Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-05-13
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

seriously i'll this week.
Mrs. Carl Jung is suffering from
severe attack of tonsilitis.
Mr. and Mrs. Gus Bitters visited
friends at Bruce Tuesday.
R. J. Morgan of Ingram was coun-
ty seat visitor Wednesday.
International Correspondence Schools
Display at Sands Hardware. 7-1*
C. F. Wright Of Milwaukee is visiting
his daughter Mrs. A M. Alden
j. C. Lee returned home Saturday
from business trip to Spring Valley,
Mimi
The tail of Halley's comet is due to
arrive in the vicinity of the earth next
Wednesday.
E. H. Sprague, an attorney from
Elkhorn, had business at the court
house Tuesday.
L. E. McGill has fine new driving
horse, gift from M. H. Ballou of the
Menasha Paper Co.
For the best optical work call on
Prof. Sturgeon Stringer at the Baker
Hotel May Is and 10. II
Miss Nellie Wightman enjoyed visit
from the Misses Palmer and Bowdin of
RIGS Lake over Sunday.
Get your tornado insurance before
you see signs of destruction in the sky.
Michaelson & Hughes. 6tf
| E. M. Worden has secured the Her
man Cans fight for May 28th-remem-
Der the date at the opera house. II
| Mesdames Munroe, Hoffman and
Gesell attended the Rebekah district
convention at Bruce Wednesday.
| Mr.. and Mrs. J. O. Snyder of Bloom
err spent Sunday with his brother, W..
H. Snyder and family in this city.
To the Farmers: On and after May
LIST | will buy cream for cash and pay
highest quotations. E. M. Worden.
J. H. Reed returned home from
Montana Thursday, he did not think it
worth while to file on 40-acre home
stead.
By the courtesy of Senstor La Fol-
lette, the News Budget has few more
| of those government seeds for free dis
| tribution.
Petitions for naturalization must be
filed with the clerk of court this month
in order to be in time for the August
term of court.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Baker returned
| Wednesday from Minneapolis, where
they were called to attend the funeral
of n Bakers brother.
Miss Rose Armstrong returned to her
home at Claremont, Mimi, Thursday,
after short visit with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Armstrong.
Lester Gesell, bookeeper for the
Northwestern Drainage Co. of Thief
River Falls, Mimi, was visiting his
parents here the fore part of the week.
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
Tom Foster, president of the County
Fair, was over to Bruce Wednesday
and made arrangements to have the
race track sailed to keep down the
grass.
Mesdames O. H. McNally, F. l.
Hughes and J. A. Michaelson visited
Weyerhauser Monday, going down in
Mr.. True's auto and returning on the
train
Rev. Chas. H. Sanders represented
the Congregational church of Lady
smith at the meeting of the Superior
district association at Cumberland this
week
The average want ad in the News
Budget costs Is cents A three-line
local might be worth several dollars to
you. If you have something to sell,
try it,
The International Correspondence
Schools will hold display at Sands
Hardware Store the coming week.
Call and let US explain the instruction
by mail. It's
Mrs. J. G. Hilbert entertained at
| Five Hundred Tuesday evening in
honor of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and
Mrs. Gleason of Camp Douglas, who
are visiting here.
w. H. H. Ingle gave parlor con-
cert at the home of Chas. Johnson at
Teresita one evening last week Mr..
Johnson has some very interesting
relics from the Hawaiian islands.
Frank Landig visited Stevens Point
the first of the week, where he intends
to run a saloon the coming year. Tom
Baker has leased the Landig saloon