Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-02-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

yafQ, according TO Inc Star.
Atty. ]. W. Carow was a business
visitor at Weyerhaeuser Monday.
''The Hoosier Schoolmaster'' at the
Unique, Tuesday, March g. Don't
miss it.
Roy Gown is clerking at A. H.
Mccormick the Red Front Grocery
and Flour Store.
James B. Griffith, of Conrath,
was business caller in the coun-
ty seat Saturday.
Roger Hasset, of the Flambeau
Farm Mortgage Co., left Saturday
for a trip to Minnesota.
j. B. Mclaughlin attended the
Minnesota hardware mems conven-
ton at St. Paul this week.
A. A. Veness, of Exeland, chairman
of the town of Weirgor, was bust
ness caller in the city yesterday.
The Bethany Sisters will meet
with Mrs E. w. Hughes on Wednes-
day, March 8. Lunch will be served.
E. W. Kallstrom, of Glen Flora
was a business visitor in the city
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
morning.
If you need a fireprOOf safe,
shall be glad to call and explain our
easy payment method. Frank Helm,
phone 86-2,
August Peterson, school clerk in
Dist. No. 1, town of True, was
pleasant caller at the News-Budget
office Tuesday.
Don't fail to get some Of those
large juicy cranberries-only cents
quart at Thompson's Model Gro
Gerry Department.
The Avalon Quintet, a new local
musical organization under the man
agement of Bernard Carroll, will,
for it's first engagement, play at
Bruce March II.
Miss Matte Hayes was in Madi-
son the last of the week and while
there attended an elaborate banquet
OF knights of Columbus at which
there were $50 guests.
Mrs. T. M. Thomas went to Wau-
pun Sunday night, called there by
the serious illness of her mother, "a
years of age, who was operated up
Oh Saturday for appendicitis.
w. H. H. Ingle will leave for Osh-
kosh Sunday night to attend a con-
vention of Adventist elders and
other members of that denomination,
Mr.. Ingle being the local elder.
Miss Eleanor H. Campbell, of De-
troit, Mich, who is a student of the
Wisconsin Library School, Of Madi-
son, arrived yesterday to take charge
of the city library during the month
of February.
We have about 100 bushels of
sorted apples which We will give
away, absolutely free, and with no
restrictions to people that will come
and get them.-Worden's Cash De-
partment Store.
O. J. Mottard, who has been in
charge of the agricultural experiment
station at Conrath, writes us to
send his paper to Ashland hereaf-
ter, as he has been transferred to
the experiment station near that
city.
We desire to correct an error on
page of this issue in a humorous
article headed "We're in The Mar
ket." The word "momentary," ap-
pearing in the third line from the
bottom instead of monetary" spoils
what sense-if anywhere was in
that sentence.
Theron Clark attended the Mime.
sofa Purdue basketball game at Min.
neapolis Saturday evening, in which
the Gopher quint won another vic,
tory, and in which Dick Lewis, for
mer Ladysmith highschool student
played a star game. Dick is one OF
the best basketball players in the
west and his career is being followed
with much interest by his many La
| dysmith friends.
Miss Frances Hannum, who during
the past month has had charge OF
the public library, leaves tonight fo1
Stevens Point, where she will be
similarly engaged. There are many
frequenters of Ladysmith's Knowl
edge Warehouse who will miss Miss
Hannum, as in her short stay she
has proven herself a competent and
accommodating official, putting into
her work an unusual and commend
able amount of enthusiasm.
| A. L. Harms, of Madison, dep
uty of the Wisconsin Industrial Com
mission, was in the city all of last
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