Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-09-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
G. e. Newman was here from Mimi
eapolis Wednesday.

Boys suits at reduced prices Ben G.
Lee & Co. 26-1
w. w. Kinyon was down from the
county farm. today.
Mrs. Fred Conover spent Sunday
with friends in Bruce.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy LeMere,
Sept 80, q daughter.
Frances Stewart of Eau Claire was
in the city Wednesday.
Editor Richardson of Hawkins was a
Ladysmith caller Tuesday.
DR.. johnson of Glen Flora was seen
on our streets Wednesday.
Gold Medal Flour, $1.4O per sack.
Lees Dept. Store. 26-1
P. H. Schafer of Ingram was in the
city on business Wednesday.
MONEY TO LOAN On improved Real
Estate = Armstrong Land Co. 6tf
Mrs. r. A. Green of Stone Lake was
shopping in the city Wednesday.
Mike Bronx returned Monday from
visit at his old home in Berlin.
F. 0. Taylor was here from New
Auburn on business Wednesday.
E. w. Hill and F. E. Munroe went
up to Buck s Camp today on hunting
trip.
D. F Clark was here from Minnea-
polls today looking after business
interests.
Guy Greeneau of Glen Flora had
business in the city the first of the
week.
Mrs. JOS. Clear and Mrs. Matt Beck
of Tony were shopping in the city
Wednesday.
New fall styles in ladies and misses
cloaks jnst in. Lees Dept Store.
Pol
Mrs. A. Rands Of Murry a visitor at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. j Rands
Tuesday.
Ray Fillmore is again holding down
his old trick as operator at the 500
depot.
For SALE-1O horse upright steam en-
gine. Inquire at the News-Budget
office. 25-2
Mrs. w. Brown and Miss Goldie
Griffin of Matoon, are the guests Of
Mrs. VIM. Gruner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Nelson returned
Sunday night from an extended trip
through Canada.
Miss Leila Smith of Chetek was the
guest of Miss Goldie Findlay the fore
part of the week.
For Sale or Trade-one IL yr. old
work mare. I. Stevens, Bruce,
WIS.,, route mo. 8. ZO-A
Mr.. Wilky and Mr.. Cohen returned
to their homes in Chicago today, after
visit with j. w. Miller.
We are selling an outing flannel for
10 cents yard that is the best we ever
saw. Ben C. Lee & Co. 26-1
The Bethany Sisters netted about $27
at their chicken-pie supper tonight,
which was well patronized.
Mrs. Helen Eldred returned home
to Minneapolis Wednesday, after a
visit with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. F. Armstrong.
Prof. Spurgeon Stringer the eye
specialist, will be at Hotel Baker Mon
day, Oct. a. Afterwards he goes to
Hayward. 26-l
J. T. Johnson returned today from a
trip to Stanley. He will open his
Unique Theatre Friday night with a
moving picture show.
Elva, Tommy and Edna Baker left
Thursday morning for Lake City, Mimi,
where they will attend the parochial
school. Mrs. Baker accompanied them.
A. c. Mooney began excavating the
first of the week for his new store
building 1t will be two stories 28x60
feet, with a basement under the whole
building.
John Corbett was one of the few
Ladysmith exhibitors at the Rusk
County Fair. His entry was card of
horse shoes of various sizes and of
course he took first premium.
The case of Moller VS.. Stewart from
was tried before Justice Reeves Sat
urday. Actian was dismissed because
the question was raised of title to real
estate, for which both claimed the
agency. The justice dismissed the act
ion for want of jurisdiction Costs
were paid by the plaintiff.
The street is being graded down
about 18 inches at the corner of Second
street west and Lake avenue and the
earth filled into the low places along
the streets in the vicinity. Another
concrete crossing will be put in. This
will make an improvement on one of
the principal business streets.