Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-12-05

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weeks, returning to his home in
Fond din r,no Tuesday.
Miss Lt4teoi. ieturned Monday
night from a visit with her mother
at Cadott. She also visited other
schools during vacation.
Frank Rollins arrived from British
Columbia Friday, visited friends at
Bruce and this city, returning to his
home in Pittsville Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. IL. Noteware of
Rice Lake spent Thanksgiving with
their daughters, Mrs. f. j. Putnam
and Miss Maude Noteware.
B. f. Brainerd OF hurry, G. w.
Heaverin OF ApOllonia and w. A.
Blackburn of Bruce had business at
the court house Wednesday.
| C. II. McNally Of Richland Center
returned home today after a four
weeks visit and hunt with his sor,
0. H. McNally, and friends here
Mr.. and Mrs. F. katins of Milwau-
kee, who have been running f. M.
Worden's boarding house at Port
Arthur, returned home Monday.
Mrs. Jas. Armitage has opened a
confectionery store in the Filipec
building on Worden avenue and
solicits your patronage in her line.
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Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Thompson
visited their son, w. e. Thompson,
and wife the last two weeks, return
ing to their home in AlgOna, Iowa,
Monday.
William, Milo and Ed. Bell re-
turned Tuesday from Lincoln, Ind,
where they attended the funeral OF
their father, James Bell, who died
here Nov. 20.
Mrs. T. Heald of Chelsea spend a
| week with her and children, Mrs. {.
G. Smith, Mrs. VIM. Frasisr, Miss
Edna and Floyd Heald, returning
home yesterday.
l.. Copp killed 29A ID. wildcat
Tuesday morning about IN e
north of this city 1t was an un-
usually large specimen. I t w a s
caught in trap.
Booths fresh oysters In sealed
cans, selects in the small family size,
large family, small hotel or restau-
rant size and large consumers gallon
sizp,-Vienna Bakery. 22tf
A few of our visitors this week
from outside the state are: Chas. l..
West of ST. Cloud, Mimi, E. T. Ell
lott of Topeka, Kansas, and Will Z.
Hope of Orange, New Jersey.
Mrs. w. NJ. Garter and SOB return
ed to their home in Owen Tuesday.
after spending two weeks with the
formers son Claud in this city and
with friends in Weyerhaeuser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris Aellig OF Barron
spent Thanksgiving with Mr.. and
Mrs. Colfenstine, returning home
Saturday. Mr.. Aellig is negotiating
to run the cheese factory here next
summer.
Rev. and Mrs. j. w. Hadden re-
turned to Bruce Wednesday after a
two weeks visit with their son A. A
Hadden. Mr.. MADDEN has been sui
fering with bowel complaint for the
past month.
Mrs. L. b. Ritter and baby depart
ed today for Linark, ILL.,, to spend a
few weeks. She was accompanied
by her mother-in-law, Mrs. w. III.
Ritter, who spent the last three
months here.
The pulp mill at the paper mill was
shut down all last week while re-
pairs were being made on the fOun-
dation. 1t ran nights on account OF
having to furnish power for the cleo
trio lights plant.
Mrs. A. w. Zimpel of Butternut,
who was visiting her daughter, Mrs.
C. T. PrOuty south of this city, went
to Minneapolis yesterday to the hos
pital, accompanied by her daughter
and DR.. and Mrs. Landmark.
State Supt c. z. Cary of Madison,
Prin. r. H. Burnes of the Teachers
Training School and County Supt.
W. N. Mackin visited the high school
Wednesday. Mr.. Cary gave q very
interesting speech after four O'Clock.
Mrs. Alonzo Martin and son return
ed Monday from a visit with friends
and relatives at Boyd and Abbots-
ford, accompanied by Miss Charlotte
Severance of Abbotsford, who will
spend a week or more with friends.
Mr.. Martin secured his two deer this
season.
G. &. Smith and Attorney l.. E..
McGill returned Wednesday fr m
Phillips, where the former had case
in circuit court. The case was not
disposed of, but the judge made rul-
ines In Mr.. Smiths favor. 1t is con-
corning a tract of land adjoining
Prentice which he traded for.
J A. C. Musser and Sam Goss and
family departed Wednesday morn
ing for Altoona, Pennsylvania,
where hey lived before coming
| here. They will be missed by their
: many friends. Mr.. Musser came
here year ago last March, his bro