Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-11-14

]. w. and Robt Fritz went to
Exeland Monday to spend a few days
hunting.
The Methodist ladies will hold their
annual sale Nov. 20 in the old State
Bank building.
S. ]. Clark and Ed. Kuehl, of Con-
rath, were business callers in this
city Wednesday,
Or. Kinyon made professional
visit to Conrath Tuesday. He was at
Hawkins Saturday.
Mrs. Frank Fecteau, of Ingram,
was in Ladysmith Friday, guest
of Mrs. Blanchette.
Miss Anna Haensel, of Oshkosh,
arrived in Ladysmith yesterday and
| is guest of Mrs. r. March.
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Edward E. Young Sunday. Mr..
Young is principal of the first ward
school.
Atty. A. N. Andersen spent Mon
| day afternoon and Tuesday in an un-
successful quest for deer in the Weir
gor country.
Henry Wilson and M. A. Peoples
went to Chicago last night. Mr.. Will
son is attending the meeting of the
Real Estate Dealers Association.
| We are informed that Frank Put
nam attended party Wednesday
night and won prize-a pumpkin
pie Frank has a great mouth for pie.
o. E. Anderson, local agent for
the Leinenkugel Brewing Co., is
having an office built in front Of
the company's storage house on Wor-
den-av.
w. E. King has purchased the
Owen restaurant on West Second
| st and has renamed it Kings Cafe.
Mr.. King will have his restaurant
open for all trains.
G. L. Spear killed couple of
bears Wednesday, while out hunt.
ing along Deer Tail Greek, south of
this city, with Ed Bell and Clyde
Littlejohn.
| A. J. Smith, organizer for the F..
| r. a., who has spent the past sew
eral weeks here, left for Marshfield
| Saturday night, but expects to re-
| turn the first of next month.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Baxter, Misses
| Margaret Judd and Mae Alcorn,
| Messrs. Frank Mosher and Dick
Reeves left Sunday for Beaver Dam
to hunt deer.
Remember the fur sale at Thompson
| Mercantile Co.'S. store Friday and
| be On display beautiful line Of
furs of all kinds and fur coats.
The Methodist ladies are request
| ed to meet next Wednesday, Nov.
10, at the home of Mrs. True to do
work for the annual sale to be held
Nov 20 in the old State Bank build
ing.
The city hall has been moved over
onto the new basement and founda.
| ton on the west side of the same
lot it has always occupied. The base.
ment will be fitted up as the city
bastile
Mr.. and Mrs. p. J. Anderson EN-
tertained A. c. Johnson and family
Miss Nora Thompson, Albert Hogan
and family, Rev. Ritland and broth
er, Richard, the latter of Elroy, last
Sunday
Miss Ida Oldendorf entertained in
honor Of Miss LYDIA Ellison at the
Oldendorf home Friday evening
Twelve young ladies were present
and the evening was delightfully."-
spent. Refreshments were served.
Mrs. Harry Copp went to Chip
pewa Falls yesterday and will return
Saturday, bringing home with her
her sister, Mrs. VIM. Gillen, VINO has
been undergoing hospital treatment
in that city and is now much i'm
proved.
John S. Palmer, Ed and Ernes
Cronk and c. H. Sanders, all of this
city, and Mr.Sander' sbrother, Eugen'
Sanders, of Menomonie, are spending
the week in the woods ten miles
north in quest of the "fleet-footet
denizens of the forest"
/ c. C. Kile, Lee Davis, Elmer Hill
~. w. Carow, Glenn H. Williams, L
C. Streator, H. A Dimock, f.. e
Munroe, of this city, G. H. Munroe
brother Of F. E., and two friends
from Grand Rapids, are among TIT
hunters at Bucks camp.
II. 0. Bye returned last Friday
from Chetek. He had been engage.
in putting in a steel bridge in thu
town of Rusk, in this county, doing
the concrete work and also putin,