Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-08-20
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

settlement, was in the county sea
Wednesday.
Watch for the opening of the
| newest town in upper Wisconsin,
| Advertisement.
Harry Ballou left Saturday night
on a ten-day business trip to Bos
ton and New York.
c. L. Price and w. G. Peterson
of Exeland, We're business visitors
in Ladysmith Monday.
| Listen! Better days are coming
bring in your suits and be ready
Ladysmith Panatorium.
Wanted-Second hand cream sep.
arator, must be in good condition.
| Box 218, Ladysmith, Wis.
Carload Of horses for sale or trade.
Watch for advertisement in this pa
per next week-Stone C HAND.
The very newest and latest styles
in street and dress shoes for fall
and winter in Queen Quality
Thompson Nero. Co.
Miss Agnes Ables, Of Mankato,
Mimi, departed Tuesday after a
few days visiting at the home of w.
E. Thompson.
Nelson and Miss Florence Johnson,
of Chicago, are visiting their sister,
Mrs. Arthur Vandine, who resides
on east Lake-av
Mr.. and Mrs. Effner Nelson and
children left last Friday on an auto
trip to Neillsville, expecting to visit
there about week.
Miss Lula Lowell returned to her
home Friday evening from SUPERIOR
where she attended the Normal
summer school.
Invitations are out fer the Luelps
Harp Quartette dance to be given
Friday evening at True's hall, for
merly the Twenty-four club hall
Standard Sewing machine cheap.
Solid oak, 4 drawers, drop head, All
attachments light running, 10 year
guarantee, $1800.-Karst's Hardware.
Fred Culver returned from Bar
ron Saturday and was seen in the
Ladysmith baseball lineup last sun
day. He has been away for two
months
Mr.. and Mrs. John Williamson, of
Elkhorn, and William Bethel, OF Ore
gon, returned home Saturday morn
ing after weeks visit at the
Nate Hand home.
Mrs. Rose Boscoe and daughter,
Annie who have been visiting at
the home of the formers son-in-laW,
Ludvico Lofarso, returned to their
home at Chicago Tuesday evening.
A crowded house greeted the
opening installment of The Broken
Coin" with Francis Ford and Grace
Unique theater Wednesday evening.
NJ. r. Smith, L. V McGany, John
Plat and William Cuddy, of Mime
apolis, were in the city Saturday
taking an inventory Of 500 Line
property and the amount Of track
age in the local yards
F. D. Williamson, a representative
of the Zimmerman Stump Fuller
Co., who has been conducting stump
pulling demonstrations near Lady
smith for the past two weeks, left
Wednesday for Crivitz.
A stalk of corn 8 feet and 10 in.
ches in length was brought in from
the Tom Baker farm, 1 II miles
north of Ladysmith Tuesday even
ing and placed on exhibit on the
Baker Hotel porch. Some corn!
N. F. Reinboth, of Springfield, ILL.,,
returned to his home Saturday, after
spending several days here visiting,
MT. RGlnDOtn OWNS o. dCIcS one
mile north of Shaw dam and is plan
ming on locating there sometime in
the future.
DR.. and Mrs E. w. Day, accom-
panied by Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Fill
more enjoyed an auto trip to Ash
land, Washburn and Bayfield,, going
Sunday by way of Phillips, and re
turning Tuesday by way OF Hay
ward
Mr.. and Mrs A. Amundson and
son, Osmund, and Miss Meta Oh
son, of Ellsworth, were visitors at
the S. l.. CHECKER home for two
days. The party autoed from Du-
luth and left for Ellsworth yester-
day morning.
Mrs. A. A. McGill, of Minneapolis,
and John Riordan, Of Berlin, are
guests at the home of Atty. l.. E.
McGill this week Mr. Riordan is
the father of Mrs, L. E. McGlH and