Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-08-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

H. W. True of Glen Flora had bus
mess at the county seat Monday.
A. Thurber from Minneapolis is
now day clerk at the Gerard Hotel.
Miss Mae Mahoney of Leroy,
Mimi, is the guest of Miss Grace Lee.
G. L. Cooper of Boyd was in the
city Wednesday on II business trip,
Mrs. J. w. Miller. left to-day for
Phillips to visit friends for a few
days.
e. l.. Dodge has fine new electric
sign in the show window OF his book
store.
Miss Mary Burns arrived Wednes-
day to visit a week with Mrs. V.
Haskins.
Misses Nina Bates and Beatrice
Burgess of Tony were in the city
Tuesday.
Robt. Fritz went to st. Paul Wed
nesday to be gone q few days on
business.
The Wisconsin Central is building
spur into the yards OF Corbett's
saw mill.
The ball game Sunday between
Glen Flora and Ladysmith broke up
in a row.
Mrs. Henry Hendrickson and sis
ter Selma Anderson were Bruce visi-
tors today.
Miss Agnes Pagel of Medford ar
rived Wednesday to visit her brother
VIM. Pagel.
Herb Hayden left Tuesday for Alb
botsford, where he expects to have
employment
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Mulhair OF Shell
don were at the county seat Tuesday
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. H. Krouse Of At
lanta were in the county seat to-day
| to see friends.
Mrs. Henry klassy of Monticello is
the guest of Miss Susie Edgar, arriv-
| ing Wednesday.
FoR SALE:-40 acres; bargain il
taken at once. Address p. Q. Box
$50, Ladysmith. 1871
I Miner avenue is being graded dow Il
about two feet at the corner oi
Fourth avenue east.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ivan Lepley will leave
tomorrow for Garrison, Ia, to visit
friends for three weeks.
Mrs. W. G. Wallace went to st.
Paul Wednesday to visit her daugh-
ter Miss Irene Wallace.
G. Fl. Young OF Ne4nah is the guest
of his brothers John and Henry
Young for few days.
f. II. Armstrong of Hennesey,
Okla, is visiting his sister Mrs. o. II.
McNalIy for a few days.
Mrs. j. w. Fryberg of Atlanta
came to the city to-day to see her
brother, r. c. Sivertsen.
Tony Rafferty, is still under the
doctors care He underwent sec
ond operation yesterday.
Mrs. j. c. Lee returned from st.
Louis today where she has been Wis
iting for the past three weeks.
e. j. Welsh OF Ingram is in the
county Jail awaiting trial charged
with stealing q suit of clothes.
Mrs. John Lindoo and two child
ren left Wednesday for Argos, Ind,
to visit two weeks with friends.
+. w. Clawson of Beaver Dam,
| formerly OF this city, arrived here
Tuesday to visit friends a week.
Mrs. A Nj. Montgomery and daugh-
| ter of Peoria, H., are here to spend
a month with Mrs. j. II. Cosgriif.
Fred Marty of Brodhead came to
| the city Saturday to spend u acouple
of weeks with Nj. Edgar and family.
The Menasha Paper Co.'S pulp mill
at Port Arthur has resumed opera
tions, the Golfer dam being completed.
Miss Minnie Wing of Pardeeville ar
rived Tuesday to spend two weeks
with her cousin Miss Maude Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Hayden came
up from Apollonia Tuesday to visit
few days with Mr.. and Mrs. L. w.
Hill.
Mrs. N. NJ. kronse and daughter
Helen left today for Ingram where
Helen will attend school when it be-
gins.
Miss Ruby Manley ran a rusty nail
into her foot last Friday and she
was not able to walk for several
days.
| Mrs. G. kilgore broke her wrist
Tuesday while out picking berries
with a party which drove to Glen
| Flora.
Mrs. j, C. Young and daughter left
Tuesday for Park Falls, where they
will visit friends for a couple of
weeks.
Mrs. P. II. Grimm of Ashland ar
rived to-day to make an extended
visit with her daughter Mrs. F..
Keith.
Fred Ingle returned Monday from