Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1910-10-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

to Bruce Tuesday
John French of Conrath had business
in the city Tuesday.
Sam Stewart of Bruce was in the
city Saturday on business.
Rev. H. H. Oliver of Glen Flora visit
ed the county seat Monday
Miss Bessie Sabin visited couple of
days at Glen Flora last week.
Miss Nellie Wood of Flambeau visited
Miss Erma La Due few days last
| week.
! Misses Esther Ellingson and Stella
| Pierce of Hawkins were in the city
Saturday.
j. w. Carow was called to Baraboo
Thursday to attend the funeral of an
old friend.
E. L. Baxter has sold his farm south
of town and this week moved to Wal
nut, Iowa.
Mrs F. E Munroe returned home
Monday from visit with neice at
Marble, MINI.
Miss Eunice Cain and nephew Dom
aid Andersen, spent Sunday with her
parents at Canton.
| Sugar beets by the carload are being
transferred here enroute from Barron
to Chippewa Falls.
| Miss Clara Willie of Minneapolis re-
turned home Wednesday, after visit
with her cousin, Mrs. Osborne Worden.
| Mrs l.. E. Allen returned to her
home in St. Paul Thursday, after a
visit with her son Harry Allen and wife,
Remember the Annual Sale and
Chicken Pie Supper to be given by the
Ladies' Aid of the M. E. Church Nov.
H.
Fresh Fish every Thursday and Fri
day at the new Cash Meat Market, Ref
& Olson, south of Baker hotel, phone
800 31-t
For the best optical work at a rea-
sonable price, call on Prof. Sturgeon
Stringer at the Hotel Baker Nov. ]
and 2. 31-1
Mrs F. Leach of Canton and Mrs.
Lucy Stewart Of St. Paul were guests
of Mr. and Mrs John Sampson owe,
Sunday.
Perry Hodorff and wife left Thurs
day for St. Paul, he having severed
his connection with the Ladysmith Fur.
niture Co.
| c. P. Ellingson, republican nominee
| for Assemblymen from this district,
was over from Hawkins between trains
Wednesday.
A daughter was born Sunday, Oct %,
to Mr.. Mrs. j. w. Smyth, luing north
of the city. 1t only survived until the
following day.
Mrs. A. Stewart of Minneapolis anC
Mrs. F. Leach of Canton returned home
Monday after visit at the home OF
John Sampson.
| LOST-on 9Th street west, a small
pocket book containing two rings and
two 81 bills. Finder please leave al
Steam Laundry. 71-l'
Mrs. r. C. Merrill of St. Paul was
visiting her neice, Mrs. E. w. Hill last
week. They went to Apolionia Satur-
day to visit relatives.
TAKEN UP-Sunday Oct Is, 1910,
at my place Que mile south of Port Ar
thur, Wis, five Angora Coats Carl
F'lohr, Port Arthur, Wis. 31-1*
| Matt Putnam, formerly of Lady
smith, returned from Brodhead this
week, moving his family onto his farm
in the town of Flambeau.
F. w. Speigleberg of Larsen and
Chas. Worden of Menasha arrived from
the east Wednesday on business for the
Menasha Wooden Ware Co.
Use Gold Medal Flour and Richeleu
Coffee they are sure to give salts
faction. Thompson Mercantile Co.,
successors to Ben c.. Lee 8 Co. 31-1
Supervisor of Assessment Sever
Serley was in town from hurry Satur-
day and placed his annual report to the
county board in the hands of the
printer.
| The family of Mrs. r. Presher is
having siege of typhoid fever The
mother is now recovering, but two
more of the children were taken sick
this week.
Peter Leonard was down from Crane
Wednesday to have his broken arm
dressed. The accident occurred last
Sunday while he was assisting in un-
loading some logs.
Mrs. E. C. Keifer and mother Mrs.
Romen returned home Tuesday from
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