Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1908-05-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

on Saturday on business.
viii Armstrong of Duluth is visit
ing his parents this week.
p. s. Reed and H. r. Davlin spent
Sunday in the twin cities.
Miss Hazel Page of Bruce spent
Sunday with her sister Miss Lila.
Miss Rebecca Fortier of Ingram
was shopping in the city Saturday.
Barney Piper was injured at Cor
bett's mill Saturday by being struck
in the stomach by a slab.
Mrs. F. Bien of Bruce visited her
mother Mrs. l.. Campbell, last Fri
day.
Mrs. j. G.. Hilbert and Mrs G.
day.
Miss Hazel Wilson spent Sunday
with Miss Gertrude Biller at Glen
Flora.
Mrs. Mate Roberts of Hawkins
spent Sunday with her daughter,
Mrs. w. N. Mackin.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Archambault of
Philips spent Sunday with her sister
Mrs. f. A. Shumway.
Miss Claire Sholtze, who has been
cook at Hotel Manly, left for her
home at Cadott Monday.
Ben French returned last week
from Schaller, Iowa, where he at
tended the funeral of his father.
Mr on1 Mac Wy Mo0no 80 A
ford visited at the home OF A. j.
Martin the fore part OF last week.
Joe Prien left for Algoma Satur-
day where he has an engagement for
summer as catcher for a baseball
| team.
| John Jenson received the sad news
of his fathers death Sunday and left
Monday for Alma to attend the fun
neral.
| Mrs. Ed. Nelson returned home
Saturday from three weeks visit
with relatives in the southern part
of the state.
j. Delong of Lawrence, Ill.,, who
attended the funeral of his brother,
VIM. Delong last week, left for his
nome L ueSuay.
L. N. Chicquette OF Bay City
stopped over Monday with his
brother, S. l.. CHECKER, on his way to
the Woodman state camp at Wau-
saw.
Mrs. A. Nickershamn of st. Paul
returned home Monday, after six
weeks visit with her brother Frank
Hans, who is employed at the paper
mill.
If you want work in your vicinity
that's pleasant and profitable. write
at once to the The Hawks Nursery
Co, Wauwatosa. Wis. Largest in
the state. 51-13
Mrs. w. NJ. Walker of this city was
recently awarded prize in a contest
conducted by the Alabastine Com
pany for an article written for adver-
tising purposes.
The Dietz logs, over which there
has been SO much trouble the past
three years, are being fiOated through
Ladysmith this week, down the
Flambeau to Chippewa Falls.
Will Ickes captured a cub Satur-
day at his farm near Glen Flora and
Sunday killed two old bears. O. E.
Anderson purchased the two old
ones and sent them to Gable to have
them mounted.
Mrs. A. f. Powell and Mrs. F. J.
Putnam entertained at the home of
the former on west River street
Tuesday and Thursday. Luncheon
was served at O'Clock. There were
30 ladies present each afternoon.
When looking up something suit
able for a graduation gift, don't
fail to examine my large up-to-date
stock of high grade jewelry and fine
ladies' and mems watches.
2tf KLEINERT.
Mrs. Phil Conrath and Milton
Smith and Mrs. Gartside, the latter
a sister of the Conrath brothers, left
Monday, after few days visit here
far us st. Paul.
At the meeting of the common
council Tuesday night A. Porter was
appointed to succeed J. HI. Gordon
who resigned as alderman from the
Second ward. e. l.. Tiffany also re-
signed as clerk, but his successor has
not been appointed.
VIM. Jung of Redwood Falls,
Minn., was visiting his parents, Mr..
fore part of the week. Mr.. Jung
owns property on Second street west
upon which he intends to erect q fine
h,1c l. in hn ft1f
It's the good in a man-nOt his
clothes-that counts. Your "good-
ness" may be hidden beneath a poor
ly made suit of clothes. Better look
as good as you are. You're at your
best whenever you're dressed in a
suit made by me. G. w. SCHWARTZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gordan and Mr., |
and Mrs. Pete Gordan and Mrs. d. |
Drum and Mrs. 0. DavissOn returned
Saturday from Ontario, where they
were called on account OF the illness
of their father, j. c. GOrdan. They |
report that he is slowly recovering. |
Mrs. X. Chapman of Fond du Lac,
was called here Friday on account
of the critical condition of her father
in-law, Charles Partride, of Abbots-
ford at the Manley hotel. The i'll
ness was the result of an overdose of
headache tablets. The sick man is
slowly recovering.
The Modern Woodman Camp OF
this city continues to grow i'm num-
bers. There has been initiation at |
almost every meeting for the past |
r he 1yc n ho re- Of