Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-05

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Clarence Buchanan, clerk at the
Baker Hotel, returned last Friday
after a two-weeks' visit at EauClaire
Mrs. Gertrude Phares, of Mime
apolis, arrived here Monday for g
weeks visit with Miss F. X. Collins
Ben French went to Minneapolis
Sunday morning to spend a day tax
ing In the sights at the Minnesota
fair.
Sturgeon Stair who has been
working on the Bruce Newsletter
for the past six weeks, has returned
home
Misses Edna and Florence Thomp-
sen returned home Sunday from Sa-
wanna, H., where they had spent the
summer visiting relatives.
John Williams and family, of Hills
dale, came up Saturday in their au-
to and spent couple Of days visit
ing at the home of Isaac Perry.
Atty. and Mrs. A. N. Andersen left
Sunday morning for visit of three
days Duration with relatives and
friends at Superior and Duluth.
l.. q. Nolan returned from owen
last Thursday night, having acted as
relief agent there for a month. He
went in to Minneapolis Monday
Mrs. Fred Standfast was taken to
st, Joseph's hospital at Chippewa
Falls Monday for treatment She is
very sick, with small chances for re-
covery.
Martin Golden, wife an two child
rem, OF lola, arrived in Ladysmith last
Friday for visit Of few days at
the home of Mr.. Colden's sister, Mrs
c. H. Sanders.
Mrs. Marie, Alvia and Lillian
Lover of Albertsyille, Wis, departed
for their homes Saturday, after visit
ing few days at the home of their
cousin, A. Rockstad
w. A. Benson moved onto his farm
about a mile and half north of this
city, Saturday Mr.. Benson came here
with his family from Brookings coun-
ty, S. D., last January.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. NJ Wright depart
ed Saturday for their home at Havre,
Mont, after spending couple of
days in this city, visiting the for
o1n hpnthH7s yTrioht
Expect car of peaches to arrive
about Sept. Sth The car will come
direct from the orchard and will be
the choicest fruit obtainable Leave
your orders now-Thompson Mer-
camille Co.
Frank Hunt left Sunday morning
for the twin cities and will also visit
at his home at Sac City, while
away. The Minnesota state fair was
on his visiting list He will be away
week or ten days.
Norman Whiteford left Saturday
night for Canada. He visits relatives
at Montreal, his former home, and
important business matters will claim
his attention. He expected to remain
away about ten days.
You can consult the well known
eye and nerve specialist, J. A.
ClOugh, M. d. at Hotel Gerard D.
m. of Sept. Is and l to D. M the
18th; at Bruce a. m. Of 18th; Weyer-
hauser p. m. of 14th.
A. B. Miller spent a couple OF
days of the past week at Lake
O'Hara, Wis, where he owns ten
acres of land. This property lies ad
jacent to the well known Lake Muir
ray resort twelve miles from Scion
Springs.
Aaron Murray was over from Iron
Mountain, Mich, to spend Sunday
and Monday and was accompanied by
his friend, Grenville Pridham, cit,
editor Of the Daily Tribune Gazette
of Iron Mountain Both returned
home Monday night
Mr.. and Mrs. d. H. DOnnellan an(
their daughter and son, of EauClaire
returned home Saturday, after spend
ing a couple of days visiting will
Mrs. Donnellan's brother, DR.. w. F
OConnor. The Donnellans made tn,
trip in their fine Kissel-Kar
L. H. Bedard, employed on the
500 system as an operator, went tt
work here Wednesday, taking thu
second trick in the tower. He has
been working at Pike Lake, Mich
for the past few weeks. Mr.. Bedar(
is a brother of Mrs A. M. Blanch
cite.
J. o. Sinclair, wife and daughter
Mildred, arrived home Thursday ever
ing of last week from very enjoy
able automobile trip to Iowa and re
turn During the trip, which tool
about eighteen days, visits wer
made at Storm Lake and Sac City
with short stops at other Hawkey,
cities Mr.. Sinclair reports crops il
fine condition, in Iowa as well as il