Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-08-13

Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Burns departed
for North Dakota Monday, after an
extended visit with their daughter,
Mrs. G. e. Gibbs.
The VI. T. church building is now
on it's new fOunda tion on the corner
south of the county jail. 1t will be
formally dedicated on the 3Oth inst.
Phillip COnrath, father of j. M,
COnrath, and Mrs. A. Gartside, a
sister, and his nephew Wilton Smith
of Glen Ullin, N. D., are visiting here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Cook of Osh.
kosh arrived yesterday for q visit
with Mr.. and Mrs. S. ]. Cardinal.
Mr.. Cook is a brother of Mrs. Cardi-
nal.
Rev. Frank Cooksley of Clinton,
formerly pastor of the Baptist
Church of this city, is looking after
his interests here and greeting old
friends.
G. 2. EllingsOn and A. Paulson of
Hawkins were in the city Tuesday
in the interests of the Woodman
picnic to be held at their town the
Goth inst.
+. E. Martin of Waldo is in the
city looking up location for a gen.
eral merchandise store. He may
build here, as there is no suitable
store building to rent.
j. M. Hutchings and Bert Cook
departed for Wagner, S. d., Mon
day. Mr.. Hutchings went on busi
ness and Mr.. Cook will work there
until after harvesting.
Rev. j. Johnson will begin a series
Of revival services at Glover Land
Tuesday August Is, at p. IN. Good
singing, earnest preaching, and
stereopticon lectures every evening.
Hans O. Bye has announced his
candidacy for the office of Clerk
of the Circuit Court. Mr.. Bye is an
honest and capable man and we
take pleasure in endorsing his can
didacy.-Hawkin Reporter.
G. w. Schaal of Gillett is in the
city on business for Il few days His
fat ther-in-laW and former partner i'm
the hardware business i'm this city,
B. II. Armstrong, is n candidate for
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The Woman's Relief Corps will
give a picnic to the old soldiers and
their families in the park near Kad-
lees bowery Friday, Aug. Dist, from
to p. IN. All old soldiers and
their families are invited.
P. Stoltenberg and daughter Irene
left Monday morning for Norfolk,
Nebr., to remain some time. They
were accompanied as far as ST. Paul
by Adolph Hendrickson, who will
spend some time in North Dakota.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. p. Conrath moved
their household goods to Clear Lake
last Friday where they intended to
locate. We understand since that
they went on to their former home
in North Dakota, where they will
probably run sheep ranch.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. r. Manley and
daughter and w. j. Kermott and
family went to Amacoy Lake Satur-
day. Mr.. Man!ey and Mr.. Kermott
returned Monday, their families will
spend a few weeks camping and
fishing there.
The base ball games Saturday and
Sunday attracted quite a crowd.
Osceola failed to show up, and Glen
Flora and the Ladysmith Firemen
played a game both days, each re-
sulting in the visitors favor-Satur-
day TO and Sunday 16 to-
Three young Ladysmith couples
were seen walking into town early
Sunday morning from the east.
They had walked all the way from
Tony, where they went to attend
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come home when their driver and
his best girl decided to leave.
Ladysmith Assembly No. 375 e. +.
u. will initiate class of new mem
bers Tuesday evening, Aug. Is. Re-
freshments will be served at the
close of the meeting. Deputy w. E,
Waugh OF Bloorer has been work
ing in this city for several weeks.
This order, which originated at
Neenah, Wis.,, II years ago, is doing
business in eight states with men,
bership OF over $1,000. They have a
guarantee fund amounting now to
$35 per member.