Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-11-21
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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city Monday and Tuesday.
! New sewing machines, So down
and SO cents week. Harry Copp 1t
Clyde Clough arrived home from
jamestown, N. OAK, Tuesday night.
| Why not a Kodak for a Christmas
present? You get them at Tiffany's.
DR.. j. B. Collins went to Kendall
Sunday to visit his parents few
days.
Alfred Platzmann, of Berlin, Ger
many, is a guest Of J. Kaufman
and family.
Frank Jacobus was up from Marsh
field Monday to visit his father, Phil
lip Jacobus.
The w. c. r. u. will meet Satur-
day afternoon at o'clock with Mrs.
Warren Moore.
| We have all the latest card mounts
suitable for Christmas presentation
photos. -Tiffany's.
| The local canning factory will ship,
either today or tomorrow, carload
of their choice product to Hagers-
town, Nd
Sam Harmony is building a fine
| barn at the rear of his residence at
the corner of Worden-av and East
| Seventh-st
| Geo. Cook went to Watertown Mon
day, where he has a position as as
sistant superintendent of large
construction gang.
DR.. w. o. Dyer, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. Glasses fitted
scientifically. Office over Thompson
Mercantile Co.'S store, Ladysmith,
Wis.
| Effner Nelson spent last week
with party Of friends hunting deer
up near one of Stewards camps. The
party returned Saturday with four
head to their credit
| Mrs. r. B. Macdonald and son.
Gates, left last night for a visit of
several weeks with friends and rel
atives in Milwaukee, Madison, Grand
Rapids and other places.
James Poulos, of New London, ar
rived here Saturday to visit his
brother, John, who is employed in
the Ladysmith Candy Kitchen. Mr..
Poulos returned home Tuesday.
See the new fancy work at the
| Thompson Mere. Co.'S store. Table
runners, bags, pillows in colors as
Well as the white embroidered work.
Best Christmas work you can find.
The canning company will open
the ensilage stack at the local fac
tory next week and all farmers who
sold peas to the factory can call at
any time and get their pro rata
I! share.
| The Ladies' Aid society will hold
it's annual sale Nov. 20 in the old
state bank building. Sale opens at
1000 a. m. In addition to the dry
goods there will be food and candy
for sale.
J. E. Wall and Almon Rogers, both
of Oxford, Wis, We're guests of DR..
W. O. Dyer yesterday. Mr.. Wall, who
is postmaster at Oxford, came here
particularly to have DR.. Dyer treat
his eyes
That Rusk county soil can grow
ovon 0ranoac 1In6or nrOnor cODdi-
tions, is evidenced by the five year
old tree which stands in the front
window of the Mihm barber shop.
The tree now has hundreds of bios
SONS, besides a crop of green fruit,
and will soon be bearing again
W. D. Morgan returned Friday from
the Jump river jungles, south of
Ingram, bringing home a deer and
wolf w. d. certainly has an eye
for business Who ever heard of any,
one making money on a hunting trip,
instead of spending a lot of time
and money and then often coming
back empty-handed?
Solicitors for this Bank are now
canvassing Ladysmith and vicinity
in the interests of our Savings De-
partment. These men carry a mes
sage which should appeal to every
person having an eye for the fu-
ture. We bespeak for them the same
courteous treatment which would be
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