Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-12-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

A. |. Collins went to Superior yes
terday
S. Halas, of Strickland was here
Monday,
] c. P. Coon came over from Bruce
Tuesday.
A. w. Jipson was over from Glen
Flora Saturday.
E. Nordman, of Polar, was in the
city Wednesday.
w. S. Sergeant was up from Shell
don Wednesday.
500 Line Claim Agent Murphy was
in town Wednesday,
Chas. Nelson, OF Boyd, was here
trading horses Saturday.
Five Acre tracts with river frontage
Andersen & Falge, Attys.
Men wanted to cut 4 foot wood.
A. A. Hadden, phone S7-5.
Cards and indexes for card index
systems at the News-Budget office.
! Fresh tomatoes, celery, lettuce and
! cucumbers Peoples Cash Grocery.
For Sale-Set Of heavy sleighs,
new last winter.--A A. Hadden,
phone $40. Adv2t
! Mrs. Pearl White, of Barron, was
an over Sunday guest Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Hurless
B. NJ King, Of Weyerhauser, was
county seat visitor Tuesday evening
and Wednesday morning.
The Bethany Sisters will have a
church fair at Pederson's furniture
store Saturday afternoon.
Ties, suspenders and handkerchiefs
galore, at Lewin's, THE Leading Clio
thier'', for Christmas gifts.
Misses Alice and Emma Johnson
Will leave Saturday for Eau Claire to
visit relatives a couple of weeks.
J. G. Rude, of Rice Lake, secre-
several days in our city this week.
Mrs. Edward Hanson, Of Buffalo,
S. d., arrived here Wednesday to at
tend the marriage Of her son, Henry.
Wanted-Married man in the coun-
try to cut wood. Free house rent
and wood. Enquire of E. c. Bell,
phone 171-202. Adv2t"
Mr. and Mrs A. l. Collins and
children expect to leave the first Of
the week for visit at Fond du Lac
and Milwaukee,
Leonard F. Boon, Of Madison, an
engineer on the staff of the Wiscon-
sin Railroad Commission, was here
last Friday inspecting some of the
railroad crossings.
E. X. Hughey, Of Bellevue, Ia, vice
president of the Flambeau River Lum
Der Co., arrived here Wednesday to
remain few days.
David Imrie, of Roberts, spent Mon
day here while enroute to Stone
Lake, where he conducted a farmers
institute this week.
High grade imported Crombie che
viots, fancy and English worsteds
and serges, in suits and overcOats at
Lewin's, The Leading Clothier.
Big complete line of silk hose, seal
skin caps, fancy shirts, and cuff but
tons, stick pins, ties and suspenders
for Christmas gifts, at Lewin's.
Sweater coats, rib knit, in red and
oxford grays, all sizes. Will make an
excellent Christmas gift, See them
at Lewin's ''The Leading Clothier."
l.. W. Wood, of Appleton, former
ly rural school inspector of this part
Of the state, was here Monday repre-
sentng the ID. G.. Heath Paint Co.
A. w. Ball, principal of the Apol-
lcnia school, and Ernest l.. Schneider,
teacher of the Island Lake school,
were Ladysmith visitors last Friday.
Bert Stevens, of Amacoy Lake, was
in this city between trains Monday
evening while enroute to Streator,
H., to take a position in a car shop.
Christmas comes but once a year.
We have the most complete line Of
mems and boys suits and overcoats,
fancy shirts, ties, suspenders, gloves,
hats and caps ever shown in this
city Why? Because We handle only
one line of goods That is mems and