Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-11-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Catawba for r. j. Sands last week.
Miss Buelah Lepley and Mrs. Hoag-
land of Bruce were in the city Fri
day.
Mrs. Edna Dohl went to Warren
Tuesday to attend the funeral OF her
aunt.
Mrs. Leroy Morgan OF Conrath
spent Friday night with Mrs. Bert
Jaynes.
Mrs Milo Gordon and children Of
Chetek came up Monday to visit
relatives.
Miss Stella Bowman of Apollonia
arrived Monday to visit Mrs. Henry
Hoffman.
Mr.. John French of Conrath spent
last Thursday and Friday with Mrs.
G. A. Gates.
Mrs. Emil POrtman returned Tues
day from Merrill, where she visited
her daughter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ashcroft of Catawba
brought their little son down to see
doctor Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Wirtenberger OF
Arcadia visited Chas. Wirtenberger
the first of the week.
Mrs II. l.. Shutters and daughter
returned Saturday from a few days
visit at Chippewa Falls.
Paul Kruger, of the Wisconsin
Central engineer force, spent Sunday
with his wife in Milwaukee.
| Mr.. and Mrs John Miller, who
made their home here since August,
went to Gilman Tuesday to live.
Mrs. C. Anderson visited relatives
north of this city last week, return
ing to her home in Minneapolis Sat
urday.
Mrs. Beck, Miss Lizzie Leonhard,
Mrs. Norstrom and Mrs. Seagreen OF
Tony were business callers in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Esther Bean, who is attend
ing Teachers Training School, spent
Saturday and Sunday at her home
at Island Lake.
Mrs. Warren Graves visited rela-
tives north OF this city last week,
returning to her home in Bunker
Hill, Ind, Saturday.
A. g. Martindale and family moved
to Apollonia Tuesday They form
erly lived at Cloverland, five miles
southeast of this city.
Henry Spresser of Nekoosa visited
his brother Herman and wife and
hunted near here the last two weeks,
returning home Saturday,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. D. Shaver of Con-
rath brought their friend, N. John
son, up to take the train Monday
for his home in Minneapolis.
Frank Freestone of Menomonie
visited his son at Glen Flora and
hunted in this vicinity the last two
weeks, returning home Friday.
D. Hyland of Chetek visited his
daughter Mrs. ID. w. Butler and
husband last week, going from here
to Colby to visit his sisterin-law.
Harvey Brott spent Sunday sight
seeing in Chicago. Geo. Whiteaker
took his place as baggage man at
the Central depot while he was gone.
The Wisconsin Central section crew
of this city quit work when their
pay was cut from $3.50 to SLIP; but
two of the men have gone back to
work
Ernest Horn of Amigo, who has
been fireman on this line OF the Wis
consin Central has been transferred
to the run between Abbotsford and
Minneapolis.
Lloyd Davis of Abbotsford came
up Tuesday night and returned We'd
nesday morning with his wife, who
spent week with her parents and
friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pratt and son went
to Viroqua Saturday to visit Mrs.
Pratt's parents. They will visit at
La Crosse and Black River Falls be-
fore returning.
I.adysmith Furniture Co. has en-
ployed a licensed embalmer and
undertaken, d. H. Miller, d IS
prepared to do all work in that line
j. 2. Peterson. 33tf
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Peterson OF
Winneconne, who have been visiting
their sons o. E. and J. p. Peterson
the past five week s returned home
Monday morning.
Mrs. O. H. McNally returned from
Richland G n e r Saturday. III r
daughter Aeriel is much better and
will probably be able to attend
school next week.
Mrs. Stolz of st. Peter, Mimi is
keeping house for her grandson,
Tony Conrath, SO he can attend
school. They spent Saturday with
his parents at Conrath.
Mrs. +. c.. Schmidt of Pennington
visited her daughter, Mrs. A. Foster
in this city and relatives at Weyer-
haeuser the last couple of weeks,
returning home Friday.