Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-19
LOCAL and PERSONAL
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/ Wall Paper at MONEYS.
Eat McGills bread--good to the
last crumb.
District Attorney Kirwan was q
visitor at Eau Claire Monday.
Mrs. Marshall Sergeant is visiting
relatives in Eau Claire this week.
M. Michaelson, of Darlington, is
visiting his son, j. A Michaelson.
The youngest child Of Mike Bron-
sky has been seriously sick all week.
f. w. Coll has moved from East
Miner-av across into the house va
Gated by l.. w. Stroup
Mrs. j. F. Cass left Wednesday for
/ Worthington, Mimi, to spend a
month visiting at the home Of her
/ daughter, Mrs. H. #. Moss.
! Sheriff McNally accompanied Al
bert Gibson to the Mendoza asylum
| Tuesday. Gibson came here recently
from Pennsylvania and while harm
less was plainly insane.
B. F. Kinyon has rose bush in
front of his residence that has been
in bloom all summer and even now
has eleven blossoms and twelve buds
about ready to open out.
f. w. Iddings, of st. Paul, and J.
D. English, of Minneapolis, both rep
resenting the American immigration
Co., We're in the city on land bust
ness the first of the week.
DR.. B. f. Kenyon has moved his
office into the new hitching barn and
the barn he has heretofore occupied
will be converted into a blacksmith
shop conducted by j. H. Hogston.
Herman Arthur, of Fredonia, Kan,
arrived in Ladysmith Tue sday to
look over land in this vicinity He
seemed to be very favorably impress
sed with Rusk county and the adyan-
tages it offers the homeseeker.
d. f. Clark, of Rice Lake, spent
several days last week looking after
his farm north of town. Mr. Clark
is planning extensive improvements,
among which is the building of a
large barn and a modern hog house.
The 500 company, with its 10000
miles of trackage, recently ''cut
melon" by the distribution of some
thing like eighteen millions of dollars
of earnings resulting in the declara-
ton of the greatest dividend upon
stock known in railroading.
Mrs. Fl. H. Hoover, of Slough
ton, who has been here for the past
six weeks, left for her home Thurs
day evening She is a hay-fever vic
tim and has been coming to this
section Of the state for several
years, always escaping the malady by
SO doing.
Mark Sergeant Went to Madison
Tuesday having resigned as clerk in
the local postoffice. He is succeeded
by Geo. Luell, Jr., who has been en-
ployed as auxiliary clerk in the of
flee for some time. Ed Gehler has
accepted the position made vacant
by Mr. Luelfs advancement.
Mrs. John l. Hallett left today for
Beach Ridge, ILL.,, (near Cairo) to
| join her husband who will have his
headquarters there until about the
| first of January sMr Hallett is en-
gagged in levee construction along
the Mississippi. Enroute, Mrs. Hal
lett will stop off at Marion, Iowa,
and visit her mother-in-law, Mrs.
Hallett
w. S. Manning has quite curiosity
in his garden in the shape of a tree
raspberry" that was planted last
June which is now bearing. Besides
a number of mammoth berries that
are fully ripe, there are many green
ones and blossoms. There are a
number of other plants OF the same
variety that are in bloom and Mr..
Manning is looking forward to enjoy
ing a raspberry short-cake by the
time fall sets in, about the middle OF
October.
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