Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-03-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| MONEY 10 IUdu dI OWCSL ldLCo.
Michaelson & Hughes.
Mrs. Chas. Richter, from Turkeys
Roost,' on the Little Thornapple, was
in town Monday.
! Miss Vivian Dickerson, of White
water, is here, guest of her sister,
Mrs Harry Rallou
| The brick work of the outside walls
of the new highschool building were
finished Wednesday,
Farm of 40 acres for rent Close
to Ladysmith Good house. MICH
| AELSON & HUGHES. 1850
| Stephen Duprey was taken to Osh-
kosh Thursday night, Paul Priczka
being taken to Waupun Tuesday
Mrs. A. ]. Walker, of st. Paul,
arrived here last night to visit her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Arndt.
Miss Martha Mcmahon, of Kewau-
nee, arrived in this city Wednesday
to accept a position as librarian in
the public library.
The. Methodist Ladies' Aid society
will meet next Wednesday, March
10, at the home of Mrs. H. W. True.
Lunch will be served.
| Ladies' flaring dress skirts, latest
styles, in all colors, black, blue and
green checks Prices ranging from
$500 to 8.OO-Thompson Nero. Co.
A special meeting of the stock
holders Of the Rusk County Agricul-
tural Society will be held at the
city hall, Saturday, March at $3.50
p. m.
The Epworth League will give a
play, entitled the Decentralization of
the Star Spangled Banner" next
Thursday evening at the Methodist
church
A. H. Skogstad, j. G. Stubs and j.
T. Shepard, three Weyerhaeuser hus-
tiers, were in the city Tuesday even
ing in attendance at the Masonic
"doings.'
Quick delivery trucks for business
men and farmer make a big saving
because they cover the ground quick
ly with a good load. Sold by Lady
smith Implement Co.
The old w. C. depot building,
across the track from the freight
house, was torn down this week and
taken to Donald where it will do
duty as the grand central station
Clerk of Court w. j. Kermott left
Wednesday for st. Cloud, Mimi,
where he expects to remain for a
month or six weeks and take treat
ment for stomach trouble at a hos
pital.
w. J. Burlington, a new settler
from Iowa, who has arrived in
town, was accompanied by Frank
Shaw and John Harms, who are here
with a view to investigating the land
situation
| Mr. Raymond Hibbard, of this city,
and Miss Ruth Taggart, of Phillips,
were united in marriage Feb % at
the Catholic parsonage in this city,
! Rev. Hyacinth officiating. They will
reside here
Chester W. Goldman, district rep
| resentative of the extension division
of the University of Wisconsin, was
in town Wednesday, in connection
with arranging for the talent for
next years lecture course.
F. E. Gillette returned Wednesday
from a ten-days' flying trip" in the
| interest Of his lumber business. On
this trip he visited the states of
| Minnesota, Kansas, Nebraska, Miss
ouri, Illinois and southern Wisconsin.
Mrs. A. L. H. Downing speaks
very highly of the results to be had
by using the News-Budget want ads.
Recently Mrs Downing advertised a
house for rent in this paper She
had two houses vacant at the time.
From the answers received she rent
ed both houses, each of them to two
families.
About thirty of Fred Ertzner's
neighbors invited themselves to spend
Sunday evening with him and gave
Mr.. Ertzner, who lives across the
county bridge southeast of this city,
one of the most pleasant surprises
he has had in years. The visitors
brought with them eatables of all
kinds and at 10 O'Clock sumptuous
repast was spread.
The Worden opera house is being
remodelled throughout, the stage be-
ing taken out and a new hardwood
floor being laid the full size of the
building, 40xS0 feet, which will make
it fourth larger than heretofore.
After the improvements it will ac-
commodate the largest dancing par
ties and social gatherings, and will
be the largest place of public en-
tertainment in the county.
Frank Helm, E. M. Worden and