service Telephone
Company. of Ingram. whereby free eX
change is available to all subscribers