Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-05-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
w. j. kermott went to Rice Lake
Saturday on business.
Rev. OLAF Hill went to Weyerhau-
ser on business Saturday.

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Theo. Briant OF Glen Flora had
business at the county seat Friday.
S. f. Calkins of the town of Rusk
was county seat visitor Saturday
Miss Katherine Welpton spent Sat
urday at Bruce with Miss Blanche
Tiffany.
Floyd Heald and Miss Ollie and
Edna Heald spent Sunday at Anna
coy Lake.
Money to loan, also land to trade
for city property.-A. N. Anderson,
Attorney. 4Stf
E. L. Dodge has erected new
awning over the front OF the City
Book Store.
The la mp in front of MONEYS
Pharmacy rivals an electric arc light
in brilliancy.
Mrs. Chas. ElstrOm of Roy was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Amund-
son over sunday.
Miss Grace Maves visited her aunt
Mrs. Frank Conrath at Conrath a
few days this week.
Miss Tella Miller has returned home
from Bruce and is working at Van
Pools candy kitchen.
Mrs. Henry Haney OF Hawkins
spent Sunday with her brother Ell
mer Taylor and wife.
Fresh car of fibre plaster, first and
finishing coats, just received at
Sands. Car of cement coming 1tf
Meader's Orchestra of Appleton
will play for dance at the opera
house Tuesday evening, the 26th.
The fire department was called out
Wednesday morning by a chimney
fire at r. r. Johnston's residence
5-room house with city water,
electric lights and sewer, all modern,
$3.50 per month";. w. Miller. 3tf
Miss Mabel Frenchick of Weyer-
hauser spent Sunday with her sister
Anna, who is attending Training
School.
+. o. Bloomquist of Ashland, dis
trict manager of the +. r. A. is in
the city reviving the lodge of that
insurance order.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. E. Calkins returned
to their home in Chetek Monday
after weeks Visit with her sister
Mrs. Pete Gordon.
The News Budget is printing COM
mencement cards this week for the
graduating classes of the Ladysmith,
Ingram and Hawkins schools.
WANTED: An agent for this territory.
We pay highest cash weekly. For
terms write The Hawks Nursery Co.,
Wauwatosa, Wis. 51-13
Insure before it is too late. Fire,
and tornado insurance.
Ten of the best companies. 5tf
A. N. ANDERSEN, Ins. Agency.
Chief West and Mr.. Osborne of the
Barron Fire Department were here
and Sunday in consulta-
tion with the firemen of this city.
The supper given by the ladies OF
the Catholic Church at the opera
house Tuesday evening was well pat
ronized and netted a neat sum for
their treasury.
The "Freshies" gave a banquet at
the High School building last Friday
night. Thirty-six were present.
Misses Maude Monroe and Agnes
Roesler acted as chaperones.
Skerbeck's big wagon shows drew
a good crowd Monday despite the
rain. They pitched their tents south
of the 500 stock yards. 1t was a
very creditable 25 cent show.
j. II. Waggoner of Eau Claire was
in the city on business Tuesday.
While here he was the guest of d. H.
with whom he was ac-
quainted in Richland Centre.
z. H. Nelson, Ed. Brockbank, Guy |
Smith and Misses Brockbank and |
Early, with Mrs. V. A. Paulson as
picniced at Maple Park up
the river Saturday and Sunday.
When looking UP something suit
able for a graduation gift, don't |
iail to examine my large up-to-date
stock of high grade iewelry and fine |
ladies' and mems watches.
2tf kLEINERT.
Misses "Jack" Brock bank, Alice
Early, Margaret Judd and Nell Cos
griff and Messrs. Guy Smith, J. /. |
Hallet and Truman Schliesmann at
tended the dance at Bruce Saturday
night.
To be in style means to wear in
your city clothes that are correct in
style today on Broadway and Fifth
Avenue in New York City There
are only two sure ways to be in
style. Go to New York and patron
ize New York's best tailors or have
your clothes made by me.
O. w SCHWA PITY