Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-10-02

Building.
w. o. Hood has been caused con
siderable pain and inconvenience
| this week by blood poisoning in his
left hand.
| The Sunday evening services will
begin one-half hour earlier at the
Methodist church. during the fall and
winter months.
Acme shares don't break They
are guaranteed. Every Moline pillow
has an Acme share. Sold by Lady.
smith Implement Co.
Walter Sharples, of Rhinelander
arrived here Saturday, having accept
ed a position as paper-maker in the
Menasha Paper Co.'s plant.
Mr.. and Mrs. p L. Griggs, of Chi
cago, arrived here Friday for an ex-
tended visit at the home of the for
mers brother, A. w. Griggs.
Crowds at the fair paid especial at
tention to the washer exhibited by
the Ladysmith Implement Co. 1t does
away with all the hard work on wash
day.
Mrs. Arthur livery and daughter,
Adeline, came down from Fifield yes
terday to make a weeks visit at the
home of Mrs Jivery's mother, Mrs.
John Hunt.
The Ladysmith Concert Band will
give their fourth annual dance at the
Cass hall Friday evening, Oct. 80.
This dance should be most literally
patronized.
Mrs. A. H. Lathrop, of Madison, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. DR.. Ben
nett. Mrs. Lathrop is sister OF
Chief Justice Winslow of the suprem
court of Wisconsin.
Washing is hard work. Do away
with the wash day drudgery by use
ing the Awco washer. This machine
makes washing easy. See it at the
Ladysmith Implement Co.
Roy Hill, of Ashland, visited here
from Monday until today at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs
E. w. HILL Guy Hill, of Stanley, was
also here, from Friday until Monday
night
A. K. Marshall and his son-in-laW
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Jordan, of West Lima, Wis, arrived
here Monday evening for visit OF
a couple of weeks at the home OF
Mr.. Marshall's daughters, Mesdames
| S. B. Krauss, w. S. Jordan and O.
G. Sabin.
Albert Conklin arrived home last
Friday night, after having spent nine
months in the west. He was at Ore
gon City, Seattle and other coast
towns the greater part of the time,
leaving Seattle August %. Since that
date, he has been at Parker and Hur-
ley, S. D., and at Dubuque and Mac
GregOr, Iowa.
"a Pair of Country Kids" was the
attraction at Worden's opera house
last evening and it was an excellent
production. Although the audience
was small the company show5d no
disposition to slight the performance
or hurry it through. The company
used their own scenery for every
act and introduced many pleasing
specialties. The drama was well pre-
sented. every member of the com
pany being capable and well suited
to his or her part The company de-
served far better patronage than it
received. All who did attend went
home well satisfied
N. Whiteford is in hard luck on
his plate glass window. When the
building was built two of the large
panes were broken, or rather sc
badly cracked that it was necessary
| to replace them. After waiting for
|
them, Mr.. Whiteford finally decided
to wait no longer and got the glaGs
entrusting the putting of it in tc
other parties, who started on the jot
the first of the week. The first win
dow tackled was the one on the
north side of the building, adjacent
to the alley, but in trying to get the
glass into place it was dropped ant
broken into about 87,946 pieces. Mr.
/ Whiteford has the other sheet O
plate glass in his basement. He Il
going to keep it there ard go doWr
and look at it once in awhile.
Go to church Sunday.