Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-08-30
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Frank Helm, of Tony, visited this
city Monday
Frank Burgess, of Tony, was a city
visitor Friday.
G. A. Kenyon spent Sunday with
relatives at Bruce.
Harry Martin spent Sunday in Rice
| LAKE. with relatives.
Miss Lillian Lee visited friends in
Weyerhauser Monday.
| WANTED-Girl for general house
| work.-Mrs. A N. Andersen.
William Dodson made business
| trip to Bruce Tuesday.
| Miss Jennie Wallace, who had been
visiting relatives at GAINESVILLE, ar
rived home Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Spiegelberg
are now residents of Brooklyn. y
They arrived Tuesday.
| J. L. Leblanc, one of the pioneer
farmers of this county, was a coun-
ty seat visitor Saturday.
Mrs. Henry Bessie, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. Frank Sher-
rim, returned to Merrill Monday.
Mrs. Mark Mcdonald, of Tony, and
her guest, Mrs. Will Rogers, OF Don
aid, were city shoppers Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs G.. l.. Carlson, of
Rhinelander, spent Sunday at the
home of the formers brother, Otto
Carlson.
Mrs. J. Higgins and son, George,
who have been guests at the Harry
Allen home, returned to st. Paul
Monday.
Miss Effie Putney, who has been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F.
D. Putney, returned to Mitchell, S.
l., Friday.
J. B. Withers left Sunday evening
for Ashland to resume his duties as
principal in that city's school. Mrs.
Withers followed on Tuesday.
We sell the allwool Bradley Sweat
err, the most popular sweater coats
shown in town-for men, women and
children.-Thompson Nero. Co.
A. J. MacIllhatton, who has been
out west, spent a few hours in this
city Tuesday, the guest of his broth
err. F. Mobilization. He was enrOute
to Spencer.
Our big line of ladies' and misses
coats are in. Be sure and see them
before you buy elsewhere, as we give
the best quality and style obtainable
anywhere. -Thompson Mere. Co.
If you are not already supplied
call at the News-Budget office and
get a premium list of the Rusk Coun
ty Fair, if you expect to make an ex
hibit Or are interested in one fol
any other reason.
Mrs. L. Barnes, who has been Wis
iting her daughter, Mrs. John Berg
returned to Bruce Monday. Hel
daughter, Mrs George Dellameter
who has also been guest at the
Berg home, accompanied her and will
visit in Bruce a few days, before go
ing to her home at Winona.
Right Rev. A. F. Schinner, d. d.
Bishop of superior and Father lard
deski, also of Superior, were guests
Sunday evening, and Monday at TIL
Servite Monastery in this city. The,
= had spent the greater part OF Sun
day at Hawkins, where they or
ganized a parish in the Polish CO.
ony
II Rev. J. E. Watson departed Sunda
night for Pleasant City, Ohio, wher
he will visit his mother for week
The family will have reunion thl
II week, Thursday being the seventiet
| birthday of Rev. Watson's mother
| | Next week, Rev. Watson will retur
as far as Mineral Point, where h
: will attend the Western Wisconsi
NJ E. Conference.
III Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Lynn and tw
children, of Stanley, who had bee
making a short visit at the home
Mrs. Lynn's parents, Mr.. and Mr.
w. H. Cleveland, of this city, d.
I parted last Friday morning in the
auto for Roanoke, Virginia. The
will make the entire trip via aut
mobile, and expect to spend abol
six weeks on the road, vlsltln
4 points of interest in the many cite
they will pass through.