Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-10-28

The largest and best section of
Cloaks shown in Ladysmith this sea
son, Wednesday, Nov. g. Lees Dept.
Store. 30-1
Mrs. Emma loyal and Mrs. L.
Peeze of Boomer visited at the HON q
of Carl Schwartz last week returning
home Saturday.
DR.. M H. Rice Of Prairie Farm, a
son of Prof. O. E. Rice, stopped over
in the city Wednesday on his way
home from trip to Amigo.
w. A. Mieklejohn of Fond du Lac
was in the city Wednesday visiting his
sister, Mrs T. NJ. Thomas, and look
ing after business affairs.
Last chance to get selection from
one of the largest manufacturers of
cloaks in America Wednesday, Nov.
! 3, at Lees Dept. Store. Boil
j. T. Stevens went to Bruce Tuesday
to see his father who was returning
| that day to his home in Juneau county,
after visit with relatives in this
vicinity.
w. H. Johnson, one time foreman of
the News-Budget printery, arrived
/ from Lakefeld, Mimi, last Friday
and is holding down his former posi-
| ton.
There are moving pictures and NOV
ing pictures. Visit Worden's opera
house any evening except Sunday and
enjoy an evenings high class entertain
ment. SOL
The Ladysmth Steam Laundry re-
sumed operations Wednesday under the
management of H. w. McCaustland
and A. Roesler See their ad in
another column.
A Weight Social will be given at the
home of Ivan Lepley by the Christian
Church Young People Monday evening,
Nov. l. Ladies bring supper for two.
Everyone invited to come 30-l .
Mrs. Adam Carter went to Hawkins
! Wednesday to care for her daughter
Miss Mae, who is teaching there. She
was taken suddenly sick Tuesday and
was unable to come home.
We will have our salesman here
Wednesday, Nov. 8, with complete line
of winter cloaks. CIoaks to be deliv-
cred at once. LEES DEPT. STORE.
30-1
Supervisor of Assessments Sever
Serley of Murry, was at the court
house several days the fore part of the
week making out his annual report to
the county board, which meets Nov. 9.
The Encampment Branch of the
IL. O. O. F. will have special meeting
next Tuesday evening for the purpose
of initiation. This is one of the lodges
which is taking on new life after q
period of inactivity.
The south-bound train of the Chicago
Division had wreck between Gordon
and Scion Springs Tuesday, which de-
layed it about six hours. A broken
iange on a car wheel caused ten cars
of coal to go in the ditch.
H. E. Fletcher of Mime apolis and
R. B. Bunke of Merrill were in the city
on legal business Tuesday, the former
as administrator and the latter as his
attorney of the Luther c. Porter
estate, which was finally settled in
county court.
The ladies of the Royal Neighbor
lodge entertained their husbands at a
Halloween party at |. 0. 0. F. hall to-
night. The evening was pleasantly
passed with cards and other games,
after which popcorn, candy, peanuts
and apples were partaken of.
j. Francois of Richland Centre, who
has been visiting his brother and
friends in this city for a couple Of
weeks, returned home Wednesday. Mr..
Francois bought land i'll this vicinity
seven years ago and, although it has
greatly increased in valua, ne TANKS
it is good invest ynor+ vet.
Fred Leuth returned Monday from
his trip to Canada.