Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-11-17
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A. ~ Andersen was Bruce visitor
| the first Of the week.
Mrs r. Alden, of Bruce, was Lady
smith visitor yesterday.
B. F. Kinyon was professional
visitor at Bruce Monday
w. B. Arnold, of Ingram, was a
Ladysmitll visitor Tuesday
Joe Brown, the automobile doctor,
WAS in Bruce part OF the week.
The lecture course committee have
secured the Raweis for Dec. a.
f.. X. Randall deputy game warden,
returned to Phillips Wednesday from
work in this vicinity
J. d. Graves, Of Spencer, was over
Sunday a visitor in the home of his
daughter, Mrs. F. McIihatten.
LOST-$190.00 in paper money.
will reward finder literally August
L. kanning, r. /, Ladysmith. ct
FOR SALE-Some fine. Plymouth
Rock pullets at right prices. En-
quire at The News-Budget office
Mrs VIM. Pagel and son, Howard,
went to Medford Monday, where they
are visiting while Mr.. Pagel is hunt
ing.
Frank Lundy was in from the farm
part OF the week assisting in the
Graft & Cook carpenter shop on End
street east.
When in need of reliable dray
man, call up c. E. Cole, phone 121.
Work promptly and carefully handled
at reasonable rates.
Remember the time and place
The only event of the season. the
Rusk County Fair, at the opera house
Dec I and 8.
The bethany sisters have under
their supervision the production of
the Rusk County Fair, to be given
in Ladysmith Nov. 7 and 8.
Chris Thmopsen and a party Of
his Ladysmith friends went out to
Gormley's camps on the West Fork
Tuesday .-Glidden Enterprise.
About sixty couple enjoyed the
dance in the Cass hall Saturday
night Music was furnished by the
Maeder Orchestra, of Appleton
Foster McIlhatten had the misfor
tune to cut his foot with an axe Sun
day The cash made necessitated the
taking of four stitches to close.
Geo. Fisher and daughter, Ethel,
of Vlroqua, are visiting at the home
Of the formers sister, Mrs. William
Schwartz, and hunting deer north of
town.
Rev Homer W. Carter, Of Madison,
Congregational Home Missionary for
the state, will speak at the Congre-
gational church Monday evening,
Nov. 20.
Use Marvel" Fancy Patent Flour
when you want the best. Every sack
guaranteed and may be returned if
not entirely satisfactory Sold only
at our model grocery department.
Thompson Mere Co.
Mrs. NJ. Wyatt, 9Th street east,
was given birthday party Wednes-
day afternoon by about twenty lady
friends. A fine lunch was served
and Mrs. Wyatt was presented with
a handsome set of dishes as a mem
ento Of the occasion.
A carload of horses was received
at Hawkins from Manitowoc the first
of the week The sudden change in
the weather affected them and five
suffered an attack of lung fever. DR..
Kinyon, veterinarian, made several
trips there during the week
Mrs. ]. e. Shaw, of Maniwa, but
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. W. e. La'May, in Ingram, Wis
tied at Geo. Kilgore's Thursday, while
on her way to Cleveland, Ohio, to
join her husband, who is at present
employed as civil engineer at that
place.
Ole Peterson, produce buyer for
the Osceola Mill & Elevator Co., was
here yesterday with potatoes on his
way to Chicago markets. With those
loaded at Bruce by Drum & Davidson
of Ladysmith, he had five cars in
the string, which he re-supplied with
coal and wood while here.