Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

those electric signs in the window.
Phil Leve.lle left Saturday for
Glidden tospend week with friends.
Mrs. Theo Newhouse of Tony was
trading with our merchants Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt IIaasl are the
proud parents OF son, born Aug. Il.
Prof G.. j. Mccormick left today
on a business trip to Chippewa Fails.
D.. II. Mather left Tuesday for
Stanley to visit friends for u few
days.
NJ. A. Buckley, a llwyer at Med
ford, was In the city Tuesday on
business.
Mrs. H. w. Richardson and son OF
Tony were in the city Wednesday on
business.
Miss Myrtle Scott went to Weyer-
haeuser to-day to spend Sunday
with friends.
Alvin Kent, Ernest and Cody
French went to North Dakota Mon
day harvesting.
Chas. Vincent of Chippewa Falls is
the guest of j. 7. Cosgriff and family,
arriving here Friday.
Il. ID. Goodrich and family left for
Durand Saturday, where they will
make their future home.
Miss Agnes Roesler left to-day for
Poskin Lake to spend Sunday with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Edison.
Ed. Brockbank of WendalI, MINI
Is here spending a few days with his
sister Miss "Jack" Brockbank.
Mr. and Mrs. j. II Crocker of Cor
don were looking after their interests
here a couple of days this week.
MIR. and Mrs. Geo. Uttermark of
Oshkosh, who were visiting in the
city last week, returned home Tues
| day.
Dr. L. P. l.. GailIardet was down
from Ingram Monday. His W
hospital at that place is now i'll
operation.
+. A. kneeland, foreman of the
Rusk County journal for the past
four months. is now foreman of the
/ News Budget.
Rev. ThOs. Barker returned today
from his trip to New Mexico and
Texas, where he spent two weeks Of
his vacation.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Perry of Cataw-
ba stopped in the city Monday and
went to Rugby, N Oak, to be gone
several months.
Mrs. + II. WILDER, who has been
visiting her son James Wilber,
departed for her home in Mime
apolis Saturday.
Geo Hampton of Richland Center
| is the guest of his brother for 81 few
days. He expects to go to N, Dako-
ta during harvest.
Miss Laura Wolfe left Monday for
Abbotsford to visit friends a week.
From there she will go to Mime
apolis to spend week.
Mrs. c. II. Hudgel, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. b. Welpton, for six weeks, left
Wednesday for her home in Boise,
Idaho.
Mrs. II. Young has as her guest
Mrs. Thos. Hume of San Antonia,
Tex. She was accompanied here by
her son Will Hume and wife of San
Antonia.
For Sale.--a nearly new engine and
boiler on wheels, Is horse power,
suitable for hard work, price low.
Address A. w. Miller, Route No. /,
Medford. Wis. 20-1#
Mrs +. Moore of Ingram drove to
Ladysmith Tuesday with her friends
Mrs. NJ. &. Moore and Mrs. August
Kluwe, who took the train for their
home In Curtis.
Rev. and Mrs. J w. Hadden re-
turned Tuesday from Hartland,
where they camped with their son c.
w. Hadden. They returned to their
home in Keystone today.
Miss Leocadie Archambault r e.
turned to her home at Phillips Tues
day after a>short visit with her aunt
Mrs. f. A. Shumway. She will teach
school 10 miles south Of Ladysmith
this winter.
Mrs. f. p. Inlay, who has been
visiting her father c. q. Smith for
two weeks, left Friday for Coloma
station, where she will spend a week
and then return 10 her home in
White, S. Oak.
Ladysmith was we'll represented
at the Nj. w. A. picnic at Ingram
last Thursday: the Ladysmith Band
furnished the music and Attorney
/ David Bogue delivered the address,
The I.adysmith Forester team won
i second prize in the drill contest.
A party of young folks went up to
Camp on the work train Wednes-
4 day to spend the day. They all re-
port a very pleasant time and
great feast. The party consisted OF
Mrs. ID. Sabin and son, Mrs. George
Chamberlain, Mrs. Kretch, Misses
Ta,,r S,41ltanharo Alta Sahin Craze