Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1911-08-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| Wednesday.
! The new Nelson brick building is
now story high.
Frank Helm was over from Tony on
business Wednesday.
Albert Conklin has been on the sick
list couple of days this week.
| O. c. Sabin is the latest to acquire
| possession of an automobile.
! Sam Stewart of Bruce was shak ing
hands with Ladysmith friends.
D. F. Clark of Minneapolis was look
ing after interest here Wednesday.
G. A. Kenyon and daughter, Mrs.
Bitters, visited in Bruce Wednesday.
1000 yd. l.. L. Sheeting worth &c.
Clearing Sale price 4ac per yd.-The
Fair. 1911
Miss Agnus Amundson of Rice Lake,
a cousin of A. Kopperud, was visiting
in the city over Sunday.
Is doz. Mems summer underwear
worth Soc, Clearance Sale 19c.-The
Fair. 1871
Mr.. and Mrs. F. J. Putnam returned
home Wednesday from a weeks visit
at Superior and Rice Lake.
rs cent and $1.0O Straw Hats to
close out at this sale at 20 cents-Fair
Store. 1871
Miss Mable Lyons of Bruce spent a
few days this week with R. r. Gould
and family north of town.
500 yd. 26 in embroidery worth SOC.
per yd. at this sale 19c. per yd. The
Fair. 1871
Attorney J. S. Riordan and daughter
Miss Helen of Hayward spent Sunday
at the home of L. E. McGill
1000 yd embroidery from in. to IL
in. wide, worth 25c. per yd. Clearing
Sale price l2c. per yd.-The Fair. 1911
Geo. Russell, who has been fishing
with friends here for month or more,
left Tuesday for Oaks, N. Oak.
SC. box oil sardines, 2ac., 75c. Blue
Bib Overall, 43c., SOC. Mems work.
shirts. 35c. The Fair. 1871
c.. G. Johnson, who has been visit
ing his brother r. S. Johnson, left
Thursday for his home at Pasadena,
Calf.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. L. Jordan returned
home the first of the week from their
trip to Montana and Yellowstone
Park.
Miss Irene Jordan, who has been
teaching at Winter, returned home
Monday and will attend Training School
this fall.
10 doz Ladies white waists worth
from ST. so to $780, See our window
display, Clearance Sale price at 78c. =
The Fair. 1871
The buildings of the county commit
tee supervisors is having the north and
west sides of the courthouse grounds
terraced.
Ed Rogness went to Glenwood Sat
urday, returning with Mrs. Rogness,
who had been visiting relatives there
for week.
You cannot afford to miss the big
bargains we are offering in Mems
suits during this clearance sale at the
Fair Store. 1911
Mrs. E. j. Crane of Owen and Mrs.
T. r. Allen of Oshkosh are visiting
! their parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Ut
tormark, this week.
Little Richard, son Of J. l.. Ryall,
had his left hand badly laceratec
Thursday afternoon while playing
around self-binder.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Hampton OF
Richland Centre returned to their home
Monday after months visit with
their son John Hampton.
Nell Gordon, a brother-in-law of C.
! E. Culver, who has been visiting here
couple of weeks, returned to his
home in Nebraska Tuesday.
Remember what you have been pay.
/ ing for oil before we came here anC
compare it with what you are now pay.
ing. Don't you think we are entitled
1 to your patronage?- Store. 1871
Mrs. J. w. Feeman and Miss Edna
Jackson of Minneapolis, sister and neice
I of Mrs J. S. Schmidt, came Thursday
for visit on the farm south of this
city.
You can buy more goods for dollar
I at the Fair Store than any other place
I in the city. 1871