Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-10-22

IuSIc Was ilO SCllOUI III TIE HlSH SCllOOl
classes Friday.
Remember the program Friday. We
expect something real interesting and
exciting for there is to be debate.
Lula Lowell is new scholar in high
school. She is a sophomore.
Carl Stassel was up from Sheldon
Tuesday.
Take your cleaning and pressing to
Moe, the tailor. 29-l.
Mrs Wilgrub is building cottage on
west River street.
Rev. E. A. Behrens left on q trip to
Oshkosh Wednesday.
Mrs. J. M. Graft went to Lincoln,
Neb., Tuesday on visit.
Ladies Heatherbloom skirts in black
and all colors at j. w. Fritz. 29-1
VIM. Reeves and John Daily were
over from Bruce Wednesday.
j. C. Lee is building an addition to
his house on west River street.
E. A. Powell was up from his Island
Lake ranch the first of the week.
j. A. Carter and John Morneau were
here from Glen Flora Wednesday.
Misses Louise and Lizzie Leonhard
were here from Tony Wednesday.
E. l.. Dodge has moved his stock Of
goods into the bowling alley building.
For sALE-Good, secondhand stoves
cheap. Apply at News-Budget office.
Chas. Kirwan has moved his law office
from the Fritz building to the Peterson
building.
Mrs. A. Weidman was up from the
farm the first of the week, returning
Tuesday.
G.. w. Langner and Miss Minnie
Langner arrived here from Neenah
Tuesday.
Quite a large number of pilgrims are
going to Almena these days to visit
CDR" Till.
Mrs. r. It. Zierer of Elkhart is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Fred Ludke of
Maple Hill.
If you would know how to vote, read
the Information to Voters" on page 7
of this issue.
R. r. Johnson is preparing to build
substantial addition to the south side of
his livery stable.
One dollar and fifty cents is all it
costs to dry-clean your suit or overcoat
at Moe the tailor's. 29-1
Miss Elizabeth Witslec of Milwaukee
was visiting her sister Mrs. VIM. Dal-
ton. She left for home today.
Herman Gutenberg of Maple Hill
had his right eye badly injured last
week in blowing up stump.
J. J. Haasl has begun excavating for
brick building 46 feet front on First
street opposite the Baker hotel.
E. H. Jacobs, of the lumber firm of
Roesler & Jacobs, is preparing to move
his family from Posk in Lake to Shaw
Dam.
Mrs. Vanderlinden, Mrs. Omark,
Mrs. Thistle, Mrs. Kuhlman and Mr..
and Mrs. C. Olson were down from
Tony Wednesday.
G. w. Heaverin, democratic candidate
for assemblyman, was down from Ap-
ollonia Wednesday comforting with his
democratic friends.
The state forester was here this week
investigating the origin of some of the
forest fires which have been causing so
much trouble in this vicinity of late.
Arnt Erickson of New Auburn, re-
publican nominee for assemblyman, was
here this week looking after his political
fences. He thinks they are in good
order.
Mr.. and Mrs. I. Berry, parents of
Mrs. L. Jorgenson, departed for their
home in Fairmount, Neb., Tuesday.
They were accompanied as far as ST.
Paul by Mr.. and Mrs. Jorgenson.
Miss Zita Bowden and her sister,
Mrs. Ed Nelson and her three boys, |
departed for Stevens Point today. Miss
Bowden had been here on visit, while |
Mrs. Nelson went on a visit to her. old |
home.
Geo. Dempewolf is building house
south of the first ward school, which
is unique in construction for a residence.
The outside and partition walls are
built up of 2x4s laid flat and spiked
together.
R. r. Sergeant departed Wednesday
for Hot Springs, Ark. He has been
sufferer from rheumatism for three
years, so as to prevent him doing any
labor. He hopes winter spent in the
vicinity Of the springs will help him.
Train No. "a on the 500 line was three
hours late Wednesday on account of the
engine going through a bridge just west
of Almena. No one was injured. All
trains from the west have been delayed
since. The bridge was made passable
today.
E. M. Worden, E. w. Hill, C. j. Nc
Cormick, Jas. Mitchell amp H. r. Dav-