Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-04-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Money to Loan-McGill & Williams,
Ladysmith.
Money to Loan-Andersen G. Falge,
Ladysmith. tt
County Supt. Rice visited schools
at Conrath Tuesday
Team wanted at reasonable price.
-Michaelson & Hughes. 1t
Ford spark plugs, 8 for $1O0 at
Ladysmith Implement Co.
! DR.. B. F. Kinyon made a profess
sional call to Ingram Tuesday.
Peter Chriske, of Conrath, was in
1.-THE city on business yesterday.
Mrs E. w. Hill went to Ashland
Monday for a weeks visit at the
home of her son, Roy
S. D. Speidel returned Tuesday
from a visit Of few days at Des-
Moines
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Carlson, of
Brentwood, were visitors in this city
Sunday
| Mrs. o. j. Little, of owen, has
been a guest of Mrs Ann e. Schaef-
fer, in this city, the past few days
| Regular meeting of F. r. A will
be held Tuesday, Apr. 6, at the l.
O. 0. F. hall, over Worden's store.
A. E. Kuhlman, Ingram, and liver
Bergstrom, Glen Flora, were bust
ness callers in the county seat Tues
day
| G. w. Morgan left Wednesday for
| Mitchell, S. D., having received the
intelligence that his sister was very
sick
E. w. Hill made a brief visit to
Apollonia Tuesday, with his sister.
Nellie Hill, who had been On the
sick list.
Fred Rauhut went to Chippewa
Falls last night, where his mother
| lies at the point Of death at ST.
Josephs hospital
The Royal Neighbors will meet
hereafter in the new Odd Fellows
hall, on the first and third Tuesday
afternoons of each month.
The Ladies Aid Society will con-
duet flower sale Saturday, April
I3, but no meeting of the society
will be held next Wednesday,
J. A. Paro had an attack of the
grip Friday and Saturday, and as
soon as he got better Mrs Paro was
taken sick. Both have now recov-
cred.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Crandall re-
turned yesterday from Crane, where
Mr.. Crandall conducted a camp dur
ing the winter, getting out logs and
bolts.
This spring you want Osborne till
age goods, they have been used in
this vicinity so long that they are
used universally. Get them at Lady
smith Implement Co.
Mrs Gnipper, from south of town
on the Gates road, left Wednesday
night for Pray, Wis, where her
father has been living. Mrs. Chip
per expects to bring her father home
with her soon.
Murphy's Kitchen shop has a fine
display of enameled earthenWare, al
so some very attractive jardinieres,
in it's display windows. Mr.. Murphy
has been adding to his stock rap
idly and the store is now crowded
with useful articles from one end
! to the other
George Wrightson, of Calvin, N.
d., (near the Canada line) arrived
| in Ladysmith Tuesday night and is
prospecting" for farm land. From
what Mr.. Wrightson has seen of this
city and vicinity, he has formed
good opinion of this section and it
is very probable that he will locate
| here.
E. C. Frost the 500 Lines travel
| ling freight agent, was here Tues
day and rendered Invaluable assist
anco in helping to pave the way for
the furniture factory to come here.
The 500 Line is all right and its
travelling freight agent demonstrate
ed himself to be anything but
frost" except in name.
| It is expected that the Baker Ho-
tel will be ready to reopen the first
of the week, as excellent progress
has been made in the alterations on
the building and the re-furnishing of
it throughout incidentally, it might
be of interest to mention that the
furniture and bedding for this no.
tcl was bought from a home dealer,
O. B. Ellingboe.
Prof. R. NJ Lewis spent a couple
of days the last of the week at
Rhinelander, inspecting the oquipmen
of their new 100000 highscool build
ing. with a view to getting point
ers as to what is best in the way
of furniture for Ladysmith's new