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

Baker hotel.
Fred Arrowsmith was over from In
gram Monday.
Order your Storm Sash and Coal from
Osborne & Clark 32tf
E. L. Dodge made business trip to
Bruce Wednesday.
L. w. Cox of Sheldon had business
in the city Thursday.
FOR RENT-House on Maple Hill.
Enquire of Ben French. 81 If
M. H. Ballou was here from Men
asha few days this week
Money to loan-Thomas and Carow,
Attorneys, Ladysmith, Wis. 18tf
| Mrs. D. w. Maloney visited at Glen
Flora Tuesday and Wednesday.
| Belmont Crumb of Walworth was
visiting relatives here last week.
Don't forget the Bethany Sisters
Rummage Sale Saturday, the 18th.
Andy Miles of Chetek was shaking
hands with old friends III the city
Tuesday
| Nelson, the monument man from
Rice Lake, was Ladysmith visitor
| Thursday
Mrs. Hetfner of Barron arrived We'd
nesday for visit with her sister, Mrs.
w. A. Carroll.
| Miss Agnes Moller, of Bruce spent
the latter part of the week with rela-
tives in the city.
Mrs. F. Lynch of Canton arrived
| Tuesday for visit with her sister,
Mrs. ]. Sampson
Mrs. W. F. O'Connor and Mrs. N.
j. Smith returned Sunday morning
from n trip to Chicago.
An addition is being built on the rear
of Pagel Bros. barber shop, to afford
better accommodations.
For SALE-Good COW, five years old,
fresh in February, S25. John Wander
Loop, route l. Ladysmith. 80 If
The Real Orchestra of Minneapolis
will give Grand Dance at the Opera
House, Ladysmith, Nov IL. 1922
Mark Sergeant is among those sick
with the measles. Irene Reeves is
taking mis- place in the postoffice
Paul G. Baxter, in his sensational ILL
ustrated lecture Behind the Bars at
Joliet, at the Unique Monday night.
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Order your Abstracts of title from
Michaelson & Hughes, who have the
| oldest set of abstract books in the
county. 1922
Osborne & Clark are erecting a new
lumber shed in their lumber yard to
facilitate the handling of their increas-
ing business.
Mike Shean, who has been working
at Flambeau River Lumber Co. = camp
on the Flambeau, went to his home at
Colby Thursday.
Patrick Morgan of Rhinelander was
| visiting his daughter, Mrs. Dan Marian
ty, last week. He went from here to
Duluth for visit.
Mrs. John Cox and children of Weyer-
hauser were visiting her aunt, Mrs. ].
H. Reed the fore part of the week, re-
turning home Tuesday.
j. F. Barto of Richland Centre was
visiting his nephew, 0. H. McNally,
the fore part of the week. He will
hunt with party on the Jump river
near Sheldon.
The stormy weather of last week de-
layed work on the new Training school
building, but it is being pushed along
now and will probably be enclosed in
two weeks more.
For SALE Six horse power gasoline
engine, I. H. c. make Also a screw
cutting lathe. 13inch swing, foot pow
er.-Inquire of Martin A. Wallucks,
Island Lake, WIS. 32-3
A. C. Thompson moved his family
here from Hawkins last week, occupy
one of the Hughes cottages on Sixth
street east until spring, when he in
tends to build.
TAKEN P.-Three goats came to my
place on the John Young farm Sunsay,
Oct. 16. Owner can have same by call
ing and paying for this notice.
1872 JESSE FINDER.
Edward Rheingans recently moved
his family from Chippewa Falls onto
the farm he bought last spring of Robt.
Corbett, just east of town, and will be-
gin some extensive clearing.
am in business for all kinds of
freight and heavy draying. Orders
taken care of promptly Leave orders
at Curtis confectionery store, phone "a.
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