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Ladysmith News Budget

Location

Ladysmith, Wisconsin, United States of America

Date

Oct 08, 1908

Page

8

Wedding bells rumor and local moves in town

Special correspondence notes John Boulen bought a horse from Ed Hogue. The B. L. engine is in the round house for repairs. The sick list includes Miss Barbara Calquhoun and Mrs Oscar Carlson. A Carin moved to Atlanta. Prof T A Dougherty returned from Minnesota. Charles Jones’ father bought Boulen’s lot and moved the partially built house. Fred Siglin and family visited the Albert Scales home. Mrs G W Heaverin and sister Mrs T J Bowman returned from Chippewa Falls. Rumor says Apollonia may lose its store soon.

John Boulen Ed. Hogue B. L Round House A. Carin Atlanta T. A. Dougherty Minnesota Charles Jones Fred Siglin Albert Scales G. W. Heaverin T. J. Bowman Chippewa Falls Apollonia

Community Notes From Sheldon and Nearby Towns

Special correspondence reports Rev Willan preached here and at Rey over the weekend. Iva Phillips of Ladysmith visited in Sheldon then returned home. Tom Hebard returned from Vernon County. George Savard and Charles Diamond from Flambeau visited, with others in Sheldon. An auto from Ladysmith reached Sheldon after threading a difficult route. A. S. Treakle Leslie Spurrier Martin Jessie Sergeant and Iva Phillips traveled to Ladysmith by train Monday night. Rain cooled fires that had rekindled in some areas. A. C. Curtis nears shop completion and plans to move equipment. Ladies Aid met Oct 7 with Mrs May Sergeant. Partridges scarce yet hunters find them plentiful. Mrs Blanche Heatlie and daughters returned from Abbott­sford with relatives. Howard and Clarence Teeters bought forty acres from Whitney Umback and will build. Mr and Mrs Levi Cox attended Eau Claire street fair. Mrs Theodore Bennett visited friends in Anson and returned with cousins and relatives. Fred Van Horn holds excavation contract for the new school basement. Wisconsin Central rebuilding track twelve miles between Main Creek and Donald.

Willan Rey Iva Phillips Ladysmith Sheldon Tom Hebard Vernon Co Geo. Savard Chas. Diamond Flambeau A. S. Treakle Leslie Spurrier Martin Jessie Sergeant A. C. Curtis Ladies Aid May Sergeant Blanche Heatlie Vivian Una Thompson Abottsford Wm. Wilkie Howard Clarence Teeters Whitney Umback Levi Cox Eau Claire Theodore Bennett Anson Fred van Horn Wisconsin Central Main Creek Donald

Daughters of Hy McHugh Family Mourn Loss in Bruce Area

The two months old daughter of Mr and Mrs Hy McHugh died Friday evening and was buried in Bruce cemetery Sunday. Bruce residents Mrs Hultz visited with her daughter Mrs George DeVoe. Miss Mable Bates teaching near Ladysmith spent weekend at home. Leslie Collins and Will Bates visited friends at Kief. Gladys Stevens home Friday to Sunday with pupil Miss Miller. Jos A Collins and Mr Wellman from Colorado visited last week. Edward Steede and Miss Lizzie Campbell married Oct 5 at bride’s sister Mrs William Jordan home. attendees Lee Stevens and Lily Young. couple serenaded.

Hy. McHugh Bruce Hultz George DeVoe Mable Bates Ladysmith Leslie Collins Will Bates Kief Gladys Stevens Miss Miller Jos. A. Collins Mr. Wellman Colorado Collins Edward Steede Lizzie Campbell J. W. Hadden William Jordan Lee Stevens Lily Young

Community Notes on Local Residents and Visits

In the evening the community sends best wishes for a happy married life. E. C. Campbell used his sawing outfit to cut wood for Mr. Hill of Big Bend last week. Etheil Collins returned from Canada Tuesday after nearly a year away. Miss May Campbell visited Mrs. Gunther of Weyerhauser for a few days last week.

E. C. Campbell Mr. Hill Big Bend Etheil Collins Canada Miss May Campbell Mrs. Gunther Weyerhauser

Thos Jones Hosts Oct 1 40th Birthday Social at Big Bend

A October first gathering at Thos Jones home in Big Bend celebrated his fortieth birthday with friends and relatives including Mrs. E F McCrakin Miss Bessie McCrackin and the Grants Wil son Bolden and Davis families. Martin Matson and son traveled from Chippewa Falls bringing a team to his local farm. An auto seen Monday sparked talk of Ladysmith bank robbers.

Thos Jones Big Bend E. EF. McCrakin Bessie McCrackin Frank Grant John Wilson A. A. Bolden Harry A. Davis Mr. Jones Martin Matson Chippewa Falls Chippewa Ladysmith

Local Talents and Jobs Highlight Ladysmith Area

The report notes potato harvests near masser’s mill busily running. Art Scoville hires out logging in masser woods while L W Bierman and D Moriarity clear land with Mr Hornbeck and W B Sargent. Laidlaw builds a house foundation. Bierman slays a fine porker Monday. Ladysmith Bank president Jorgenson visited Tuesday.

Art Scoville Masser’s Woods L. W. Bierman D. Moriarity Mr. Hornbeck W. B. Sargent A. J. Laidlaw President Jorgenson The Ladysmith National Bank

Edgar King Weds Miss May Kern at Island Lake

At the bride’s parents home in Island Lake on September 29, Edgar King married Miss May Kern of Island Lake. A small gathering attended. A. A. Bolden presided. They planned a short visit to Eau Clair before settling at the groom’s home to start their life together.

Island Lake Edgar King May Kern A. A. Bolden Eau Clair

Market price updates for farm commodities and live stock

Potatoes and grains rise modestly with corn at 95 cents per bushel and wheat at 1.20. Dairy items show butler at 22 and creamery 25 cents per pound while eggs run 25 cents per dozen. Live stock lists steers and cows with cattle prices and dressed beef and pork values, plus timber products and retail feed costs.

Local News Briefs From Bruce Area And Nearby Towns

A parade of short items notes visits and travels of residents from Bruce Sheldon Miladore and neighboring towns. People like Miss F Thill John H Moller and Wm Schubert are mentioned along with shopping events cloak sales new dress goods and clothing promotions at Ben C Lee Co. Local church and school happenings include a chicken pot pie supper and Miss Le Duc teaching nearby.

F. Thill St. Paul Attorney Coe Barron John H. Moller Bruce Iva Phillips Sheldon Wm. Deitz Rice Lake Omark J. D. Sharrah Tony Ben C. Lee & Co John E. McFarlane Inggram Ben C. Lee Wm. Huggins Ed Wilett Elizabeth Witsler Apollonia

Mirvan’s Cash-Back Groceries Advertises High Prices

Local grocery ad proclaims high payments for butter and eggs with intention to buy all other groceries at proportional rates. Promises top prices for dairy items to attract customers and raise trade volumes.

Shoes Sale Listing with Various Prices

A fragmented catalog of men and ladies shoes with reduced sale prices. Prices range from 1.69 to 4.50 across men's calf shoes, patent leather, kid and easy shoes, with several item descriptions mixed and partial wording. The text appears as an OCR readout of a store advertisement.

Vici Copeland Ryder

Gloves and Mittens Wholesale Sale Preview

A dealer offers about 1000 pairs of gloves and mittens in men’s women’s and children’s sizes. Wool leather fur and fur lined options priced at wholesale with discounts from 1.50 down to 0.12 dollars per pair.

Minneapolis Salvage Company

Hosiery sale brings heavy wool socks and hose discounts

Advertises men's heavy wool socks at 49 and 39 cents and lighter 27 cent options. Ladies and misses wool and cotton hose offered at 26 to 30 cents with black varieties. Boys' sweater coats and overalls discounted, with prices around 69 cents and 75 cents for select items.

Skirts Petticoats Sale Prices Through the Decade

A fragment lists various skirts and petticoats with sale prices. Items range from $6.79 silk petticoats to $1.39 petticoats, with several midrange options such as $5.00 and $3.50 for different styles.

Ewes

Bankrobbery suspect tied to Stevens Point arrest

Sheriff Reed learned a man was arrested at Stevens Point with a large sum of money and a revolver. The suspect, matching the bank robber's description, is held on charges of involvement in the Warren bank theft Saturday night in which about $2000 was taken.

Reed Stevens Point Warren

Appendicitis Operations In Family Highlight Local News

L. V. Kinyon is recovering at home after a week in the city following an appendicitis operation. His daughter also underwent surgery for appendicitis at Stephenson hospital Sunday, performed by her uncle C. B. Kinyon, head surgeon of Ann Arbor Medical College. Latest reports say the young lady is progressing as well as could be expected.

L. V. Kinyon Stephenson Hospital C. B. Kinyon Ann Arbor Medical College

Special train carries Wisconsin Central officials to Superior

A special train bearing E. F. Potter general superintendent and multiple directors and officials passed through here today en route to Superior. No information was available on when through service from Superior to Chicago would begin.

E. F. Potter The Wisconsin Central Superior Chicago

Big gravel removal for Central line surfacing noted

About 200000 yards of gravel have been removed by shovel for the Central line between Ladysmith and Superior. With several steam shovels at work, the scale of the road surfacing project after steel laying is evident.

Ladysmith Superior

Also Mentioned on This Page

Barbara Calquhoun Oscar Carlson Amadoy Lake W. J. Masser Timber Products Poverty Wisconsin Joe Feit Miladore Wm. Schubert Warner R. B. Brown Thorpe D. H. Mather Milwaukee Albert Schubert Medford William Congregational Church Tom Laker Kiah Wilson Peter Jacobs Jacobs Mirvan E. A. Kirwan C. C. Sabin I. LS Bain Incite Iol Beaver Dam II Beaver Dam LL Lonsdale Pete W. C
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