Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-01-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Money TO loan at lowest rates.
Michaelson & Hughes.
F. M. Sergeant, of Ashland, was
in the city last Saturday.
Reliable abstracts furnished prompt
lly-Michaelson & Hughes.
/ Co. Supt. o. E. Rice visited schools
| in the vicinity of Bruce Monday.
Mrs. A. C. Mooney made business
visit to Weyerhaeuser Saturday.
| One lot of ladies' coats u off dur
ing this sale.-Thompson Mere. Co.,
Ladysmith
| T. W.. Hayes stopped off for a day,
on his way from Escanaba, Mich, to
Milwaukee
Glad to see Douglas Fritz, who has
been having siege of rheumatism,
about again.
Mrs. D. McPhail left the last of
the week for a visit with her home
folks at OcOntO.
Feed cutters and grinders, large
| line at right prices.-Ladysmith I'M
plement Company.
Everett Blanchard was obliged to
remain out of school this week on
account of an attack of tonsilitis.
O. 3. Ellingboe left Wednesday
night for a trip to the furniture mar
kets of Chicago and Grand Rapids.
Attorney Falge made trip to
Clear Lake Saturday on business rel
ative to the Clear Lake Canning Co.
A. E. Parkinson, of Lacrosse, ar
chitect of the new highschool build
ing, was in town today inspecting the
work.
The ladies of the Christian
Church will hold a food sale at
Stelzman's meat market, Saturday,
Jan. 10th.
Auto for sale. Second hand 5 |
passenger r. G. H. at $4,000 Ask |
Frank Helm at Ladysmith Implement
Company
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society |
will serve luncheon at the parish hall
on Thursday, jan 81 Everybody is
cordially invited.
Don't fail to include a package of
Richelieu brand coffee, special during
this sale at 25 cents per pound
Thompson's Model Grocery Dept
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Parkhurst are
disposing of their household effects
at private sale, preparatory to NOV
ing to Star City, Alberta, Canada
Clarence Carlson, who used to
work for Slattery & Co., on the city
delivery, went to Exeland the first
of the week, to work in the woods.
The latest in small tractor engines
is in SIG h. p. made by the Inter
national people at $4,000 F. o. B. |
Chicago Sold by Ladysmith Imple
ment Co.
c. O.. Shoemaker, Lee Arnold and
Thos. Phillips arrived here a few
weeks ago from Ellsberry, N. OAK,
and expect to make their home in |
Rusk county.
Trade at the Cash Department |
store during the next twenty days
and get some fine porcelain ware
free. Call and see how-Cash De- |
partment Store. 2tl
Farm Insurance; Fire, Lightning |
and Tornado for $1.75 for 3 years |
Largest Agency in the City. Larg- |
est and oldest company in the world |
Andersen & Falge. ADV |
Liveryman Nate Hand returned Sat |
urday from a trip to Minneapolis, St. |
Paul and Duluth, buying an aristo- |
cratic bunch of mares, which may be
seen at his sales stable.
Christ Klopfenstein was here from
Oklahoma last week, visiting his
brother, Peter, whom he had not
seen for IL years Both went to |
Barron Saturday to visit a sister.
Miss Kathryn Cain, who has been |
making her home with her sister, |
Mrs. A. N Andersen, and assisting |
in the stenographic work in the Of |
fees of Andersen e Falge, spent |
Sunday at Canton
DR.. and Mrs. L. M. Landmark are
being visited this week by Mrs. G. |
e. Bailey, of Crandon, the mother |
of the latter. They have also as |
their guest Mr. and Mrs. William |
Fordham, the latter a sister of Mrs. |
Landmark
Charles Priest, section foreman, liv |
ing at Conrath, who was badly in !
jured by collision of his motor car
with 500 train, and who has been
in the hospital at Marshfield for a |
month, has returned. and was in La |