Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-12-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL.

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Money to oloan.-Thomas & Carow,
Attorneys, Ladysmith, Wis. 1SH
Misses Alice Smith and Irene Jor-
dan were in Bruce on business Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Pickles OF Ing
ram called at the county seat Satu-
day
Mr.. and Mrs. A. III. Chapman from
Clear Lake, are visiting the formers
sister Mrs. j. Wilbur.
Miss Esther Norstrun and Mrs.
Newhouse Of Tony were trading with
our merchants Friday.
Mrs. Leonhark returned to her
home in Tony Friday, after q weeks
visit with Mrs. Mayhem.
Miss Alta Sabin clerked in Ben C.
Lees dry goods department during
the rush before Christmas.
That good old-fashioned popcorn
Of Carpenters at the bowling alley
every night except Sunday. 27tf
The odd Fellows and Rebekah
lodges are planning for joint ms
tallation next Friday blight
Our Oysters are free from ice water,
thereby preserving better flavor.
37tf THE VIENNA BAKERY.
Hard and soft coal arriving daily
We solicit your orders.
23-tf OSBORNE & CLARK.
| HPerry Keith, bookkeeper for the
| Menasha Wooden Ware Co., is spend
| ing his holiday vacation in Indiana.
Miss Nina Bates, who is teaching
at Sheldon, stopped here to visit
Miss Pearl Cooper on her way to
| Tony.
Work has been resumed on the NJ.
E. church building and it is expected
to be ready for occupancy in a few
weeks.
For Sale or exchange for wood
hay or farm produee-chains,
wagons, sieiglis ana cutters. see J.
L. Ryan. 33-2
Herman Swartz will begin brak-
ing on the way freight after the hol-
idays. His run will be from Weyer-
haeuser to Rhinelander.
Misses Maude and LAME WOchen-
| dorf Of Hammond arrived Saturday
to spend a couple of weeks with
their sister, Mrs. Tubman.
v Frank Lambert, conductor on the
Menasha Paper Co.'S train, with his
wife visited Minneapolis Saturday.
He spent Christmas at his home in
Rhinelander.
Mrs. C. M. Jones and grandson
Walter stopped off here on their
way to Sheldon to visit the formers
son Walter Jones. They live q
Waupaca and have been visiting in
st. Paul.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Lindey re-
turned to their home in Solon
Springs, Saturday morning. Mr..
Lindey was craneman on the steam
shovel on the Central which is
laid off for the winter.
Late Tuesday afternoon q couple
of inches OF snow fell so that the
ground was covered with the beaut-
iful on Christmas day. The night
| following it showed again and sew
eral sleighs are running.
Shoppers from Tony Saturday
were Mesdames Bates, Geo. Leon
hard, Bean, Vanderlinden, Cane,
John Fenno, KOhlman, Mr.. and Mrs.
| 0. SwOverland Mr.. and Mrs. H. j.
Coruelissen, Frank Helm, Barnie and
Frank Newhouse.
Miss Callie Hutchins and two bro
theirs, Burton and Melville from Aus
tin, Ill.,, joined their parents here
Christmas eve. Mr.. Hutchings has
bought A. Carriers house in the first
ward, and they are living tempor-
arly in Mrs. Bischels house.
Among the out-Of-tOwn shoppers
Monday were Misses Eta Hanson
and Irene Bartlett OF Weyerhaeuser,
Hazel and Grace Coon and l1hie Olson
and g. A. King of Ingram, Mesdames
Honza, Chrisman, Hail. Chinook,
| Tanell and Oswald from Tony.
| vNIrs. Dan Sabin returned Monday
morning from Sheboygan, Mich,
where she went to visit her sister
last week accompanied by her son
Floyd She is now confined to her
bed with typhoid fever A doctor
| from here met her at Front Creek,
Mich, and accompanied her home.
FLOYD Sabin also has the fever.
Being we'll dres sed does not neces-
sarily mean a lavish expenditure of
money. On the contrary the prudent
man who carefully selects his mater
ial and as carefully selects his tailor,
will appear better dressed for
longer period than the man who is
less exacting as to material and
workmanship. II you are prudent
it will be to your advantage to call
at our tailor shop over the post
Office. r. M. WoRDEN.