Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-04-15
LOCAL ANO PERSONAL

the Twin Cities Wednesday.
Mrs. Thos. Baker left Wednesday for
visit to Lake City, Mimi.
| N. N. Sydness of Glen Flora was a
county seat visitor Saturday.
A. T. Anderson of Conrath was
county seat visitor Thursday.
S. D. Speidel was in Bruce on bust
ness between trains Tuesday.
F. j. Putnam is keeping books for
the Flambeau River Lumber Co.
Geo. Toepfer is building cottage
near the First ward school house.
Miss Jennie Sivertson of Glen Flora
was Ladysmith visitor Saturday.
R. 0. Sinclair left Tuesday for visit
with relatives and friends in Iowa.
Ernest Persons father from Aiken,
Mimi, is visiting him few weeks.
w. F. O'Connor went to Minneapolis
Sunday for treatment in hospital
P. J. Kassela of Weyerhauser had
business at the county seat Thursday.
Phil S. Reed is erecting his cottage
on the river front on Second street west.
Anton Sybers and Martin Kane were
among the Tonyites in the city Tuesday.
| j. w. Carow was in Weyerhauser
between trains Thursday on legal bust
ness.
w. C. Gerard was here from Mime
apolis this week renewing acquaint-
ances.
Miss May Cass went to Minneapolis
| Saturday to spend a week or so with
friends.
Gardens plowed and narrowed at
reasonable prices e. L. Baxter, Phone
70 G. line. go
r. ]. Gerry of Barron was shaking
hands with old friends in the city
Thursday
Latest things in Rushings and Hair
Nets and Hair Ornaments for ladies at
| Worden' AZ If
FARM INSURANCE; get the best; the
old St. Paul Fire & Marine A. N. An
dersen, Agt. 34tf
Mrs. j. A. Michaelson returned home
Thursday from visit with her parents
at Marshfeld
Miss Mabel Sinclair has the humps.
Mrs. A. r. Kleinert is taking her place
in the Public Library
VIM. Swartz is going about on
crutches as a result of injuring his foot
a couple of weeks ago.
| Homer Baer of the National Bank re-
turned Thursday from business trip
through the Dakotas.
A. A. Bush and family expect to leave
the first of next week for visit with
relatives in Oaks, North Dakota.
L. O. Gillett and family moved to
Barron Wednesday, Mr. Gillett having
disposed of his dray business to j. l..
Ryall
| Fred Roesler has gone to jim Falls to
run an engine for Contractor Ule, who
has big contract on the Chippewa at
that point.
G. A. Kenyon went to Spooner Tues
day. He has accepted position on the
road selling farm implements and road
machinery.
j. M. Lepley of Bruce was in the
city Tuesday. His suit against A. N.
Andersen is to have a rehearing in the
supreme court.
E. d. Richards returned to his home
at Butler, S. Oak, Saturday, after
few days visit with his brother Mayor
D. H. Richards.
w. j. Musser was down from Rice
Lake on business Saturday. He has
sold his residence on east Lake avenue
to NJ D. Martin.
! Attend the supper to be given by the
Seniors at the opera house Friday, the
3d. brown bread and baked beans are a
part of the menu 80
| M. HI. Ballou was here from Menasha
a couple of days this week, looking af-
ter the completion of the Paper Co. s
numerous improvements in this vicinity.
Now is the time to use Land Plaster.
All kinds of Grass Seed and Lawn
Grass and seed Wheat, Silver Mine
Oats etc. Geo. Nelson, Feed Store.
1tf
John Young, L. E. McGill, John
Diamond and d. Names went to Chip
pewa Falls Tuesday to be present at |
trespass suit against the Menasha Paper
Co.
Fred Leuth expects soon to be able
to throw away his crutches. He is
getting accustomed to walking on an
artificial foot which he received last
week