Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-14
LOCAL AND PER soNAL

i M. Sergeant visited relatives at
Sheldon today.
Tom Thompson spent Sunday with
relatives at Sheldon.
/ G. A. Coon of Glen Flora had bust
IN the county seat Monday
Geo. Schroeder was up from Is
land Lake on business today.
Miss Augusta Monat spent Sunday
with friends at Chippewa Falls.
Fresh meat at right prices at Wor-
den's Department store. 28-1
Phil Koehler Of Weyerhauser was in
the county seat on business Tuesday.
Geo. A. Gates intends to move his
family about Dec. to Houton, Tex
Fred R. Ingle made business trip
to New Auburn the first of the week.
Fred Leuth left the first of the
week for seasons trapping in Can
ada.
j G. e. Newman of Minneapolis had
business here couple of days this
week.
i Miss Frances Kilgore returned to-
night from two months stay in
Duluth.
Il Harvey Dunahae returned Tuesday
from the west where he has been work
ing this summer.
4 Geo. Lent is now living in his own
home, having bought house of F. L.
Dean on 9Th street
Mrs. McLoyd of Gilman was the
guest of Mrs. f. D. Baker last week,
returning home Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rhyner Of Marshfeld,
visited Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Zatchek
the latter part of last week.
i E. M. Worden has added meat de-
partment to his store and will have a
full line of fresh meat in future.
\ W. e. Maddux will next week move
his family to Wild Rose, where he is
engaged in building school house.
L. c. Shutters is moving into the
Thomson house on Worden avenue,
recently vacated by F. M. Sergeant.
Ed Pagel is again on duty in the bar
Der shop, after being laid up for a
couple of weeks with kidney trouble.
Motion pictures at Worden's opera
house Saturday might've exhibitions,
1880 and $3.50. Prices 5 and 10 cents
27tf
Mrs. j. Fl. Alcorn was called to Lam
caster today by the serious illness of
| her mother. Her son John went with
her.
! Andtew Clauson went t 0 Conrath
Monday to assist in moving the house
hold effects of Mrs Ernest French to
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. c.. n Baker re-
turned home Monday from an extend
ed visit at Hermosa, S. Oak, where
Mrs. Bakers parents are located.
Mrs. Harry Hale and Mrs. Stiles,
mother and sister of Mrs. John Young,
are visiting here short time on their
return trip to their home at Sleepy Eve
MINI.
c. R. Smith, president of the Men
asha w. w. Co., and M. II. Ballou,
treasurer Of the Menasha Paper Co.,
were in the city on business Wednesday
and Thursday.
VIM. Alpine left Wednesday for
Grand Rapids, where he has a position
in paper mill. He has been in the
employ of the Paper Co. at this city
for several years.
Worden's Fall Clearing Sale attract
ed many out of town shoppers the fore
part of the week. Despite the bad
weather the big store was busy place
ali three days.
w. j KoTmott won't to Hudson Sat
u"' 0 get his new auto which he
hou9 1T of his brother, but owing to
the bad weather and muddy roads wss
forced to return on the train.
j. F. Cass from Worthington, Mimi,
has his new house on Peterson avenue
well under way. He went home We'd
nesday to thresh his wheat crop and
have sale, preparatory to moving to
this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Hughes, Mr..
and Mrs. F. E. Munroe, Mrs. Mable |
Rafferty,, Miss Sadie Whicher, and |
Messrs. Elmer Hill and C. C. Kyle |
were hunting at Bucks camp the last
of last week
Attorney Glenn H. Williams of Bruce
passed through here today on the 500
enroute to his new home at Grand Rap
ids. In the removal of Mr.. Williams,
the Rusk County Bar loses an able |
member and Bruce an enterprising cit
izen.
Miss Eleanor j. Rice of SanJuan.
Porto Rico, is the guest of her uncle,
Prof. O. E. Rice Miss Rice witnessed
the Hudson-Fulton celebration at New
York on her way here She will visit
other relatives in South Dakota before
returning to her island home.
DR.. |. Ell. Orchutt of Mortified,