Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-08-27
LOCAL AND Personal

Cyclone Observation-Disclosures ms.
Agency. 12tf
Miss Lizzie Miller visited Ingram
Tuesday.
Go to Gust Arndt, Ladysmith, for
good shoes. Goth
NJ. II. Ballou was here on business
this week.
Fire Insurance-11 Companies
Andersen ms. Agency. I2tf
DR.. H. Il. I. Ross departed Wednes-
day on n trip to Chicago.
Miss Katherine Welpton will teach
in Tony the coming year.
Mrs. A. NJ. Paulson was here from
Hawkins Tuesday on business.
A frost Saturday night gave seer
and yellow tinge to gardens in some
localities.
Lest you forget, we say it yet
See us for rates on Observation-Disclosures
sen ms. Agency. l2tf
State Game Warden Stone was
shaking hands with his friends in
this city Saturday.
Gust Arndt at Ladysmith has an
| up-to-date and full line of shoes. A
trial will convince you. 20tf
Mrs. NJ. D. Moorhead left last Fri
4 ;ci aln
in Pippin County, Arkansas.
Rev. and Mrs. J. |. Carter attended
the Rusk County Sunday School con-
ventiOn in Glen Flora Tuesday.
Summer shoes and oxfords in all
grades can be had of Gust Arndt at
Ladysmith. Courteous treatment If
Miss May Kearney OF Ingram, ac-
companied by her friend Miss May
Riley of ElrOy, We're in the city Tues
day.
Mrs. A. NJ. Montgomery OF Peoria,
H., who was visiting Mrs. John Cos
griff apd family, returned home Tues
day.
JAG SPEECH took anumber of Wood
men to Riverview cemetery Tuesday
for the funeral services OF Neighbor
| Nalley.
n. DriscOll, q former well-knOwn
resident OF I4adysmith, arrived here
Monday. He may make his home
here again.
Mrs. f. B. Preston OF Minneapolis,
who has been here visiting her
daughter Mrs. JAG Schmidt, returned
home Tuesday.
Miss Ethel Blanding of Detroit,
Mimi, was here visiting her friend
Mrs. w. E. Thompson. She depart
ed for home Tuesday.
Mrs. Jas. Nicholson departed
Wednesday for visit to her parents
in Milwaukee and will probably
spend some weeks there.
A number of The Royal Neighbors
went to Bruce tonight to meet Mrs.
Eva Child, one of the head officers OF
the lodge. A reception will be given
Mrs. Child at the home of f. l.. Dean
tomorrow. She will speak at the
| WOOdman picnic at Hawkins.
Mrs. Mary Cudley of Moorhouse,
arrived here from Olewin, la, Tues
day night and left for home Wednes-
day morning. She says there is a
general drought all over the west;
that in the part of Iowa where she
came from, the pastures were dry
and crops In many places nearly des-
troyed.
Two carloads of men arrived here
Tuesday and were shipped north on
the Central. Twenty men struck on
Tuesday. They had been getting
$1.75 a day, paying 81 % for board.
They claimed they could not pay
such a price for board and have any
thing left on $1.75 a day. Some
weeks they might be left in debt.
Mrs. w. T. Gilbert of Chippewa
Falls, superintendent of the art de-
partment of the North Wisconsin
State Fair, was in the city Saturday.
She secured the services of Mrs. f. G.
| Haviland as a fine-art Judge. Mrs. f.
e. Munroe has undertaken to work
up an art exhibit from this county
| for the fair
The Wooden Ware company has a
crew at work near the forks OF the
Flambeau, getting out sunken logs.
They have already recovered about
100000 and will get Obt many
more. Owing to the fact they have
more on the track and in the bOoms
than they can saw, they will let
these logs remain on the bank until
next spring.