Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-03-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

DR.. Kinyon was at Bruce and ANA
Ecoy Lake Saturday on business.
A large storage ware house is at
your service. See j. L. Ryall.
Mrs J. c. Lowry of Bruce, was
visiting relatives here Tuesday.
Miss Lillian Lee went to Weyer.
lauser Monday to visit friends.
Lots $40 own and S. per month
A. f. Kleinert returned Saturday
rom business trip to Fargo, N. d.
A big reduction in Clothing at Old
andorf's Tailor Shop 37tf
Store that stove, or anything else
lot in use at Ryall's storage ware
house.
Mrs. Grace Welpton and son of St.
Paul, are here visiting J. c. Lee and
family.
ture with Ryall at his storage ware
house?
Gus Peterson returned Monday
| from a business trip to EauClaire and
3loomer.
One good secondhand organ, for
sale cheap, if taken at. once.-O. b.
Ellingboe.
Ed. Borigo was up from Conrath
Monday and favored the News-Bud-
get with call.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Roes.er, Of
Minneapolis, are here visiting rela-
tives this week
The Bethany sisters VIII meet with
Mrs. J. L. McCorison Wednesday al
ternoon March 20.
Miss Eileen Hayes went to Hudson
| Monday to resume work in the hos
pital ct that place.
James Van Patter, Of Glen Flora,
was il Ladysmith Sunday, taking in
the ski tournament.
Money to loan, lowest rates. T. M.
Thomas, Attorney, office in Thomas
Block, Ladysmith Wis.
W. w. Kinyon, Of Chippewa Falls,
brother to DR.. Kinyon, visited the
latter and family Sunday.
Will pay cents per pound for
clean cotton rags (washed) for
press Observation-Disclosures.
J. L. Ryall has very hobby and
up-to-date delivery rig out now.
Another is being constructed.
Washing done for private families
at reasonable rates. Work called for
and delivered-Mrs. Joe Zalinske,
Ladysmith.
Ed Paulus went to Bloomer Mon
day to work in barber shop. Miss
Whiting is now doing the singing
at the Gem
The STORY hour" at the basement
of the public library next Saturday
afternoon $3.50 to 4:3O) will be for
children 10 and II years old
Geo. Vanderloop returned last week
from DePere and Green Bay, where
he had been visiting his brothers,
and friends for two weeks.
Ed and Carl Johnson, of this city,
are moving to Andy Hanson's place,
with their saving outfit to saw a
quantity of lumber for Mr. Hanson.
Miss Anna Rudolph went to Weyer-
hauser Monday. A certain young
Ladysmith gentleman will now be
making regular trips to that place.
Otis O. Potter, Of the town of
Rusk, was here Monday. Mr.. Potter
does an extensive business in the
sale of choice strawberry plants.
The Ski Club gave a dance at the
opera house Monday evening. 1t
was we'll attended. Music was fur
nished by the Ladysmith Concert
Band.
E. j. Erffmeyer, of Milwaukee, will
address a mass meeting at the Con
gregational church Sunday evening
commencing at 1870, on the license
question.
We have EVERYTHING in shoes
oxfords and pumps for spring. See
our line before you buy. We guar
antee acknowledgement Mer
camille Co.
Mrs. w. J. Wiley and son Winifred
Of Hancock, arrived here "wednesday
morning to spend the remainder Of
the week visiting at the home of the
formers sister, Mrs. 0. G. Adams.
1.-The Lonesome Pine Co., coming
from the cities for one night only or
March 16, at the opera house. A
guaranteed attraction. Get you
seats early, for they are selling fast
Chas Verdegan, who lives three
miles east of LadySmith is hauling
material to erect a new barn early
this spring The barn will be 81
60. 1t will be modern in every par