Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-11-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
N Driscoll visited Ingram Monday
H. r. Davlin made a trip to Bruce

from Glen Flora Monday.
Mrs. Anelse and two daughters
were over from Tony Monday.
Mrs. Kunz and Mrs. M. Y. Cliff
were over from Ingram visiting Mon
day.
S. Garfield, wife and son, departed
Monday on a visit to their son, at
Albertsville.
Mrs. Geo. Louckbaum left Monday
morning to visit friends down the
line on the Central.
Mrs. Peter Chriske of Weyerhaus-
er left over the Central for a visit
to Stevens Point Monday.
Harry Daily of Minneapolis re-
turned home Monday with a deer,
the result of his prowess as a hun
| ter.
Ben Adelman of Cazenovia, after
spending some time here looking af-
ter his property, returned home Mon
day
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Bigger and
daughter of Miami, Ind, after visiting
Milo Bell and family, left for home
Monday.
Mrs. Frank Bien and little daugh-
ter of Bruce spent Sunday with her
mother, Mrs. Campbell, returning
home Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hendrickson
are feeling proud over the arrival of
son, born to them Friday. 1t
weighed IA pounds.
Mrs. Kuhlman and daughter drove
down from Ingram Monday morning
and took the train for Withee, where
she went on a visit.
Geo. L. Spear had the pleasure of
entertaining his father for the past
week. He returned home to Wau-
shara county Tuesday.
Roy Davis received a telephone
message that his father was dead
Tuesday morning and left for Mon
roe on the noon train.
Mrs. Fred Van Horne and Mrs. Jes-
| sic Sergeant, after spending a week
visiting Mrs. Marshall Sergeant, re-
| turned home to Sheldon Tuesday
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schubert de-
parted Tuesday morning for Medford,
where they went to attend the we'd
ding of Mr.. Schubert's brother, Paul.
Mrs. Lebarge and daughter Hazel,
of Withee and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Randall of Owen visited Mrs. Con
eau a few days, returning home Mon
day.
Mrs. Wickersham of st. Paul left
for her home Monday. She had been
here to see her brother, Frank Hans,
who received serious injuries in the
paper mill last week.
Mr.. and Mrs A J. Mason of New
London, after visiting with Mrs. d.
H. Mather, returned home Tuesday,
Mr.. Mason having a large buck he
secured near this city.
R. B. Howell of Hancock and DR..
Bird of Stevens Point were out with
VIM. Wright and each got his two
deer. The gentlemen left Monday
morning for their home with their
game.
John Luell, brother of George, was
here from Milwaukee hunting and
visiting. He returned home Monday
with two deer. 1t was question
which felt more happy, George or the
brother over his good luck.
w. G.. Gerard arrived here Sunday
night from Rhinelander, near which
place he had been hunting. He
brought home a nice deer as a result
of his trip. Although he is old
enough to quit such strenuous work,
it is hard for him to give up his old
habits
Editor Babcock of the Bruce News
Letter visited Ladysmith Monday. Mr..
Babcock is giving Bruce live news
paper and his efforts appear to be ap-
preciated by her business men, who are
patronizing the advertising columns in
a manner that certainly brings them
value received.
Frequently we read about wild
goose chase. Wednesday there was a
turkey chase on the streets of Lady
smith. While Rock Leveille was open
ing some crates of turkeys in front of
his place of business, great big white
bird got away. 1t was only a minute
before a whole army of boys and men
were after that turkey. Feathers were
flying in every direction, but one young
ster got grip on a leg of the bird and
it was restored to the crate.
Mrs Meyer in four weeks has real |
lied from five COWS $62.65. They |
have had no other feed than hay eX-
cept two sacks of shorts, but Mr..
Meyer has his own way of cutting
hay when it is rather green
and he thinks contains the most |
possible nutriment. Two of these
cows are two-year-old heifers fresh
in March and June. The others
freshened in July and two in March
Mrs. Meyer surely understands