Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-06-11
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

A. ID. Campbell of Madison called
on friends in the city this week.
w. S. Manning had business at
Bruce between trains Saturday.
S. ID. Switzer went to Eau Claire
last Friday to visit with friends over
Sunday.
Operator Branley of Bruce visited
Operators Lila and Nelson of the
500 Tuesday.
DR.. b. f. Kinyon returned home
Saturday from a weeks business trip
to Rock county.
G H. Worden and daughter Miss
Jean returned to their home at
Menasha Monday.
Geo. Dempewolf left Saturday for
q visit of a few months to his old
home at CrescO, Ia.
Supervisor of Assessments Sever
Serley was down from Atlanta on
business last Friday.
F. A. Shumway, T. f. Armstrong
and son Tom went to Bruce today
to look over some land.
John A. Corbett started Saturday
morning on his return trip to his
home in Seattle, Wash.
John H. Callow of Mineral Point
is in the city today looking after his
interests in this vicinity.
Saturday was the hottest day of
the season, being 90 in the shade. 1t
has been some cooler since.
Alderman Keifer had force Of men
re-planking the river bridge south OF
town the fore part OF the week.
j. M. Lepley of Bruce and V. A.
Paulson of Atlanta were down to
the celebration" last Thursday
night.
A. H. Unkefer and family from
Lincoln, Nebr., arrived Saturday and
have located on a farm south OF
town.
Master Glen EIdred went to Rich
land Centre, via st. Paul, Saturday,
to spend his summer vacation with
relatives.
Rev. II. f. Barstow of Grand Rap
ids came up Tuesday night to see his
friend Warren Moore, whose baby
was fatally i'll.
DR.. and Mrs E. w. Day returned
today from st. Paul, where they at
tended the meeting OF the Minnesota
Dental Society.
The heavy rains in this section last
week caused q washout Monday on
the main line of the Wisconsin Cen
trail near Owen.
VIM. Scherbert from Medford has
succeeded Sam Wallace as manager
Of the restaurant connected with
Landig's saloon.
Rev. J. d. Whitelaw of Portage,
the Congregational general mission
ary for this district, was the guest OF
Rev. Thos. Barker last Friday.
Prof C. J. Mccormick and Il. w.
Hill attended the funeral of G. A.
Stanley at Chippewa Falls Saturday,
which was conducted by the Masonic
Odge.
The case against VIM. Pumroy, in
jail on the charge of forgery OF an
order given to DR.. Ross, was settled
Wednesday and the prisoner dis
charged.
Master Tom Baker returned home
Wednesday night from Humbird,
where he has been making his home
with his aunt for the past five
months.
II. f. Brownell of Sioux Falls, s.
Oak, and Miss Florence Brownell OF
Duluth arrived today for q visit
with their parents Mr.. and Mrs. Ed.
Brownell.
The glove factory was shut down
this morning for few days until q
new steam engine could be installed,
gasoline power having proved un-
satisfactory.
Miss Maude Olson arrived here
from Beaver Dam Saturday evening
and expects to spend the rest OF the
summer at the homes OF her sisters
on Maple Hill.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Calkins arrived
tonight from Hillsboro. Mr.. Calk-
ins and his father, III. c., will put in
a stock of iewelry in the building
north of Worden's.
Max Spooner, the man on the Cen
trail fence gang who assaulted fel-
low laborer with a crowbar last
week, was adjudged insane and tax
en- to Mendoza by Sheriff Reed today.
The children of John Farrel, OF
Tony, boy and a girl, aged and
4 years, were taken to the State
Home at Sparta by Under-Sheriff
Dodson today. Their mother Is
dead and the father is unable to care
for them.
A party of young people are en-
joying themselves camping at New
mans cottage up the river this
week, with Mrs. I'll. e. Clark as chap
erone They are Misses Blanche
Fritz, Jessie Shutters, Beth Newman,