Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-01-20
LOCAL And PERSONAL

A. Mautner of Tony was shopping in
the city Monday
A. M Rosenquist had business at
Bruce Wednesday
Annual embroidery sale at Fritz's,
beginning Saturday. AL
C. A. King of Ingram was county
seat visitor Tuesday.
| Insure in the old reliable Phoenix.
A. N. Andersen, Agt. 34tf
P. D. Feist was in Weyerhauser on
business Wednesday.
Miss Selma Arndt is visiting friends
in st. Paul this week.
County Judge Maloney was over from
Glen Flora Wednesday.
Mrs. Geo. Leahy went to St Paul
Tuesday morning for visit.
G. E. Newman is here from Mime
apolis on business this week.
5000 yards of new embroideries on
special sale Saturday at Fritz's. 42-1
Dr. o. A. Christensen of Hawkins
was Ladysmith visitor Tuesday.
r. Alden is confined to his bed with
a severe attack of stomach trouble
j. j. Haasl and e. d. Corriere made
a business trip to Marshfeld Tuesday.
Miss Nellie Jones of Bruce spent
Sunday with her aunt, Mrs. w A..
Carroll.
Porter Crowell and Henry Leppert
of Bruce were in the city on business
| Monday.
Several young people from Bruce en-
joyed themselves at the roller rink last
Saturday evening.
Fred Ertzner was in the city Tuesday
from near Conrath, where he is clear
| ing up new farm.
Miss Blanche Tiffany went TO Her
mosa, S. Oak, last week for months
visit with her parents.
The Chicago vaudeville stars, Bob
and Eva Mckinley Comedy Co., will be
at the opera house January 18th.
Miss Collins will close out her Fall
and Winter stock of Hats at a great
reduction in price until all are sold
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| Mr.. and Mrs. j. M. Graft returned
home last Thursday from an extended
visit with relatives at Lincoln, Nebr
Clean fun and delightful musical
specialties by the famous comedians,
Bob and Eva Mckinney, at the opera
house Jan. 18th.
/ Mrs. A. c. Wertz of Richland Centre
and daughter Mrs. FULLY of Rice Lake
were guests at the Speidel home a
couple of days this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. job M. Hurless have
moved to Ladysmith from their farm
on Island Lake and will spend the bal
ance of The winter here.
Ray Fillmore has secured a position
in the train dispatcher's Office at Super
Tor and will move his family to the head
Of the lakes in the spring.
Tom Stanton, former resident of
this city, was here from Minneapolis
Tuesday making preparations to move
his family back to this city.
A. Hulinski. who has been pasturing
a large number of sheep on his land in
section 16 north of this city, shipped
two carloads to Chicago Wednesday.
A. M. Crandall, who is busily engaged
in clearing up some land on the Chippe-
wa northwest of here, was in town to-
day for the first time in several weeks.
Worden's big Pre- Inventory Sale this
week attracted out-of-town shoppers in
large numbers. Several extra clerks
were on duty waiting on the increased
trade attracted by the bargain prices
advertised
F. j. Otis of Apollonia was in the
city Wednesday. He is yet undecided
as to location, but thinks he will have
to go outside of Rusk county, as ali
lines of trade are pretty well represen-
ted here at present.
The Fourth number of the Entertain
ment Course at the opera house Friday
night was well attended. Miss Lucy
Lee is an elocutionist of exceptional
ability, and the musicians in her con-
cert company are of the best.
A sleet storm Sunday night made
walking quite slippery Monday morn
ing It was covered the same day
however by q heavy fall of wet snow,
which greatly improved sleighing. The
snow is now about eight inches on the
level. A heavy wind prevailed today,
but the snow did not drift much