Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-09-06
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

4 Anton Backen went to Bruce Mon.
day.
4 G. c. Feist went to WeyerhauseI
Monday.
] R. H. Rhodes was over from Haw-
kins Tuesday.
Father Hyacinth was visitor at
Bruce Monday.
/ DR.. O'Connor was Bruce Wis
liter Wednesday.
r. F. Corbett is no longer. employed
on the News-Bndget.a
| The city was very quiet and order
| ly on election day.
! Money to loan, Anderson & Falge,
/ Attys, Post Office Bldg. WE
J. L. Davis was over from Phil Phi
lips Monday on business.
| CLYDE Clough arrived home Tues
day from Cornell, accompanied by his
| cousin, Ellis Clough.
Miss Mildred Flora returned Mon
day from Mortified, Mimi, where
She had spent a month visiting.
Miss Bessie Adams came down
| from Exeland Sunday night and
spent Monday in Ladysmith.
Miss Nora Thompson, stenograph-
err for the Flambean River Lumber
Co. spent Sunday at Bruce.
Mrs. Ann E. Schaeffer, and Dr..
Bennett went to Sand Lake on Sun
day morning for a weeks visit
P H. Hammer and o. B. Wick,
prominent business men of CataWba,
were La6ysmfth visitors Monday be-
tween trains.
Mrs. Boot and son have been at
Sand Lake, for az week Theyfreport
fishing very poor and too much rain
for comfort.
Mrs. Phil S. Reed went to Mime
apolis Tuesday to remain few days
and incidentally attend the Minneso-
ia state fair. !, s.4e, rtses,ss /
Herman Decker returned home
Tuesday morning from Greenwood,
where he went last Friday to attend
family reunion. sstfss 9sfsstE
|. It was George Vanderloop that had
a. barn destroyed by the storm OF
Aug. 27, instead of John Wander
loop. as stated in our last issue.
Miss Julie G. Ryan, with G. b..
Fisk e. Co., of Chicago, arrived here
Tuesday and is employed as trim
mer in Miss Collins millinery store.
o. B. Ellingboe went to Bruce
Monday to, meet his wife and chill
dren who were returning from a
visit of a months duration at North
field, Mimi.
Tom Cairns made his annual trip
| to the twin cities this week and
spent the first three days enjoying
| the Minnesota state fair. Tom is a
lizard worker and deserves vaca-
ton.
| Geo. M : Kinyon returned, Saturday
night from New Hutchinson, out from
Bruce, where he had put in. three cee-
ment- stave silos He expects to put
lin several more in that neighborr-
hood next spring.
| DR.. G. w. Boot of Chicago, has
been taking his vacation by looking
after his farm on the Chippewa, and
camping and fishing on Sand Lake.
He returned home Saturday evening
on the Velvet Limited. '+
/ Rev. and Mrs. Cooksley departed
| Monday for Eau Claire, the former, $
regular pastorate,- after three
weeks visit here, during which time
the reverend occupied the pulpit OF
the local Baptist church.
A large number Of people from this
city and vicinity have attended the
Minnesota state fair this week. The
Minnesota fair has no equal in state
exhibitions, and surpasses in man!
respects some of the great worlds
fairs.
| Mr.. and Mrs J. w. Fritz Mr. ant
Mrs. r. w. Fritz and son, and Mrs
&c. L. Markee and daughter, of Hills
dale, ILL.,, who have been visiting her
with her parents, left Wednesday o.
tour through the southern part 0
the state of at least a weeks dura
ton, travelling in Robt. Fritz's fin
. touring car.