Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-12-25
ADDITIONAL LOCAL NEWS

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ping in town Wednesday.
Miss Celia Skamser has gone to
: Eau Claire for the holidays.
Miss Mona Butler has gone to
| Stanley to spend Christmas.
G. T. Stine went to Chicago last
night to spend the holidays.
Leo Zimmerman left last night for
visit with relatives at Humbird.
Atty. O. j. Falge left Wednesday
| for Manitowoc to spend the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Behrend have
gone to Minneapolis to spend Christ
mas.
Holger Rasmussen, of Dimocks drug
store force, has gone to Withee to
spend the holidays.
The Peoples Ice Co. expects short
ly after New Years to begin har-
vesting it's product.
Miss Angeline lie Blanc, CT the
Cash Department Store, will spend
the holidays at Murry.
Miss Grace Blanchard returned
Wednesday, for the holidays, from
| Milwaukee State Normal
Mrs. Chas. Robelia and son, Clair,
left last Saturday for visit with rel
atives and friends at Humbird.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. D. Marquette
went to Minneapolis yesterday for a
short visit, and will return Sunday.
James and Roger Hassett, students
at St. Thomas College (Military) at
st. Paul, are home for the holidays.
John Mulvihill and wife, daughter
Of T. F. Armstrong, are here for a
holiday visit With relatives and
friends.
Miss Martha Finnegan, teacher in
the Port Arthur school, left Tuesday
for Thorp, to spend the vacation at
her home
Atty. Chas. Kirwan left Wednes-
day for Manitowoc, where he will
visit with his parents until after
New Years.
The Cash Department Store has
the holiday trade, in the person of
Percy Wilson,
Atty and Mrs. T. M. Thomas went
to Rhinelander yesterday afternoon
to spend Christmas. They will re-
turn Saturday
Mrs. Jack Zelinski, of Menasha, ar
rived yesterday morning to spend
Christmas with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Emil Portman.
Mrs. Cora Fillmore and daughter,
Eva, of Barron, arrived here Thurs
day to spend Christmas at the home
If the formers son, R. E. Fillmore.
Miss Ella O. Robinson and Mrs. DR..
w. F. Jewett and daughter, of Mime
apolis arrived Tuesday to spend
Christmas with Mrs Geo. H. Mead
Miss E. M. Plant, who is teaching
at Dollar Bay, Mich, is here to spend
the Christmas vacation at the home
Of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H.
Plant
Mrs. Susie Voogt, of North Dakota,
who bought, through w. S. Manning,
the w. d. Smiley farm, south of
town, will move onto the place the
-irst Of the week.
The many friends OF j. Kaufman,
of the Fair store, will be pleased to
know that he returned from the hos
pi al Wednesday night, substantially
recovered in health.
Atty. and Mrs Clarence Tietgen,
of Rice Lake, stopped off in Lady
smith Wednesday, enroute to Man
itowoc, and were guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. w. Maloney.
The O'Connor & McGill property,
near Port Arthur, consisting of IS
acres, has been sold by Geo. Kilgore
to John Oblinski, who is from Penn
sylvania, and who has moved onto
the place.
Clarence Beuhlman, formerly clerk
at the Hotel Baker, but now located
at Ironwood, Mich, visited friends
here a couple of days this week, en-
route to Eau. Claire, where he will
spend the holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. I. Collins and
children left last night for a visit at
Fond du Lac and Milwaukee. Mr.. Col
Inns will return Monday, while his
wife and the children will probably
be gone a week longer.
w. w. Bowen, a new land pur'
chaser from Frederick, Ia, who has
been here preparing the place for
his family to move onto the first OF
March, left for his old home Tues
day to spend the holidays.
Tom Songer, who was before Judge
Manning Wednesday on a charge OF
theft, from Tom Bakers saloon, was
fined $500 and costs, upon payment
of which he was discharged. The
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