Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-10-17

viii ZOelllck of GAINESVILLE is visit
ing f. l.. Dean and family.
Rev. j Irwin Carter returned home
this evening with his bride.
Miss Mary Dodge spent Sunday
with her brother in Philips.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. A. Liberty of
Hawkins were county seat visitors
wednesday.
w. j. Sullivan, the Wisconsin
Central surveyor left Tuesday for
st. Joseph, Mo.
q. r. Crye got seven shots at
bear and saw two others north of
town last Saturday.
l.. Nj. Rosenqust of st. Paul visit
ed his brother A. M. Rosenquist from
Friday until Monday.
Peter Stoltenberg returned home
Wednesday after three months har-
vesting at I.edgewOod, n. ID.
Milt Andrews and John Long of
Ireland Center have hunting camp
on Main Creek south OF the city.
In The contest Tor the automobile
being gfvcnby the Minneapolis Trib-
une, j. w. Fritz is in the lead.
Mr.. and Mrs. j.. Howe are visiting
friends and relatives in Chippewa
Falls until the repairs are made at
the paper mill.
Attorney and Mrs. j. A. Michael
son returned home Monday evening
from an extended visit in Milwaukee
and Darlington.
Miss Eunice Cain visited her sister
Mrs. A. n. Anderson during carnival
week and returned to her home in
Canton Wednesday.
Mrs. +. ElkertOn and Mrs. Geo.
Yule of Eau Claire, who visited Frank
Whiteaker and family the past two
weeks, returned home today.
S. A. Renollet and C. d. Swain Of
Panldng, o., and r. d. Brakeman
of Lincoln. Neb., were looking over
Rusk county land this week.
J.II. Reed and Miss Hattie Stick
ney went to Eagle Point Saturda Y
to attend the funeral of Miss Stick
ney's grandfather, Leonard Stick
ney.
Mrs. p. N. Wallace Of Barron visit
ed Mrs. A. Violet the last two weeks
and returned home Monday. She
stopped here on her way home from
q trip to New York.
Mrs. w. A. Merrill and son Hugh,
who have been visiting her brothers,
j. w. and j. d. Fritz the last three
weeks, departed Monday for her
home in South Dakota.
Mrs. +. Sullivan and daug hter
Laura who have been looking over
our city a few weeks, departed We'd
nesday for their home in Chicago.
They like Ladysmith very much.
J. II. Ball and II. A. Lambert Of
Tomahawk, r. II. Mclaughlin and
Mrs. Hazel Mcmillan Of Bruce, b. f.
Jerry of Barron and Fred Preston Of
AhbotsfOrd Sundayed in Ladysmith.
NDean & Winn this week resumed
the manufacture Of cement build
ing blocks at their plant in the rear
Of the bowling alley, which has been
idle since last season.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Metzgar were
called to Alma Center this morning
by telephone message that Mrs.
Metzgar's brother, Randolph Marks,
was very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Foy returned
from Chicago. Mr.. FOy shipped q
car load of cattle to Chicago Tues
day and will ship five loads more
when he can get the cars.
Harry Beaudette and Miss Lena
zug departed Saturday for Boyd.
Mr. Beaudette has been night clerk
at the Gerard hotel. Yer Kendall
has temporarily taken his place.
Mrs. II. j. Tremain left Monday
for HOlcombe, where she will nurse
Floyd Hessler, who has inflamma-
tory rheumatism. She will go to
Michigan before returning.
Misses Ruby Manley and Rose
Rooney, who spent the latter part
of carnival week with their parents
and friends, returned to Eau Claire
Monday to continue their course in
the business college.
Miss May Cosgriff spent last week
with her uncle j. Il. COsgriff and
family and left Tuesday for her
home in Chippewa Fails. Her father
and mother, Mr.. and Mrs. X. II.
Cosgriff are here, Mrs. Cosgrlff being
taken sick with bronchitis and could
not go home.
G. ID. Ransier, who has been visit
ing his sister Mrs. G. A. DePew for
the last two weeks, went to Chicago
Monday. He came here from san
Francisco, where he spent the last
four years, to attend the wedding OF
his sister, Miss Maude Ransier, who
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