Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-08-27
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

day.
Miss Mae Carter visited Hawkins
Monday.
Mrs. H. w. True visited Glen Flora
Tuesday.
Miss Ella Arndt of KEENAN, was in
the city Tuesday.
The Speidel residence Ia receiving a
new coat OF paint.
II. u, Farrow OF Endicott, n. Y,
was here Saturday,
VIM. reeves Of Bruce was here Wis
itlng friends Tuesday.
A large party went down the Cen.
trial Tuesday on Il picnic.
Mrs. Geo. Gallaty went to Ridge
wood Monday on q visit.
Miss Frances Newhouse was a
visitor from Tony Monday.
Mrs. Allen Cocroft arrived here
from Weyerhauser Monday.
VIM. Huggins and wife We're up
from Sheldon Monday night.
Chairman Stubbs of Weyerhauser
was here Monday on business.
Mrs. f. A. Barfknecht went to
Tony Monday to visit her parents.
Born-to Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Leatherberry Sunday, Aug. %, son,
Supt. Kinyon of the county farm
was here from Glen Flora Monday.
II. K. Wilson of River Falls made
businers trip to Ladysmith Satur-
day.
Ernest Forg and Chas. Handrech
OF Manawa were here Monday look
ing for land.
Arthur e Cole was here from Bar
ron the first OF the week attending
to legal business.
A. l.. Matchette was in the city
from the town OF Rusk, visiting old
TRENDS, tnlS " eek.
Miss Hazel HogstOn returned from
Glen Flora Monday, where she had
been visiting friends.
Mrs. Ed. Gesell of owen, was here
visiting the E. W. Hill home. She re-
turned home Tuesday,
j. J Snyder came up from Con
rath Monday night. He had been
working on a bridge near that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. J. Burgette and
two children departed Tuesday on a
four weeks trip to Battle Creek,
| Mich.
7. NJ. Thomas went to Weyerhau-
ser Monday to meet a man bringing
him new automobile from Mime
apolis.
Sam Smith went to Marshfield
Monday. He said he thought it pos.
sible he would go out on a cruise
from there.
Mrs. ThOs. Hume, sister of Henry
and John G. Young, arrived Monday
from San Antonio, Texas, to visit
Der brothers.
Mrs. w. J. Kermott and Mrs. Man
ley returned from Amacoy Lake
Tuesday, where they spent some
time camping.
Mrs. Montille, who had been here
visiting her daughter, Mrs. JOS.
Guyotte. returned to her home at
Owen Monday,
Miss Ethel Mccarthy and r. D.
Mccarthy of Tomahawk returned
home Monday, after visiting at the
Chas. Peterson home.
Mr.. Brandt, of Artesian, S. D., was
around here looking for land, the
first of the week. He left for Rhine
lander expecting to return.
Mrs S. Hunter OF Brentwood and
Mrs. &. Hunter, Of AbbOtsfOrd, who
were here visiting at the G. A. POr-
ter home, left for their homes Mon
day.
Miss Mildred Bobo departed for
Richland county Monday. She will
teach school at Dillingham;, that
county, during the coming school
year.
Chas. r. ShambO returned to Wau-
paca Tuesday. He says he enjoys life
as we'll as he would anywhere at the
Soldiers Home. He speaks highly
of it's conduct.
f. j. Hayden of Phillips, who is
running a crew on the Central be-
tween here and Superior, left for his
work Monday morning Politics
were quite warm in Phillips.
j. NJ. French of Conrath was in
the city Monday morning on his
way home. He said he had been out
in Minnesota, but found little OPP
pOrtunity to work in the harvest
field, there being more men than jobs.
Mrs. D. H. Richards. Mrs. S. Jones
OF Canton. s. d., a sister, and son
George and daughter Ruth, spent a
week at Getchell's cottage, Island
l. a k e, returning Monday. Mrs.
Jones and family returned home
Tuesday.
Miss Florence Wilson departed for