Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-10-01

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| John Cosgriff left for Duluth Tues
day
Robt. A. Corbett went to Atlanta
today.
T. M. Thomas visited Bruce We'd
nesday.
Mrs. j. Johnson was here from In
gram today.
Miss Jesse Ingle visited friends at
Tony today.
Mrs. j. w. Carow visited Menom-
inee Tuesday.
f. l.. Dean visited Sheldon on busi-
ness Tuesday.
Mrs. All. Taft returned from a visit
to Chetek today.
Mrs. Kippenhofen of Kennan was
in the city today.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Kohl were over
/ from Bruce Monday.
BORN-to Mr. and Mrs. John Jen-
fsen, Tuesday, Il daughter.
Mrs. Ida Ross Of Alabama is here
visiting the Names home.
e. E. Ketchpaw was here on bus
mess trip from Tony today.
Frank Harvey of Hawkins made
the county seat q visit Monday.
Mrs. Shultz and Mrs. Steve Mat
toon were over from Tony today.
Mrs. Whitney Umbach came up
from Sheldon Tuesday on business.
G. C. Wilson and II. H. Wilson
were here from Glen Flora Monday.
John Stare of the Waukesha can
ming Co. was here from Bruce Mon
day.
f. E. MunrOe, county clerk says he
has issued $40 hunting licenses up to
today.
John Wander Loop returned Sun
day from the harvest fields of Min
nesOta.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Mitchell and
Mrs. II. II. Seller left for Cameron
Tuesday.
Ernest Hebard went to Donald
Wednesday, where he has job Of
masonry.
Mrs. Mary Moore of Bruce was
here this week. She visited friends
at Ingram Wednesday.
Mrs. John Gotham of Chetek was
here this week. She left Wednesday
to visit friends at Hawkins.
Mrs. r. r. Carpenter has taken up
her residence in Minneapolis, leaving
here with her household goods We'd
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Rhinehart of
Reeseville were here visiting the j.
w. Miller home. They returned
home Saturday.
Henry Hendrickson, after spend
ing several months here visiting his
son, departed for his home at Green
wood Monday.
The Ladysmith Poultry Co. sent
20 birds to the Eau Claire street fair
Monday and expect to receive their
11cIa1 nrani,1mS
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Neuman and
Mrs. l.. Ludke were here from Super
ior Monday. They were here visit
ing friends in this vicinity.
j. M. French came up from Con-
rath Monday. His wife had been on
q visit to Grand Rapids. He met
her here and returned home.
Mrs. H. d. Walters, of Marshfield
was V s tt n g the G. w. johnson
home, south of this city. She re-
turned to her home Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Harrington, teacher of
a school at Sheldon, spent Sunday
at her home in Minneapolis. She re-
turned to her duties Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Savord of Phillips
were here Monday and departed for
home. They had been visiting the
Savords in Flambeau and Bruce.
j. X. Towley, wife and children,
Of Hubbard, Ia, were here Wednes-
day. They left for Glen Flora,
where Mr.. TOwley has an interest
in a mill.
Marshall Sergeant went to Chip
pewa Falls Tuesday to arrange for
the inside finish of his house. He is
having a very nice home built on
Miner Ave.
Mrs. Urquhart was here from Cam
eron this week. She left here We'd
nesday for Ingram, where she will
locate. Her husband is employed in
a mill there.
Mrs. j. Webster, q former resident
OF Ladysmitn, has been here three
weeks visiting among h e r many
friends. She returned home to Tom
ahawk Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Smith arrived here
Monday night from Superior Mr..
Smith said he had just completed
the last water station between this
and Superior, it being in the Superior