Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Bruce Saturday.
Atty. J. w. Carow transacted bust
ness at Bruce Wednesday.
Miss Laura Kilgore left this
morning for Ronda, N. d., where she
will teach school.
Joe Brown returned home to Eau
Claire this morning. He has been
employed all summer in the Lady
smith Auto Co.'S garage.
William Cook and family spent Sun
day at Bruce, guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
S. NJ Alvey, and left Monday for
| Muscoda, for a short visit
Mrs. l.. H. Bedard and daughter,
of Ingram, are here visiting Mr.. Be-
dard, who is employed at the tower
on the $780, and her sister, Mrs
Blanchette.
$500 cash paid to the one who
brings me the largest number of
votes in the Pony contest. Leave at
office of Andersen & Falge. Donald
/ B. Andersen. 26-29
j. H. Matzinger and son left last
night for Toledo, Ohio, Mr.. Matzinger
| having received the sad intelligence
that his father was very sick and
was not expected to live.
The twenty-third meeting of the
| Northwestern Wisconsin Teachers
Association will be held at Eau
Claire Friday and Saturday, Oct II
and IS. Many excellent speakers vii
appear on the program.
]. C. Whittenberger, Of East Du-
buque, ILL.,, who was employed as
operator in this city eight years ago,
passed through here enroute to Rice
Lake Tuesday. Mr.. Whittenberger
| is agent for the c., b. & Q. at East
| Dubuque
Kinyon & SCOTS hitching barn is
now near enough completed to give
good stabling accommodations to
| those who wish to leave horses there
over night Farmers are commenc-
| inc to find the hitching barn a great
convenience.
Mrs. C. Fl. Sanders entertained a
number of her friends at ''thimble
party in honor of Mrs. G. A. Ken
yon last Friday afternoon. The re-
freshments served were dainty and
the afternoon most pleasant one
for all present
n Whiteford is moving his stock
of jewelry and his household goods
into the Armstrong building at the
corner of Lake-av and Second-st.
Mr. Whiteford will occupy this build
ng until the building he is having
erected is completed.
Father J.\A Sheahan, OF Chicago,
missionary of the Servite order, ar
rived in this city last Friday and
will remain here until the return of
Father Bauman, who is superintend-
ing the erection of a large Servite
church in western Canada.
Mrs. S. Neumann, of Milwaukee,
and Mrs. Gedion Moreau, of Chippew
Falls, departed for the latter place
yesterday, after having made a three
| lays visit at the home of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Dona Moreau, Mrs. GediOn is
Donas mother and Mrs. Neumann is
| his sister.
| II. r. Broeffle, of Amboy, ILL.,, (near
| Galena) has purchased a fine eighty
| located about two and a half miles
southwest of this city and will move
onto the place with his family in the
spring. Mr.. Broeffle was here We'd
| nesday and Thursday of this week
closing the deal.
| Jacob Hoff, the auctioneer, left yes
terday for visit Of a few days at
North English, Iowa. He Will be
back next week and Will at once
start building a house on his farm
! four miles south of Ladysmith. He
STAKES that any who are planning
sales can go ahead with the arrange
ments and he will be back in time
to take care of them
A. P. Salgren, of the News-Budget
force spent Sunday with his family
at Clear Lake, where they have been
visiting while waiting for their fur
niture to arrive here from Nebraska.
He returned Monday and brought with
him his daughter, Edna, who has
entered high school. His furniture
has arrived and he expects the rest
of his family in few days.
| The cement walk builders will soon
| have to discontinue their work for
the season Some of the contractors
in this business say they have more
orders ahead of them now than when
the season commenced. indications
are that the activity in cement walk