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

and you will get no ice water 3Ttf
Slasher wood for sale, ri per load.
37-2 MENAsHA WOODEN WARE Co.
Prof. Sphrgeon Stringer, eye spec
ialist at the Baker Hotel now. 312
Mrs. Lin Reed Of Bruce visited
Mrs A. A Findlay the first Of the
week
Second hand household goods, a
few bargains Call and see E. NJ.
Worden. oStf
Our Oysters are separated from the
ice, SO you get 81 purer goods.-T e
Vienna Bakery 37tf
If you have eye trouble OF any
kind, see Prof. Sturgeon Stringer at
the Baker Hotel. 31-2
VIM. Trap of Glenwood came
Monday to visit his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Trap,
Aug. Abel OF Seymour arrived
Monday evening to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. PersOhn.
Mrs. Ed Nelson is enjoying q visit
from her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
Boden Of Stevens Point.
JOS. Crisman and family OF Tony
stopped over here Tuesday on their
way to Unity to visit friends.
Mike BroDke, John Schwa1t z and
Geo Carpenter went to Menasha
Monday to spend few days.
Wesley Carpenter and son from
Juneau county are visiting his broth
err H. ID. Carpenter and family.
Mrs. Cary Noble and son went
to Mineral Point Tuesday to attend
the funeral of Mrs. Noble's sister.
j. r. West of Elgin, Ill, arrived
Monday night to visit his daughter,
Mrs. q. f. Newman, and family.
Mrs. Frank Curtis spent Sunday
with her husband who is brakeman
on the Wisconsin Central work train.
Mrs. Leroy Morgan of Conrath
came up Friday and met Mrs. Harms
of Altoona who returned home with
her.
\ Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Speidle visited
Friday and Saturday with their son
Harry, who is attending school in
st. Paul. a..
Frank Warsh went to Minneapolis
last Thursday to buy ice tools for
Miller Warsh, who will begin putting
up ice soon.
Mrs. Lensch and daughter Miss
Linda of Weyerhaeuser and Mrs. f..
Hoagland of Bruce had business in
the city Saturday.
VDan Cosgriff and Walter Shaffer
had a fight on the street Sunday in
which Walter is said to have come
out second best.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. Ross and family
of Park Falls spent Christmas with
J. c. Young and family, Mr.. Ross
and son returning home today.
WANTED-Two or three responsible
solicitors, ladies or gentlemen, to
canvass in Ladysmith for good pay
ing proposition. Inquire at News
Budget office. 33-2
MIR. and Mrs. e. A. Porter and
daughter Ines went to Glen Flora
Tuesday to spend Christmas; from
there they will go to their camp Il
miles up the Flambeau.
Many of our merchants have been
presenting their patrOus with attrac-
tive calanders. E. M. WOrden has
perhaps the most unique One-it is a
calander on a dinner plate.
The sewer extension on Miner ave
nue. has been pushed nearly across
the block in front of the court house.
Il. j. Sands, the contractor, is SUI
pervising the work and working all
the hands possible on the job.
v Mrs. G. Z. Newman and daughter
Miss Beth expect to leave next week
to spend the winter at San Aatonio
Tex, where it is hoped that Mrs.
Newman's hearing will improve. 1t
is understood that H. w. True will
move his family from Glen Flora in
to the Newman house.
A party Of young people spent
Christmas evening with Fred Arndt
at his home on Miner avenue.
Games were played until 8 O'Clock,
when ice cream and cake were served.
Those present were Misses May
Goocher, Hattie Stickney, Irene Jor-
dan, Anna SPEECH, Walter and Herb.
Jung, Earl Grover and Fred Rauhut,
also Miss Rose Morgan of Hockey,
who is staying with Mrs. Dan Nor
iariety.
Miss Gosh of Chicago, her father of
Island Lake, Messrs. Morrison,
Stowe, Cation, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Cowen of Harlem, Mont. visited Mr..
and Mrs A. Z. Powell the latter part
of last week. Messrs. Stowe and
Cation bought some land near Island
Lake. Mr. and Mrs. Cowen were on
their way to New York to spend the
winter and Messrs. Morrison, Stowe