Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Lake.
Lee Cass attended the Minnesot;
fair Monday.
Mrs. A. A. Hadden Thursday morning
| Pierce Bobo went to Richland Cen
ter Tuesday night to be gone a week
Sturgeon Stair and Leo thinner
man are now employed on the Journ
al.
Mrs. Aug. Zimpel went to Richland
Center Tuesday to remain a couple
of weeks
Mark Sergeant returned Monday
from a visit of few days at his
home at Sheldon.
Mrs. A. Sperl, of Ingram, was here
Tuesday looking up a house with the
view of locating here.
Mrs. F. E. Munroe and son, Harry,
arrived home from a months visit
at River Falls Saturday.
The Obrecht Stock Co. at the OPP
era house the balance of the week.
Prices, 10, 20 and 80 cents.
Miss Downing, of Merrill, arrived
in this city Friday and was the guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. F, D. O'Leary over
Sunday
John T. Brogan returned Saturday,
after an absence of several weeks,
spent at KEENAN,, Park Falls and
Phillips.
Frank HolcOmb returned Saturday
from Reedstown, Vernon county,
where he has been since early in
February.
Mrs. George Wakefield and infant
son left Wednesday for Cleveland,
Mimi, to visit a couple of months
with Mrs. Wakefield's parents.
Don't forget that the Thompson
Mere. Co. has a most complete line
of dress goods and trimmings. You
are certain to find what you want.
Come and see.
Jack Thornton, who was employed
at the Spear garage, has gone to
Stanley, where he and Geo Ulander,
also until recently employed here,
have opened garage,
Jerry Humbert, of Waldwick, Iowa
county, stopped off here Friday night
for short visit at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Cary Noble. He was enroute
home from a trip to Superior.
John Ullevig left Saturday for
Usage, Iowa, to be married He ex-
pected to return tomorrow with is
bride Mr.. Ullevig is employed in
the Thompson Mercantile Co.'S store.
S. B. Crulnh, of Walworth, is here
for couple of weeks demonstrating
his furniture polish. He wishes to
demonstrate the excellent qualities
of this polish in every house in the
city. Adv1t*
Miss Eliza D. Hadden, who has
made her home the past couple of
years with her nephew, A. A. Had
den, left yesterday for visit at
Usage City, Kas., after which she
will go to New York City and reside
w. N Mackin returned to Ladysmitl
Wednesday night to attend to some
business matters, having spent the
past week in Chippewa and Barron
counties. Mr.. Mackin's daughter,
Beda, is visiting her grandmother,
Mrs. Mate Robbins.
Mrs. John Henry and Miss Nora
Slattery, both of Rhinelander, sis
ters of T. F. Slattery, of this city,
arrived here Saturday for a visit at
their brothers home. Mrs. Henry re-
turned home Tuesday, but Miss Nora
will spend two weeks here.
Drama, comedy and vaudeville COM
bined to give you many times the
worth of your money in amusement
this will be what you will get at
week, during the engagement of the
Obrecht Stock Co. Prices: 10, 20 and
80 cents.
Mrs. Eta Clough and daughters,
Pearl and Laura, left Thursday morn
ing for a months visit at Written,
Iowa, and other places. Miss Pearl
is the News-Budget's linotype oper-
ator and during her absence Miss
Lydia Ohlfs will try her hand at the
machine.
Ed Gehler, who is employed in
the Ladysn1ith postoffice, left Mon
day for ten-days' slap at Chetek,
where he has an acre of cucumbers
he is 'threshing" out this week.
A ST Paul firm has a sailing sta
ton there and the surrounding coun-
try is furnishing the station the
product of three hundred acres this
year.
A. I. Lord, of Milwaukee represent
ing the Wisconsin Industrial Re
view, is in the city and will make
his headquarters here for the next