Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-07-23
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

the family of his uncle A. Roesler.
Mrs. A. e. Foster and Mrs. E. A.
Schmidt of Minneapolis, spent Sun
day in Prentice.
A. d. Campbell, commissioner of
immigration, was In the city Tues
day and Wednesday.
Miss Alton arrived Wednesday
from Chetek for a visit with her cou-
sin, Mrs. Ed. F'ranson.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Carroll of Cleve-
land, Ohio, were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. j. O. Sinclair this week.
Misses May Harpster and Georgia
tioocher and Messrs. Floyd Kneeland
and Ed Bell spent Sunday at Amacoy
Lake.
Misses Jean Thompson, Ruth
Wiertenberg and Mary Baraboo at
tended q dance in Tony Saturday
night.
Ii you follow the simple directions
given with Galvanic Soap. it will do
large portion OF your house work
for you. l6-l
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hoffman de-
parted for Black River Falls and
Neillsville Saturday to visit friends
for week.
A merry go-round has been set up
near the 500 depot for the past ten
days and has been well patronized
by young and old.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Cosgriff OF
Chippewa Falls returned home We'd
nesday, after q weeks visit with
brother, J. r., and family.
Miss Ida kilgore, who has been
dangerously i'll with appendicitis for
the past ten days, is somewhat bet
ter and is expected to recover.
Misses Bessie and Grace Rosenquist
returned home today from a visit to
Ryder, n. Oak, where their sisters
are holding down homesteads.
Thos. King, one of the old settlers
OF the town of Cleveland, Chippewa
county, near Flambeau, died of drop
sy at Chippewa hospital Tuesday.
IL. o. Bye of Glen Flora and A. N.
Anderson have added little more
zest to the coming primary election
by announcing their candidacy for
the offices of clerk of court and dis
trict attorney, respectively.
The Farmers Cooperative Ex-
change, which was to have organ
zed last week, found that they had
not yet secured sufficient stock to
make the organization legal under
their articles of Incorporation. The
organization will be perfected later.
Misses Gladys Roberts, Emily and
Alice Mackin entertained eighteen OF
their girl friends from to 6 Tuesday
afternoon. Various games occupied
| most of the afternoon, after which
refreshments were served. PhotOg-
rapher Tiffany took a picture of the
group.
Rev. OLAF Hill, pastor of the Nor
| wegian Lutheran Churches at Haw-
kins, Glen Flora and Ladysmith, was
recently married to Miss knudina
Carlson, formerly of this city. A re-
ception was given them on the 18th
| inst at the new home of Ed. Rogness
in this city. They have gone to
housekeeping in the new parsonage
| at Hawkins.
E. NJ. Worden and party, who
started, last Thursday for an auto
mobile trip to Chicago, took q fresh
start Saturday. Their engine blew
out a cylinder head at Flambeau and
it was necessary to detach it from
the car and take it to Minneapolis
for repairs.
Our slaughter sale has greatly re-
| duced our stock of furniture during
| the past week, but there still remains
quite a number of good bargains. Ii
you are in need Of some article that
has been sold out, we will order it
for you on a very close margin, con-
siderably below the regular retail
price. ID lNGLE.
"Uncle Toms Cabin" was present
ed by a travelling troupe at the
opera house Monday under Difficult
ties, owing to the serious illness OF
Miss Ida Kilgore in the adjoining
building. Although quite credit
able performance, there was no APP
plause and much of the noise usually
accompanying this old time favorite
had to be "cut out"
The difference between ready made
and tailOr-made clothing may not be
| apparent at first, but in a month s
time-what difference-if you wish
a suit to look right, to feel right and
to be right, it is imperative that you
| have the work done by good tailOrs.
| We have here the tailOrs and are
| anxious to serve you.
lift E. M. WORDEN
p. S. Reed of the Central Town
| Lot Co, while returning from trip
to hurry Monday evening on the
company's motor car, met an ac-
cident which might have proved quite