Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-06-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Wall Paper at MONEYS.

Ladysmith Ice cream at Gesell's, 20
J cents per quarC.
A. G. Johnson made a business trip
to Conrath Monday.
! Ice cream, % cents per quart at
McGilIs. Made in Ladysmith
Louis and Victor Valiquette spent
Sunday at their. home at Prentice
/ Walter Chatfield, OF Weyerhaus 2r,
was county seat visitor Saturday.
F. L. Monroe, a Stone Lake mer-
chant, was a business visitor here
Wednesday.
Mrs. Henry Robarge went to Rice
Lake Monday for short visit with
her parents.
F. A. Gilbert Of Milwaukee, state
agent for the Buick Motor Co., was
here Tuesday.
Master Donald Andersen went to
Canton Tuesday to spend a week or
two visiting his grandfather.
The Methodist ladies will hold a
food sale at A. A Bush's store Sat
urday afternoon from 200 to 500.
VIM. and Mabel Johnson left
| Wednesday for a weeks visit with
relatives at Eau Claire and Elk
Mound.
Rev. H. Baumbach will leave the
fore part of next week to attend the
SynOdical convention at Oshkosh, be-
ginning June 26
Fred Woods is now conducting the
second hand store on East Miner-av.
formerly run by w H. Pippin, whom
Mr.. Woods bought out.
Mrs. E. Nogel, Of Butternut,. who
had spent week here visiting her
son, Henry Beck, and other relatives,
departed for EauClaire Tuesday.
A shower was given in honor of
| Miss Carrie Hampton at her home
last Friday evening She was the
recipient Of quite a number Of nice
presents.
Be a, Booster and insist on getting
soft drinks homemade from purest
| spring water by the LadySmith Bot
Ting Works. Cleanliness is our mot
to. Phone 1879
We will get but two chances to
see the biggest show of it's kind in
the world That is on July / when
Kit CarsOn's Buffalo Ranch Wild
West arrives for two performances.
A large delegation of Ladysmith
Masons and their wives will go to
Chetek next Wednesday to attend
the annual picnic of that order. They
are all looking forward to the event
with pleasant anticipations.
Cupid's raid left vacancy in the
local telephone office and resulted in
a few promotions and the selection
of Miss Ruth Cole as relief operator
Miss Georgia Wise, the former re-
lief operator, is now regularly en-
ployed.
j. j. Schneiders returned Wednes-
day morning from a tWo-Weeks' trip
through the east. He visited Rich
mond, Va, Washington, d. c., Bran
DIVINE, Md, Canton and Akron, O.,
and several other places. He enjoyed
his trip very much
A. T. Swedborg, mnaager of the
Prentice opera house, was in the
city between trains Monday on
business. He put on a moving-picture
entertainment at Hawkins that even
ing, the second he has given at that
place.
John Sands, employed at Uttor-
marks hardware store, was on the
sick list the fore part of the week,
but is now much better and is back
at his duties again. G. o. Davis has
been working for Mr.. Uttormark
this week on account of Mr.. Sand S
sickness.
Geo n. Kinyon travelling repre-
sentative of the Merillat Culvert
Core Co, was here over Sunday, Wis
iting his father, DR.. B. f. Kinyon,
and attending to some business mat
ters. He expects to return in a few
weeks to take up the construction of
concrete stave silos.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. Kermott went
to st. Paul last Friday morning and
spent the day. That evening they
went to Hudson, where they visited
at the home of Mr.. Kermott's broth
er, Dr. e. p Kermott and attended
the celebration Of the dedication OF
the new $4,000 interstate bridge
that has just recently been complet-
T ed at that city Mr.. Kermott re-
turned home Monday, but his wife
was taken i'll and remained there