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Newspaper

Ladysmith News Budget

Location

Ladysmith, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Jun 04, 1908

Page

8

Local Personal Notes From Ingram To Bruce and Sheldon

Local items list residents visiting towns, business trips, and social calls. People mentioned include O H McNally, Miss Mae Bates, A C Mooney, R S Johnson, Chas Sivertson, J A Cole, J A Carter, H Y Curtis, Spurrier family, W S Manning, E Briggs, G A Branley, Sk G Haviland, Chas Mellraith, M W Conry, W Dorn, P R Johnson, Christ Roberson, Milo Bell, Miss Helen Shutters, residents moving to Island Lake, church dedication at Hawkins, and other local names.

Leslie Spurrier Sheldon W. S. Manning W. J E. Briggs G. A. Branley Bruce Sk. G. Haviland River Street John Young

Many Items of Interest From County Budget Correspondence

A column of society notes covers Misses Everett leaving for Washington and Mrs. Arrowsmith's trip to Minneapolis. Local dances, visits, and theater news mix with frost reports, school meeting results, and staff changes. Notable items include the Tiffany studio closure, Miss Daugherty’s reception, and plans involving Mr. Singles and family departure for Wausau.

Everett Washington Mrs. Arrowsmith Minneapolis

Young locals attend Bruce church and Sunday visit reports

The note records several Bruce area social moves with church attendance and visitors. Mrs. Ernest Hayden and Mrs. C Barnes visited Mrs. C Larson, Henry Hoffman of Ladysmith was in Apollonia, and despite Friday’s heavy rain the hall graduation exercises were well received. Frank Bien and wife rented A Fox’s former home and began housekeeping. Local residents enjoy Bruce Lake fishing.

Ernest Hayden C. Barnes C. Larson Henry Hoffman Ladysmith Apollonia Frank Bien A. Fox Bruce Lake

Ladies' Aid Notes and Local Updates

Special correspondence reports Ladies' Aid met last Wednesday with Mrs. A W Lees. Next meeting set with Mrs W S Sergeant on Wednesday June 10. Born Monday June 1 a son to Mr and Mrs Chester Sergeant. Agnes Van Horn visited parents in Ladysmith returning Tuesday with her mother Mrs M Sergeant. Milo Bells mill running this week. Manly Pendleton of Roy is the engineer. C and Carman and family now in their new house after moving on Monday.

Ladies’ Aid A. W. Lees W.S. Sergeant Chester Sergeant Agnes van Horn Ladysmith M. Sergeant Milo Bell Manly Pendleton Roy E. H. Barrett Thorp Barrett A. G. Briggs Bruce Weyerhauser Fairgrounds Glenn H. Williams Madison Geo. Fish Archie Barrett Caley Settlement Chippewa Road Beebe’s Corner Beldenville Elmer Peterson W. A. Blackburn H. J. Burns Rhinelander

Social benefiting Abraham Anderson in Durgin's Hall

A benefit social is set for next Saturday at Durgin's Hall to help Abraham Anderson whose wife has long been ill and is in a Minneapolis hospital. Commencement at the Glen Flora school will be Friday June 25 with Hazel E. Coon and Alex Magnus as graduates and a play The School Maam as the main feature.

Durgin Abraham Anderson Minneapolis Sam Shigley Prentice Freestone Bros J. I. Towley Roy Karnes Morgan Karnes Spring Valley Roy Durgin’s Hazel E. Coon Alex Magnus

First stone laid for new M. E. Church in Bruce

Bruce News-Letter reports the laying of the first stone Tuesday with J. R. McNeely and son Chester overseeing the work. Several local items follow including residents traveling, illnesses, and upcoming marriages between local families and nearby towns. The Weyerhauser and Bruce ball game ends 5 to 4 in favor of Weyerhauser at the fairgrounds.

M. E J. R. McNeely Chester

Local mill and road crew changes mark season end

The stave mill started Thursday with Joe Braco cutting. J F Watson joined the Beldenville Co logging road at Bruce. J D Sharrah is at Colfax Iowa sanatorium hoping relief from rheumatism. Harold Martinson joined a bridge crew on the C M St P Ry in Montana. Tim Patraw injured by heading planer fragment. Mill dam gates forced by strong current. Commencement Exercises set for next Thursday evening at the Opera House.

J. F. Watson Bruce Beldenville Co J. D. Sharrah Colfax Iowa Harold Martinson Montana Tim Patraw Opera House

Local News In Brief From Our Community

Howard Atwood returns home sick after working up the line. George DeVoe’s family hosts their Kansas City son-in-law and his grandson Allie Reed from Sedro Woolley. Ladies plan a schoolhouse gathering to organize a ladies aid. Wyncoop and Collins families share Sunday visits. Mallach and son Joe visit Bruce on business. Otis and Collins add a new fence. Decoration Day attendees from here include Jones Burrington Campbell Jones Collins. Robert Wilson and sons continue clearing their land.

George DeVoe Kansas City Allie Reed Sedro Woolley Was Wyncoop Old Landing Collins Home Mr. Mallach Joe Bruce Tt. Otis Leslie Collins Wesley Jones J. B. Burrington Herbert May Campbell Will Jones

Local Social Notes from a Wisconsin Town

Last week and weekend saw visits and greetings among residents. Miss Kenyon of Phillips, Miss Edna Castle, Mrs. Harris, Eddie McGeary, R. E. Prosser, and Nels Christensen were among those seen with friends and relatives. John Johnson of Amherst visited locals. Hazel Lane toured St Paul. Dr J C Baker visited Greenwood. Nels Christensen travels to Wausau. Ladies Aid met Mrs E R Cram. Gadysimith does mason work for Building Association. Fred Karlman opened a meat market at the former Barron place. R H Burns and R O Sinclair attended the public school graduation featuring Nina St Clair Ruth Wegner and Walter Barnett.

Miss Kenyon of Phillips Edna Castle H. A. Harris Eddie McGeary R. E. Prosser Colby Hans Peterson Waupaea Nels Christensen Reuben Stone Kennan John Johnson Amherst Miss Hazel Lane St. Paul J. C. Baker Greenwood Wausau Ladies Aid Society E. R. Cram Crandalvot Gadysimith The Building Association Fred Karlman R.H. Burns R. O. Sinclair Ladysmith Nina A. St.Clair Ruth Wegner Walter B. Barnett

Prisoner Escape Seen After Break-In Near Flambeau

May 25 break‑in at Big Bend resident Tom Miller’s home leads to pursuit of a stranger named Thomas Hunter. He was found with Miller’s Winchester rifle and a butcher knife after leaving Flambeau area. Hunter fled after being held briefly in Ladysmith vicinity, believed wanted by other authorities.

Harry A. Davis Webb Miller Flambeau Wm. Diamond Winchester Elmer Wilson Justice Davis Colyer’s Ladysmith Stranger

Decoration Day Observances by Spanish American Veterans

J A Carter and A A Hadden appeared in old soldier uniforms at Bruce for Decoration Day events. Businesses closed from 11 am to 2 pm, a large procession formed with veterans and students, and the opera house filled for an afternoon program. Rev. C F Smith of Rice Lake gave the address. Bruce Atlanta Band played, Beldenville mill closed, and Arpin workers took a day off.

J. A. Carter A. A. Hadden Bruce Opera C. F. Smith Rice Lake Bruce-Atlanta Beldenville Arpin

Mail order cream separator bursts at Barton farm

Anton Barton of a south of Tony village reports his Sears Roebuck Improved Economy cream separator burst during operation last week. The bowl shot through the ceiling as milk and machine parts flew across the room. The Barton family escaped injury. The unit, bought for 62 dollars, failed to skim more than 350 pounds per hour.

Anton Barton Tony

New Soo Line Order Targets Onboard Fare Collection

A new Soo Line directive takes effect on the 15th requiring passengers on Nos. 84 and 85 to buy tickets before boarding. Conductors cite on train fare payments as a nuisance and seek to streamline boarding.

Real Estate Transfers Involving Townsites and Lots

A sequence of warranty deeds records transfers from Ehme E Aukes to John H Briggs and multiple other segments. Transactions include Ladysmith Townsite Co parcels, Gov't lots in 4-34-6, and various lot and block transfers with prices ranging from $75 to $1800, naming buyers such as Charles Jel Ladysmith Townsite Co to John Diamond, Amanda Beriber oe, Henry Henkel, The First Baptist Church of Ingram, and others.

Ehme E Aukes John H Briggs Odin Charles Jel Vilof Bruce J Kermott John Moore Gov’t Lee F Smith W Byers First Baptist Church of Ingram Ington Coreg Tan Ladysmith James Benoy Clark E Phillips Henry Henkel Oscar Olson O A Johnson Sabin DRA Bors Co Henry Ewer Carlton Ewer Hattie M McMillan

Also Mentioned on This Page

Barrington Hall Coffee Uneeda Biscuit Fancy Patent Osborne & Clark W. H. Pippin Remington Oliver and Smith City Book Store Kurz Bros Jac. Speich, Prop Maple Park Gerard Hotel O. H. McNally Chas. Mellraith of Medford M.W. Conry Wm. Dorn City P. R. Johnson and Christ Robertson Hawkins Helen Shutters Antigo Engineer Birdsell C. C. Boyer W. S. Benedict Marshfield A. D. Patney F. W. Booker Martintown KF. B. Ritter Messrs Ernest Stadel James Harvey Hazel Green Sinclair A. E. Powell Island Lake H. R. Davlin A. Rockstad Ed Rogness T. H Sandmeyer Viola W. L. Spurrier A. McLean LeSueur County Minn W. B. Sergeant Anna Rockstad Wautoma Chippewa Falls A. N. Andersen Ins G. W. Kilgore Walkerton Ind Los Angeles Cal L. H. Stenson L. H. Giddings Harry Whipple Waupaca Lester Corbett Seattle Wash Robt. Corbett Pacific W. H. H. Ingle Grace Bell C. W. Schwartz Secretary of State Bonded Abstract Co T. M. Thomas J. W. Carew Frank Hughes Ole Madelin Alex Parks Peter MaCann Fern Bennett’s Hall Brockman Isunz Helen Leo Krause Effie Kimgren Qjazabau Walker Crandon J. N. Graham King Glen Flora Amma Sharp Abe Frances Clark Adelph Beaulieu Chet Nellie Bates L. W. Cox's Bugdasher Our City Iddie Wood Tiffany Photo Gallery Perry Graham Canada Ovey Ferguson Superior Job Alexandria F. D. Strader Fred Menefee Carrie Richer Fern Ferguson John Arthur Green Tom Coey Ralph Shafer Waited Harshman Blanch Biller George Wilson W. N. Richardson O. C. Sabin Harvey McDonald Mrs. Strader Dr. Stephenson Byers Hall Singles Harry Dr. Gaillardet Chicago D. E. Olson Geo. Whitney Hubbard H. O. Bye I. H. Shafer Bruce News Jay Bowman Briggs House J. H. Farber Edward Perkins Loretta Moller John Moller J.F. Franklin M. E Church A. B. Kyle J. F. Franklin Geo. Weed Anna Jackson George B. Rewoldt Delano Minnesota Mina Buckwitz Tony Enterprise Stave Joe Braco Amadoy Lake Howard Atwood Robert Wilson and Sons Ladysmith National Laurids Jorgenson, Pres J. W. Fritz W. E. Thompson J. H. Gordon N. Ernster Guu Unui UU UU Uus Uni Lyell’s Cigars Vienna Bakery & Confectionery Carl Jung Hawks Nursery Co Wauwatosa Wis Uae
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