Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-08-09
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Wall Paper at Moneys.
Ray Powers spent Sunday at
Rhinelander.
Miss Nina Bates was a city shop
per Saturday.
R. B. Mcdonald made trip to
Bruce Saturday.
Charles Gommering, of Tony, was
in town Saturday.
Charles Worden, of Menasha, spent
Sunday in this city.
8 b. M. Apper was in the city be-
tween trains Friday.
Neil Burgess, of Tony, spent "a few
hours in town Friday.
Mrs. Anton Sybers, of Tony, was
a city visitor Monday.
A.. w. Jipson,. of Glen Flora, was a
county seat visitor Friday.
M. Y. Cliff, Migrants hardware man,
was a city visitor Saturday.
Miss Title .Tiegs, of KEENAN,, is
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dale Clark. of Prem
tice, were Ladysmith visitors last
Friday. -.
Father Kuebelbeck, of Bruce, was
a guest Monday at the Seryite Mon
astery.
! Nv, nd Mrc Ia
Sheldon, visited friends in this city
Sunday. -
I Mrs. w. D. Smiley, spent Sunday
with Mr.. Smiley, who is working at
Hawkins.
| Miss Bessie Tebay, G Glen Flora,
was the guest of Ladysmith friends
Saturday.
| Mesdames Frank Conrath and Ed. |
| Boro, of Conrath, visited this city |
Saturday.
Miss Anna Frenchick, of Weyer |
hauser, spent a few hours in this city |
Saturday
Fred Speigelberg came down from
day in town.
/ Mrs. A. c. Thompson departed Sat
urday for Barron for weeks visit |
with relations.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Davis, Of Phil
lips, were Sunday guests at the F.
E. Gillette home. 49,
Regular services at the Congre-
gational church will be resumed next
Sunday, Aug. 18th.
The Epworth League Candy Sale
on Saturday was hummer-lots of
sweetness sold cheap.
John Bronsky, of Bruce, sec
rotary of the Rusk County Fair, was
city visitor Monday.
: Mrs. L. Hail. and daughter, Maude,
of Tony, were Ladysmith visitors be-
tween trains last Saturday.
Mrs. James Madden, who has been
visiting her daughter, Mrs. F.. D.
OIeary, returned to Wausau Friday.
Lots For, Sale-Will take part pay
in paperhanging, painting and car
penter work,-A. N. ANDERSEN. st
Mrs. Bert Batrell and Miss
Isabella Helsback of Milwaukee, are
visiting at the Herman Wiz home
this week.
Frank McQuillan, of ST. Paul, is
assisting his uncle, p. A. McQuillan,
in placing the heating, plant in. st.
Mary's school. ~ - :;:"fs
! Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wiz and Mr..
and Mrs John Wiz, of Rice Lake,
spent Sunday at the Herman Wiz
home in this. city. -. ~;
!. :. Mr.. and Mrs. James Ryan, former
Ladysmith residents but now living H
at Stone Lake, transacted business
in this city Saturday
Ivan Lepley, former Ladysmith
resident, but now a&merchant at
Knapp, was visiting friends in this
city the first of the week.
Dick Lewis, a former Ladysnaith
boy. and a gradnatexin sthe class; of
1922 bHt> now. living in st. Paul, is
visiting in, this city this week.
i: Miss Catherine Kilgore, of Duluth,
hasfor the..past week. been visiting at
the home of her. uncle, Geo. .Kilgore,
and her saltnt, Mrs, John Keynes.
Mr.. and: MIS-. D: Graves, who
have been guests at the home of
their daughter, Mrs. Foster MoIllhat-
ton, returned to Spencer Sunday
evening.
The Misses Matte Hayes, Margaret
Yetter. AND Josie -Chriske and Messrs.
E. King, Carl Klouda and Dell Wood
house, enjoyed the river trip to Port
Arthur Sunday. -.
Miss Emma Heckne, who has been
attending the Summer Normal School
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