Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-05-28

| is in the city soliciting funds for
the Salvation Army
Miss Mildred McNair will leave
Tuesday night for Macomb, ILL.,, tC
spend the summer with relatives.
Do you need a cream separator?
Before you buy get our prices and
terms Ladysmith Implement Co.
Mrs. E. N. Gesell returned Sunday
night from a months visit at Min
neapolis and Thief River Falls, Mimi.
H. A. Hamblin, of Superior, spent
Wednesday and Thursday here, visit
| ing his daughter, Miss Ruth Ham
| bin.
Rev. H. Baumbach left Wednesday
for Ripon to attend a convention, ex-
pecting to return the fore part of
next week.
Stairs Harp Orchestra will furnish
| the music for dance at Barring
tons hall, Sheldon, Saturday even
ing, June ~.
Mrs. Mike Arts returned the lat
| ter part of last week from an eX-
tended visit at DePere and other
points enroute.
Leave your orders now for cab
bage and tomato plants, for delivery
next week. at Thompson's Model
| Grocery Department.
We have just received a large or
der of pansies Come in and make
your selections now. thompson
Model Grocery Department.
Mrs. A. A. Push returned Satur-
dav from the hospital at Eau Claire,
where she was operated upon re-
Gently. She is regaining her strength
rapidly.
The model school, at the county
normal, closes today for the sum
mer, exercises being held this af-
ternoon. Graduates from the eighth
grade are Earl Schmidt and Ruth
Burns.
F. H. Peterson came over from
KEENAN, Saturday and went down to
Green Bay that night to spend a
couple of weeks with his family. Mr..
Peterson expects to move his family
to KEENAN, about the first of July.
Monday afternoon about forty w.
R. C. ladies had a farewell party IN
honor of Mrs Sam Harmony. They
presented her with a gold thimble as
memento of the occasion and tok-
en- of esteem. Mrs. Harmony left
today for Spencer, where Mr.. and
Mrs. Harmony will reside.
The members of the Waukesha
school board will be here next week
to inspect the new highschool build
ing. They want to find out how
Ladysmith has been able to build
such a building for the sum raised,
which is a great deal less than the
prices they received on a similar
building.
Co. Supt. o. E. Rice and Prin. r.
M. Lewis attended the first gradual
ing exercises of the Conrath graded
school Tuesday evening. Both gave
short addresses. They spoke very
highly of the program rendered Mr.
r o1c of X
ercises at Apollonia Thursday even
ing. being on the program with an
address.
B. F.. Yohn and Eugene Gross, both
of Chippewa Falls, who have been
here getting acreage for Reid, Muir
doch & Co., returned home Saturday
Mr.. Yohn states that prospects are
excellent for a successful year, as
they expect to get about a hundred
acres of cucumbers this year, haV-
| ing contracts for nearly that amount
at present.
| The Kindergarten graduation eXer-
cises held in the congregational
church Monday evening were a de-
cided success A graduating night
| for a Kindergarten department is
certainly a novelty. The exercises
| consisted of motion songs, plays
and games, recitations, and other
kindergarten activities, illustrating
the work done in this department.
At the conclusion of the exercises,
the children were presented with
miniature diplomas. That an even
| ing of this kind is appreciated by
the public, was evidenced by the
fact that you could not get standing
room in the church. No small credit
should be given Miss Josephine Mel
son for her originality and tact in
carrying out the program, and also tc
Miss Ariel McNally for her very
able assistance.