Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-06-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

/ Fritz next Monday. Ill
Miss Lydia Byers OF Ingram was
here between trains Monday.
/ For prices ON screen doors see Arm
strong q Schaal's advertisement. 11tf
Hilmar Ellison of Roy transacted
business i'll Ladysmith Tuesday.
Get onr price on plaster.
7tf OSBORNE & CLARK.
| Tornado Insurance,
9-3 A. N. Andersen, Agt.
Mrs. A. Il. Thistle of Tony did
shopping here between trains today.
d. q. Goodrich, drayman. Orders
received at Curtis Restaurant, phone
81 5-tf
Rev J. f. Franklin of Bruce was
visiting friends in Ladysmith Tues
lay.
II you are looking for good quality
in the jewelry line, call on Klein
ert. 3-tf
Mrs Greer Of Tony was in Lady
smith shopping between trains Tues
day.
II. A. Austin of Bruce transa; ted
business in l4adysmith the first OF the
week
Atty J W. Carow made a business
Grip to Milwaukee Tuesday, return
! ling today.
John lyman of Apollonia trans
| lcted business at the court house
| Wednesday.
AT the Pioneer Store we sell Butter
at 9 cents per lb. and Eggs at 6
cents per dog.
Eben Howard of Hawkins trans
acted business in Ladysmith between
trains Tuesday.
James JOrdpn fractured his arm
Wednesday while unloading coal on
the new railroad.
Matt Mulhair of Donald Junction
come up today to attend the Eagles
banquet tonight.
Misses Sarah and Josie Thompson
OF Glen Flora visited friends here the
first OF the week
Mr.. and Mrs f. NJ. Wortlen are the
parents of new son which arrived
NuaC1DV tnnruinU
viii and Frank Sanderson went to
Chetek Monday on a fishing trip, re-
turning this afternoon.
W. e. Moses of Mortified, Mimi,
is attending to real estate business
in Ladysmith this week.
Jac. Speich harvested the fine
crop OF dandelions on the court
yard the first of the week.
w. N. Priddy. Bloomer, Wis, Agent
Tor School Furniture, catalogiug
cabanits, globes, maps, etc. 1914
Mrs. Schnovel and two children
arrived Tuesday on the Central for
visit at the home of Sam Smith.
Last Friday was Flag Day and the
county's new flag was displayed from
the flag staff on the court house.
Mr. and Mrs. e. E. Ward of Bruce
were in Ladysmth Tuesday. Mr.
Ward obtained bounty on a wolf.
Miss Agnes Burpee of Neisville ar
rived on the Central today for an cx-
tended visit with friends at Tony.
Mrs. C. w. Daniels anu daughter
Maud left on the Central Tuesday
morning for Plainfield for an eX-
tended visit.
Mrs. Allan Cocroft of Weyerhauser,
who was sick ut the hospital here
for several days, returned to her
home Saturday.
Miss Nora Hampton, who has been
attending school in Ladysmith the
past year, will spend the summer
vacation at Fargo, Wis.
Mrs. John HendricksOn and child
rem left Saturday morning on the
limited for an extended visit with
friends at st. Pater, Mimi.
DR.. Hilberts new house on River
street is progressing rapidly, as an
extra force is at work and it is most
ready for the inside work.
Among the buildings being re-
painted this spring are Vaughan's
clothing store, the Stephenson hos
pital and r. O. Sinclair's residence.
Blanche Tiffany spent Sunday with
friends at Ingram, returning to Bruce
Monday to take charge of their gal
lery there until the last OF this week. |
Mrs. o. Kuenne of Medford arrived
Friday for short visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. G. Jung. She
returned home on the Central Tues
day morning.
The ball game Sunday between
500 line men and Ladysmith nine re-
suited 8 to 10 in favor of Lady
smith. Archie Barrett of Ingram
was umpire.
Owing to important business at
other places the Standard Oil Go.
have not been able to put in their
oil tanks here, but they have shipped
in their last car load of barreled oil,