Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-04-09
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Mrs. F. Z. Munroe and son return
| ed home Monday from a, visit with
her parents at River Falls. She was
accompanied by her brother, John
Sherburne of River Falls, who is visit
ing here this week.
The Military Orchestra of Rhine
lander, which is to play for the dance
at the opera house next Wednesday
night, is composed OF six pieces and
has the reputation of being the best
| dance orchestra on the road. IL
CARPET WEAvING: am now pre-
| pared to do all kinds of carpet and
rug weaving on short notice; call or
address me at Emet or leave your
rags at Crowell's store in Bruce
Jarvis Hastings, Emet, Rusk Co.,
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w. 4. Gosch of Chicago, who has
| large land holdings in the vicinity OF
Island Lake, was in the city Tues
day. He is interested In locating
settlers In this county, and recently
brought a family here from old. Nir-
ginia.
b. Wohlwend, who recently sold
his farm north OF the city to Nels
! Hustad from the southern part OF
the state, left Tuesday for Thompson,
Iowa, where he will make his home
in future. His family will follow in
a few days.
Mrs. Law of Milwaukee delivered a
most effective address at tht opera
house Sunday evening under the aus
pices of the w. C. T. L. There was
no abuse in her discourse for any one
| to take offense at, yet she handled
her subject In a common sense way.
Three cases of small pox have been
Quarantined in the city this week.
The cases are not of malignant
type and none OF the patients are
seriously ill., DR.. Stephenson was
down to Sheldon today and quarant-
ined several cases and vaccinated a
number OF persons.
The following gentlemen were iD
the county seat W ednesday with the
election returns from their respective
| towns and villages: G. NJ. WOrden,
Rusk: J. A. Maffet, Weyerhaeuser;
W. p. Apker, Strickland; Bert
Stevens, Big Bend; B. A. Grunseth,
Ingram; +. Arrowsmith, Lawrence;
f. G.. Kramer, Hawkins.
A lecture will be given at the Con-
gregation al church tomorrow Fri
day. evening by f. NJ. Jack, institute
Conductor. The exercises will be
opened at o'clock by the school
children. Subject Of lecture, THE
Citizen, a product OF our Public
Schools"
Have your clothes made to order;
they will fit better and therefore last
longer, and after all S said and done
you pay no more than you would
for the ready-to- wear kind. and you
do not get more for your money.
Think 1t over.
c. w. SCHWARTZ
At Ingram the liquor question was
not exactly the issue, although there
were two tickets In the field. The
temperance people were in control
last year. but made no attempt to
enforce Sunday closing. Now that
three saloon keepers are on the
aboard OF trustees, 1t is said that a
Sunday closing ordinance will be
passed and enforced. We shall see.
Herble True left Wednesday for
Corvallis, Ore, where he will spend
the summer with his uncle who
moved there last year from Glen
Flora. Frank Farming and family
of Glen Flora also lett for Oregon the
same day.
Beginning Wednesday morning
next and continuing for ten days e.
NJ. Worden's Dept. Store will be the
busiest place in this section of the
globe. $4,000 stock of Clothing,
Dry Goods, Shoes, Furnishings and
Groceries to go at slaughtered prices.
/ DRooKFs IcE cRi t'~s
the best