Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-12-17
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

i business in this city Monday.
\ George Taylor. of Exeland, was
/ business visitor here Monday.
\ Geo. H. Hendry, of Holcombe, was
| a business visitor here Monday.
i Miss Georgiana Lieberman spent
! Saturday with friends at Sheldon.
A boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. P. Luen last Saturday morning.
Mrs f. N. Gesell left Tuesday
noon for Minneapolis for a short
visit
Miss Mary Pingel returned yes
terday from a weeks visit at Mil
| Waukee.
Three pedigreed Percheron stall
lions for sale at bargain-French &
Kilgore. 37tf
Harry BeckWith, the lumber dealer
from Chetek, was a business caller
here Wednesday.
"Brewster's Millions" is the big
feature on the program at the
| Unique th2atre this evening.
Mrs. Otto Carlson, Of brentwood,
is a guest at the home of her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. August Maier.
Earl Crush, wife and family ar
rived Friday and spent several days
| with Mrs. Grush's sister, MRS Tom
Baker.
| Miss Verna Bruns0n, who spent a
Il couple Of weeks visiting at h5r
| home in Wild Rose, returned here
/ Monday.
/ Mrs o. E. Peterson and Miss
/ Pearl Williams went to Minneapolis
/ Tuesday morning to spend a couple
/ of days.
/ House, barn and lot worth $4,000,
/ for prompt sale $3.50 takes it. Pay
/ ments $1,000 per month.-Andersel
& Falge. 37-44
/ Mrs. l.. Greenhagen, Of Reserve,
/ was here shopping Tuesday. Mr..
II Greenhagen conducts a summer re
! sort on Court O'Reilles lake.
Il Mrs J. c. Hilbert was called to
Il Reedsburg last week by the death
/ Of an uncle. She will remain al
| Reedsburg until after Christmas.
Mrs A. H. Plant departed Wednss
/ day for Prentice from which place,
h she continued on to Milwaukee t.
/ visit relatives for a couple of weeks.
/ Miss Helen Speidel arrived home
| from Des Mones, Ia, Wednesday
III . q i'm OF
! ter New Years. She is attending
/ Drake university.
Il H. Dimock returned from tbs
/ hospital at Eau Claire Monday after
spending two weeks there following
/ an operation. Mr. Dimock is now
/ we'll on the road to recovery.
/ A. c. Johnson, proprietor of the
\ Johnson Mere Co., had the misfor-
/ tune to run rusty spike into his
/ left foot Tuesday. He is able to be
/ about with the aid Of crutches.
/ Mrs, Fred Bates, of Haugen, who
/ was a guest at the Effner Nelson
| home for several days, left Tuesday
/ for Bruce, where she spent couple
of days visiting before returning to
4 her home
/ Atty. l.. e. McGill and wife went
/ to Appleton Saturday where Mrs.
\ McGin underwent minor operation
| at a hospital there Mr.. McGill re-
/ turned yesterday, but his wife is
ii still at Appleton
Il A rumor emanating from Chippewa
/ Falls gives out that the Dupont
Il Powder Company has purchased the
II power site at Big Falls on the Flam-
/ beau. No confirmation Of this re-
II port has as yet been made.
Il Mr.. and Mrs. e. A. Rolph, Of Fes-
Il sender, N. Oak, arrived here sat
/ urday for visit at the home OF Mr..
Il and Mrs. VIM. Judd After spending
| a week here they will go to Duluth
| and Hibbing, Mimi, for a visit be-
II fore returning home
Il Herman Phantoch, employed as Op-
/ orator in the Western Union uptown
|, telegraph and cable office, was ia
| ken i'll by an attack of diphtheria
Il Wednesday and is now confined in
| the small building on West Miner
/ av, formerly used as the office Of
/ the City Dray Line.
Il Mr.. and Mrs R. S. Johnson and
/ daughter, Gertrude, returned the
/ latter part Of last week from an ex-
/ tended trip through the west. Stops
II were made at Salt Lake City, San
Il Francisco, Los Angeles, Pasadena
/ and San Diego On the return
II short visits were made at Kansas
II City and Omaha. They We're away
II four weeks.
Il Apples! Apples! We have just
II received a car Of New York eating
II and cooking apples, which we are
II selling at only $3.50 a barrel. Now
III iC bo Tina IN in uO1lY, winter