Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-12-01

F. K. Kinyon was a passenger to
Bruce Wednesday,
Go to Ladysmith's s. and 10-cent
store for bargains.
Geo. Ratzer was over from Glen
Flora OH business Wednesday fore
noon.
Largest assortment of 5 and 10
cent goods in the city, at the Racket
Store.
Game Warden F. K Randall was
a passenger to Prentice Monday af-
ternoOn
The band dance at the Cass hall
last night was very we'll attended
About eighty tickets were sold
j. M. Tunison was at Warrens on
Thursday to spend Thanksgiving with
his mother, who resides at that place
Read Thompson Mere Co.'s adv
on front page. It will save you from
10 to 35 per cent on your purchases.
Mrs. e. NJ. Reynolds, of Prescott,
was a visitor in the e. w. Hill home
few Gays, returning to her home
Monday.
The Catholic supper given at the
opera house Tuesday night was as
usual very largely attended. A very
fine supper was served.
Miss Alice MCGEE arrived Tuesday
from Hastings, Mimi, to visit in the
home of her brother, r. w. McGee,
and also with other relatives.
Eau Claire is to have a county
agricultural school with a two-year
course very similar to the course
now given at the state university
On Saturday, Dec. 8, j. W. Beachy
will be at Worden's Big Department
Store with his usual line Of Ladies'
Winter Suits, Skirts, Dresses, Coats
and Furs. Don't forget the date.
The Misses Nellie and Viola Wight
man, of the Rusk county training
school, are spending Thanksgiving
vacation with relatives at Marshfield
Thos Cairns left Wednesday noon
for Shell Lake, where he will spend
his Thanksgiving, going from there
TO visit relatives in Duluth a few
lays.
100000 worth of first quality rub
Ders to be closed out at less than the
rubber trusts wholesale prices. Read
,ur adv. on front page.-Thompson
Nero. Co.
The Ladies' Aid society will meet |
with Mrs. F. A. HARDWOOD, 9Th st. |
g., opposite bowery, next Wednes
lay afternoon, Dec. G. Lunch will |
)e served and all are invited
Mr. and Mrs C. j. Foat, who were
listing in the Tunison home in
his city, were called to Carstairs,
Alberta, Canada, the first of the
week on account of the serious i'll
ness of a son who lives there.
f. l.. Van Voorhis, state secretary
If the Wisconsin Christian Missionary
A association, will speak in the Chris
Ian church Sunday morning at II
o'clock and in the evening at 7:45.
All are invited to come and hear him. !
Martin Prindle departed Monday |
hight for his home at Armstrong, |
fond du Lac county, after the three |
weeks visit at the home of his son, |
Allen Prindle, five miles northeast |
If Ladysmith. Mr.. Prindle took a |
leer home with him.
Mrs. Lewis Blair and children left |
lere Tuesday for Chippewa Falls, |
where they will visit some time in |
he home of Mr. Blair's parents. Mrs. |
Blair has been visiting here in the |
home of her father, Aug Wolf, for |
he past four weeks
Mr. and Mrs Andrew Morkan, of |
Cumberland, arrived Wednesday for |
1 visit in the home of the lady's sis |
.er, Mrs. w. A. Carroll Mr. Morkan |
s cashier in the Island City state
)ank at Cumberland and returned to
lis work this morning. Mrs. Morkan
Will remain longer.
A. l.. and Forrest A. Silvernail, VIII
'eside about IL miles southwest of
were arrested Wednesday.
charged with hunting without license
md also hunting with dog. They
we're found guilty in Justice Man
ling's court and fined $25 and costs