Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1907-11-21
I0C4t AND Personal
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Attorney j. A. Michaelson was in
Hayward on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Alloys Cri+ke of Rhinelander
arrived Friday to visit relatives.
Miss Swoverland of Glen Flora
was down on business Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. e. Sullivan re-
turned Saturday from a trip south.
Mrs. John Diamond went to Eau
Claire Friday to see her mother, who
| is sick.
Mrs. l.. Martin and son went to
Boyd Monday to visit relatives and
friends.
Mrs. Green of Tony returned Sat
urday from visit with friends liz
Stanley.
Fern WILDER returned Saturday
from Hawkins where he has been
working
MIR. and Mrs. +. G. Johnson OF
Ashland spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
w. H. McNally of Pierre, S. Oak,
visited his brother O. II. McNally
Wednesday.
Robt. Bennett and j. B. McMllen
of Eau Claire killed a bear near Shell
don Saturday.
Mrs. j. S. Shears and baby went
to Rice Lake Saturday to spend a
weeks visiting.
Geo. Cramer of Kennen, who has
been working here all fall, returned
home Saturday.
Roy LIE Mere, who was on the sick
list last week, is at work again in
his barber shop.
Mrs. H. H. Shutters and youngest
daughter went to Chippewa Falls
Monday to visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. ". Nj. Carter of Owen
came up Sunday night to visit their
son, Claude Garter.
Chas Macklin and family of More
house arrived Monday uight. They
intend to move here.
Miss Edna Browncll has resumed
work in Lee s department store after
a vaca ton of a week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. A. Barfknecht re-
turned from Tony Saturday, where
they visited relatives.
Misses Maude Daniels, leila Miller
and Sadie Whicher were sight-see rs
at Port Arthur Monday.
Mrs. Lloyd Davis came up from
Abbotsford Monday night to visit
| her parents and friends.
l four-year-old cow fresh Feb. 1st
for sale cheap. Would trade for hay
or wood. See j. l.. Ryall. 49,
Hugh McNally returned Tuesd ay
from Pierre, S. Oak, where he filed
| Ou d te6tu 1dSU WtGh.
Mrs. John Hendrickson and Mrs.
E. LittlejOhn visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Thayer at Conrath Tuesday.
Three sets of corner bines, for sale;
would trade for wood, hay, eggs
or butter. See J. L. Ryall. 49,
Aug. Wolf went to Abbotsford
Saturday to attend the funeral OF
his wifes father c. IL. Camel.
Michael Michaelson of Darlington
arrived Tuesday night to visit his
son, J. A. Michaelson, and wife.
Miss Frances Van Horn OF Eau
Gale arrived Saturday night to at
| tend Teachers Training School.
Mrs. Aug. Wolf returned Tuesday
night from Abbotsford, where she
attended the funeral of her father.
w. S. Boyer of Clarion, Iowa, was
here to see his farm north of this
city and returned home Wednesday.
Amel Maws of Organdale arrived
Tuesday night to find employment.
| He is a cousin of Mrs. Gus POepfer.
Mrs. Maude Marie and children OF
Chetek arrived last Saturday to visit
a few days with her aunt, Mrs. j. H
Reed.
A heavy team of logging horses
and harness for sale cheap; would
exchange for hay or wood. See j
L. Ryall. 49,
Mrs. Geo. Gordon and Mrs. John
Gotham of Chetek visited j. III. Cor.
don and family from Saturday until
Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Carter and
Mr.. and Mrs. John Carter Sr. of Sex
tonville visited relatives at Bruce
Wednesday.
A party of eight men from Barron
were hunting near here last week.
They succeeded in getting two bears
and six deer
Mrs Annie ITCHY of Chippewa
Falls visited her daughter, Mrs.
Pete Leonhard, last week, returning
home Monday.
For Sale or exchange for wood,
hay or farm prOduce-chains,
wagons, sleighs and cutters. See J
l.. Ryall. 49,