Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-07-18


of Minneapolis were registered at the
Baker Monday.
The 2-cent fare law, which has been
signed by the governor, does not eff
feet the 500 line.
l.. V. Haskins and wife left for
Amery Thursday for a two weeks
visit with friends.
Miss Minnie Cliff of Ingram spent
a, few days this week with DR.. Step
henson and family.
Mrs. V. A. Paulson went to Chip
pewa Falls Saturday to visit with
friends for q week.
Mrs. NJ. Sergeant of Fern is visiting
few days with her son, Fred Ser
geant in Ladysmith.
DR.. J. C. Hilbert enjoyed n visit
last week from his father George
Hilbert of Reedsburg.
w. j. Armstrong of Minneapolis
has been visiting his father 4. f.
Armstrong this week.
Mrs. j. II. Gordon left Tuesday for
Warrens, where she will visit her
parents for two weeks.
Miss Ida Freitag of Brentwood ar
rived today to spend few days
with Miss Coda Jordan.
W. II. Judd and e. C. keifer went
to Port Arthur Wednesday, where
they will build a school house.
Miss Pearl Johnson will leave for
Stanley tomorrow to spend week
with her aunt, Mrs. w. H. Lynn.
Mrs. Pierce Brown returned Satur-
day from Atlanta, where she has
been visiting her parents for week
The Ladies' Aid of M. f. church
will have a Food Sale Saturday
July 27, at Schaal's hardware store
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Miss Nettie Drum returned from
Amherst Tuesday, where she has
been visiting friends for four weeks
Miss Elizabeth Rafferty, of Eat
Claire arrived Tuesday to visit hel
brother Tony Rafferty,, who is quite
! ill.
Miss Maude NOteware left for hel
home i'm Rice Lake Saturday, where
she will visit her parents for u short
time.
Mrs. r. J. Sands and daughter re
turned home Friday after three weeks
visiting relatives at Mosinee and
Kendall.
Miss Mabel Sinclair has resigned
her position as reporter for the News
Budget. Miss Gene Ellis has sue
ceeded her.
Fl. j. Brownell returned home
Tuesday from Chicago and other
points where he has been visiting for
two weeks.
Miss Clara Baker of Ingram spent
Tuesday in the city and left Wednes
day for Jump River where she will
visit friends.
| Mrs. Peter Louis of Kaukauna, who
has been visiting her husband who
is employed at Port Arthur, returned
home Tuesday.
l.. f. Noble, s. E.. Smith and NJ. II.
Ballou of Menasha, who are con
nected with the Menasha Paper Co.
are in the city.
Mrs. w. f. MadduX, who has been
in Minneapolis for two weeks, where
Mr.. Maddux is employed, returned
home Tuesday.
r. d. Johnson, W. j. Kermott and
Dr. w. l.. Stephenson went to ANA
coy Lake Saturday fishing. They
returned Sunday.
| Henry Underwood and son Guy of
Aurora, Ill.,, We're registered at Hotel
Baker last week. They We're here
| looking for land.
Mrs. A. Birdsell and daughter, who
are registered atthe Gerard, LIFT for
Chicago Thursday morning to be
gone several days.
Mrs. B. BabcOck returned to her
home at Lone Rock today after
spending a few days with her daugh-
| ter, Mrs. w. M. Vaughan.
Mrs. e. C. Nelson and two children
and sister, Miss Zita BOlden, left Fri
day for Stevens Point to spend a
month with their parents.
Miss Amelia KChlman, who has
been employed in this city, left for
her home in Tony Tuesday where
she will remain for some time.
| The work of paving around the
Central depot, material for which
has been on the ground for some
time, was begun last week. A re-
tanning wall OF concrete is being laid
around where the brick platform is
to be. a9