Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-11-18
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Jerome Coe spent Sunday at his
home in Barron.
Bersee, the oculist, is here-see his
ad in another column.
| Mrs. J. A. Michaelson spent Satur-
day in the Twin cities.
/ For RENT-House on Maple Hill.
Enquire of Ben French. 81 If
Conductor Claude Baker was home
from Abbotsford Sunday.
Money to loan-Thomas and Carow,
Attorneys, Ladysmith, Wis. 18tf
Miss Nina st. Clair of Hawkins was
in the city visiting Saturday.
DR.. J. c. Baker of Hawkins was
county seat visitor Thursday.
i w. F. Smith of Rice Lake greeted
old friends in this city Sunday.
H For SALE--A draft horse. Write or
phone c. D. Swain, Ladysmith 34tf
Mesdames H. w. Allen and F. I.
Hughes visited at Bruce Saturday.
Miss Frances Clark of Ingram was
visiting friends in this city Sunday.
Miss Hilda O'Dean of Ogema spent
Sunday with her brother. Chas. O'Dean.
Mrs. w. F. O'Connor visited over
Sunday with relatives in Rhinelander.
Coal Storm Sash and Building Pap
ers. lowest prices Osborne & Clark.
32tf
The Rebekah district convention is
to be held in this city Wednesday, Nov.
80.
Mrs. Thos Cairns of Shell Lake
spent Sunday with her husband in this
city
Mrs. R. S. Reeves left Monday for
visit with her mother at Holloway,
MINI.
The walls of the new Training School
building are up ready for the roof to be
put on.
The Public Library will be closed
Thanksgiving Day, both afternoon and
evening.
Mrs. J. l.. Elder of Bloomer is visit
ing at the home of her aunt, Mrs. w.
H. Snyder.
Miss Maria Sybers spent Sunday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Anton
Sybers of Tony.
Miss Nina Bates and Bess Nc Ker-
nan of Tony were in the city Saturday
visiting with friends.
Bersee, the oculist is here-see his
ad in another column
Mrs. VIM. Ickes is here from Ohio
this week looking after her property in
this city and at Glen Glora.
Ben Benson of Bay City arrived to-
day for visit at the home of his
} brother-in -law, S. L. CHECKER.
/ L. Iverson of Amhearst was hunting
the fore part of the week with his
brother-in-law Martin Grover.
H. A. Hathorn of Fond du Lac is
visiting his mother Mrs. A. L. Hathorn
and attempting to shoot deer.
Cy Alvey of Bruce took VIM. Pagel's
place in the barber shop last week
while the latter was out hunting.
John Alden was over from Bruce be-
tween trains Tuesday. The new Alden
factory at Bruce was to start up today.
Mesdames j. Christman and Fred
Bates and Miss Ethel Sharrah of Tony
were in the city shopping Saturday.
Mrs. Mate Roberts and daughter
Gladys of Glen Glora spent Sunday
with her daughter, Mrs. w. N. Mackin.
Order your Abstracts of title from
Michaelson & Hughes, who have the
Oldest set of abstract books in the
county. 1928
The Young Ladies Sodality Of ST..
Mary's Catholic church will give Bas-
ket Supper Nov 10 in the old Ellingboe
building. 34-1
0. R. Holt has been quite sick for
the past couple of weeks. D. H.
Mather is taking his place at the pump
ing station.
Phil Brainerd, formerly of Bruce,
now operating photograph studio in
Minnesota, stopped over in the city
Monday on his way to hurry to visit
his parents.
Prof. Sturgeon Stringer, the eye
specialist, whose optical work is gen
orally known as the most scientific and
satisfactory to be had, will be at the
Baker Hotel Nov % and g. 34-1
/ Geo. M. Williams, the oculist of
Appleton, failed to keep his appoint
ment here last week, as advertised on
account of the death of his brother,
who was shot for deer while hunting
near Pembine.
w. A. Vaughan of Wauzeka was
visiting his son w. M. Vaughan the