Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
Money to Loan--Andersen e. FaIge,
Ladysmith. tt

| MONDAY nlSnt.
| Harve Sherman, Fl. R. and Hugh
Fitzpatrick of Cadott, were business
visitors in Ladysmith Monday.
Large blue plums for canning are
now on. Leave us your orders
Thompson's Model Grocery Dept.
Mrs. c. c. Ellingson and daugh-
ter, Mable, were visitors in Lady
smith for a short time Wednesday.
Lewis Hooking returned to Beloit,
where he is employed, Monday morn
his home here.
Feed cutters and silo filters. Don't
wait until you want that silo filled,
get prices and terms now.-Lady-
smith Implement Co.
Ed Kennedy left Friday for Ash
land, where he is acting as manager
of the branch mill of the Menasha
Paper Co. located there
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Socie-
ty will meet next Wednesday, Sept.
| %, at the home of Mrs W. d. Nor
gan. Luncheon will be served.
Andrew Porter and Abe Rockstad
left Wednesday evening for Wau-
toma, where they will spend a few
days visiting relatives and friends.
The Biggest Bargains ever offered
in Ladysmith for men, women and
children. Visit the new store.-La-
dysmith Bargain House, cpposite the
postoffice.
Fred SPEECH, who has been en-
ployed as a plumber at Mortified,
Mimi, for the past six months, came
home Saturday for a short visit, re-
turning Monday.
Miss Eva Fillmore, of Barron, a
sister of r. E. Fillmore, spent day
visiting her brother, leaving Monday
night for Appleton, where she has
enrolled as a student at Lawrence
University
Lee III. Griffin, of Chicago, travel
ing salesman for a text book con-
Germ, was in the city Friday and
while here played ball with the
Tony team against Ladysmith, in the
position of catcher.
Mrs. J. d. Wagner, of Lewiston,
Montana, and Miss Anna Haensel, of
Oshkosh, the former sister and the
latter a niece of Mrs. r. March,
have been spending several days this
week visiting the latter.
If the ladies who desire exclusive
designs in pattern hats, shapes or
novelties will leave their phone num-
bers with Miss Stella Smith, she
will call them to the sample rooms
when her statesmen are in the city. 1t
Mark Sergeant, formerly an en-
ploye of the local postoffice, was
in the city last Friday taking in
the fair and greeting his numerous
for Madison to resume his studies
at the University.
D. r. Ellington and family and
Mrs. V. B. Lewis, of Boyceville,
autoed here Monday to spend a few
days visiting with friends. Mr.. Bill
ington formerly resided in Lady
smith, having been employed in
Staley's barber shop.
r. M. Sensenbrenner returned
Monday morning from Menasha and
Appleton, where he and his family
have been visiting. The family is
still away, but Mr.. Sensenbrenner
was called home on business The
family will return later.
Rev. D. J. Howe and family arrived
home last Saturday, after two
weeks absence. Mrs. Howe and
children visited with her mother at
Evansville, Wis. Rev. Howe attend
Congress of the Christian church.
held at Hammond, Ind, also the
Wisconsin State Missionary Conven-
ton at GAINESVILLE, Wis.
Carl Collier, of Perry, Ia, and
Mrs. K. A. Werle, of Easton, Pa.
principals in the promotion of
knitting factory, were in the city
this week interviewing a number of
the business men with a view of
obtaining a site for the factory here.
Although Mr.. Collier was favorably
| impressed with the city, nothing def
mite matured from the visit of the
couple.
j. e. Hurley, who relieved r. E.
Fillmore as operator at the 500 sta
ton here for several weeks, during
| the latter's vacation, returned to
| Minneapolis Sunday morning to re-
port at the 500 headquarters. From
Minneapolis he plans on going 70
Saskatoon, Saskatchewan, Can, to
resume work with the Canadian Paci-