Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-10-03
LOCAL and PERSONAL
Wall Paper at Moneys.

|, iously sick the past week.
/, Harry Barter has moved into the
house vacated by E. Fl. Nelson
Fire, Accident, Sickness, Tornado
Insurance. Call on R. S. Reeves. If
4 Miss Hazel Deerwester, Of Crane,
4 was a county seat visitor Saturday.
4 A. C. Mooney transacted business
at EauClaire Tuesday andWednesday.
i Mrs. Tom Mason, of Cumberland
lis visiting her sister, Mrs. Tom Stat
terry.
Mr.. and Mrs r. E. Fillmore re-
turned home Sunday from their ives
tern tour
P. J. Kassela, of Weyerhauser,
transacted business at the county
seat Monday.
f. F. Taggert, the Port Arthur
merchant, was in the city on bust
ness Monday.
Jacob Hoff returned yesterday from
visit at ,Kinross, Ia, and says he
is home to stay.
! Mrs. w. D. Morgan is at Chippewa
Falls, undergoing treatment at ST.
Uoseph's hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Sergeant and
daughter, Miss Jessie, were up from
Sheldon Saturday.
Grin S. Bishop left for ST. Louis
Wednesday and will be employed in
the railroad yards there.
| Sam Renollett, of Paulding. Ohio,
who is interested in some land in
this vicinity, was here Wednesday.
/ Mrs. Nels Thompson and daughter,
Zion, went to Minneapolis Sunday
morning for weeks visit with
friends
c. r. Smith, of Menasha, president
was here Tuesday, inspecting the To-
cal plant.
The Ingram teachers, Misses Eliza
beth Taylor and Grace Spencer, and
Principal f. j. Fuller, spent a few
hours in the county seat Saturday.
DR. w. O. Dyer, eye, ear, nose
and throat specialist. Glasses fitted
scientifically. Office over Thompson
Mercantile Co.'S store, Ladysmith,
Wis
| F. J. Sherry, publisher of the owen
Enterprise, was in Ladysmith a few
hours Sunday, bringing up some copy
to have linotyped on the News-Bud-
gets mill.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. w. s. Maly returned
to their home at ST. Paul yesterday,
after visiting a couple of days with
Mr. and Mrs. r. H. Burns. Mr.. Maly
is brother of Mrs. Burns.
! $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
h. Andersen. 1929
I Thompson Mercantile Co. has just
received a most beautiful line OF new
silks, including the new flowered
icrepes, plain crepss, poplin foulards,
and brocades Be sure and take time
to look them over.
Mr.. aind Mrs. B. O. Walter, Mrs.
Felix Bedard. E. j. Fuller and John
| HUFFMAN, of Ingram, autOed to La
Sunday in the Walters car
and remained for few hours before
returning.
| Anybody wanting Mrs. G. F..
| Walker, dressmaker or Mr.. c. F.
| Walker, upholsterer, will find them at
4 the house opposite Kinyon & SCOTS
new hitching barn, near public IL
brary. It
Lawrence Knapp, of Colfax, who
came through from Beloit with the
car belonging to his cousin, Miss
Knapp, is here helping get things set
tied at the farm she recently pur-
i chased southeast of town.
/ Mrs. T. H. Slattery gave party
Tuesday afternoon, the honored
4 guests being Mrs. T. Mason, of Cum
4 berland, and Mrs. S. Slattery, OF
4 Sturgeon Bay. The evening was
4 spent in playing 500, after which
Refreshments were serve. Everyone
1 present pronounced Mrs. Slattery an
ideal entertainer.
4 The Gem theater has been re-
opened as the New Gem by Skjelsne $
& Wick, the former of Stoughton, and
the latter of this city The theater
has been overhauled and thoroughly
renovated. The management gave
their first show last evening, present
ing four reels of late pictures. The
prices of admission will be : and
10 cents.