Christmas Programs Brighten Congregations and Community
At the Congregational church a decorated tree and a Christmas Eve program engaged many. The M E church held a Christmas night cycle of songs with a festive tree. The Baptist Sunday school offered speaking and singing with a pink and green bazaar decor and Santa Claus distributing sacks. Special services were held in Lutheran and Catholic churches.
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Ladysmith Sunday Schools
Christian Church
W. O. King
King
Maude Neff
Bethlehem
York
Hazel McMillan
Ora Findley
Elsie Toepfer
Marcille Neff
The
Gleaners
Grace Nelson
Beulah Elwood
Santa Claus
Marjorie Weston
Beton Pen
Clara Nelson
Margaret Stevens
Ruth Griffin
Leonard Freeman
Eek Marion
Marcille Nefferns
Oscar Sabin
Glen Eldred
Pearl Toepfer
Clara Fink
Calloway
Blanche Nelson Hallop
Walter King
Myrtle
M. E. Church
Baptist Sunday School
Professor Rice Delivers Blowing Talk at College Event
Prof. O. E. Rice spoke to Business College students on Thursday evening and dismissed them until next Monday. The lively session sparked attention among attendees and faculty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
O. E. Rice
Business College
Church Notices and Union Temperance Events
Multiple area congregations announce services next Sunday with Sunday schools and sermons. Included are Methodist Episcopal, Episcopal, Congregational and Baptist notices, plus a union temperance meeting and an annual church meeting. Readers are invited to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Young People’s Meeting
Union Temperance Meeting
The
Baptist Church
Ingraham
Union Temperance
Deer law violation sparks McKinley court case
Monday Justice of the Peace T W Andresen fined Paul Schroeder of Lady Smith $25 and costs totaling nearly $80 on accusation by Game Warden C S Little that he killed deer out of season in McKinley. A jury including W G Liebig Jul Billback K Dicke Will Ungredt W H Porter and Roy Musselman found Schroeder guilty and the case will be appealed to circuit court.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Justice of the Peace
T. W. Andresen
Paul Schroeder
Ladysmith
C. S. Little
McKinley
W. G. Liebig
Jul. Billback
K. Dicke
Will Ungredt
W. H. Porter
Roy Musselman
Taylor County Star-News
Coupon 202 Draws for Dolly Range Stove
Mr Karst states he aimed to give the Dolly Range stove to coupon 202 and will reallocate the prize if the number does not appear within 30 days. He notes a redraw is impracticable due to many coupons being destroyed since the drawing.
Telephone installation mishap in India damages rug
A Sila official, abroad on business, ordered a telephone system. On return, workers had laid the line along his writing table, passing under his Turkoman rug and through it, cutting it badly. The rug is now fastened and cannot be removed for brushing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
India
Sila
Excursion to Superior Offered by Wisconsin Central
In response to a Commercial Club request, Wisconsin Central will sell round trip tickets from Ladysmith to Superior for 2 dollars, valid for return until Thursday. This marks the first regular train through to Superior. Interested travelers should notify E M Worden or J W Miller. banners are planned for the Ladysmith cars. departure is 9 45 a m Monday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Superior
Wisconsin Central
Ladysmith
E. M. Worden
J. W. Miller
Commercial Club of
Officials Begin New Year at Court House
Next Monday marks the start of the year for court officials. Clerk H. O. Bye names Herbie True as deputy. W. T. Rooney leaves J. M. Harless' deputy post for the abstract office of Rooney & Armstrong. Bye will reside in Glen Flora. A. N. Anderson takes the oath as district attorney succeeding G. H. Williams of Bruce. O. H. McNally becomes sheriff succeeding J. H. Reed and moves to the jail. Reed moves to the Baker house in the second ward. Douty Clerk F. E. Munroe, Treasurer A. E. Foster and Register of Deeds E. W. Hill renew their oaths, as will Coroner Guillardet and Surveyor Diamond. Retiring and returning officers are praised for faithful service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Court House
H. O. Bye
Herbie True
W. T. Rooney
J. M. Harless
Rooney & Armstrong
Bye
Glen Flora
A. N. Anderson
G. H. Williams
Bruce
O. H. McNally
J. H. Reed
Mr. Reed
Baker House
Douty
F. E. Munroe
A. E. Foster
Register of Deeds
E. W. Hill
Guillardet
Diamond
License to Wed Issued to Mark McDonnell and Pearl Findley
The county clerk granted a license to wed on December 18 to Mark McDonnell and Miss Pearl Findley, formalizing their forthcoming marriage in the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mark McDonnell
Miss Pearl Findley
For Sale Two Lots and Multiple Dwellings in Ladysmith Area
Two lots with a two story frame house for two families renting 14 dollars monthly near the Alden factory. A separate lot with a two story frame house renting 10 dollars near Six room cottage. Possession May 1 1909. 120 acres of land eight miles from Ladysmith four miles from Murry. Vacant lots and other farm bargains. List anything for sale with undersigned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Corporation
West River St
Conklin
Alden
Alden Factory
Murry
Davis Boyer wedding ties Willard to Ladysmith kin
Davis and Althea Boyer wed at the Bride’s parents home in Willard with Rev. J. E. Watson officiating. The couple will reside near Teresita as the groom, a rising farmer, hails from M. G. Davis family. The ceremony was followed by family photos and holiday greetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
M. G. Davis
Rusk County
Teresita
Boost for better lights for Ladysmith
A letter argues residents should stop complaining and instead press city officials and the Lighting Co to improve electric service. It notes low river water harms supply, calls for auxiliary power, cites Public Utilities act provisions, and urges residents to petition the railroad commission if needed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladysmith
Menasha Paper Co
Lighting Co
Ladysmith Lighting Co
G. E. Newman
Public Utilities Act
T.M. Thomas
Railroad Commission
Kicker
For further particulars inquire of J. A. Michaelson
A brief notice directs readers in Ladysmith Wisconsin to contact J. A. Michaelson for additional details about the item or matter referenced in the column.
Special Wisconsin Central Officers Train Visits City
A special train bearing Wisconsin Central Rail way officers arrived Tuesday morning with C Frost Eau Claire division freight agent and other executives. They toured the city and noted new business district growth as they plan a regular Owen to Superior freight train next Monday and expect substantial traffic to Duluth. Division engineer A Birdsell joined the tour to highlight items needing attention between here and Superior.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wisconsin Central Railway
C. Frost
Eau Claire
E. F. Potter
Oneral
K. N. Kalk
A. J. van Valkenberg
F. E. Singer
E. C. Clark
J. Pond
S. W. Starr
Mr. Frost
Owen
Superior
Duluth
A. Birdsell
A Greamery Next Season
Carl Jung plans to add a butter manufacture to his ice cream plant in a new brick building. He will supply local brick ice cream and source cream locally when cow supply is short, continuing to buy small cream lots for freezing. Jung is a seasoned businessman with a son trained to run the operation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Carl Jung
St. Paul
Jung
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F. D. Strader
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