Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-03-19
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Money to loan.-T. M. THOMAS
Atty, Ladysmith, Wis
The Avalon Quintet played al
Bruce Wednesday evening.
The Palmer suits and coats, for
spring and summer at Thompson's. !
| f. E. Duroe, of the Flambeau Farm
Mortgage Co., spent Sunday in ST.
Paul.
A son was born Thursday to Mr.
and Mrs. Leo Halleck, of the town
of Grant
Lucy Leblanc, who is attending
school in town, spent Sunday at her
home in Murry
Miss Gladys Dunn is the new type
writer operator at the office Of Will
son, the Land Man.
Mrs. Alec Moore left Wednesday
for Dayton, for visit with her
daughter, Mrs. George Silvers.
Second hand cream separators, en-
| gines and other machinery at bar
gains at Ladysmith Implement Co.
Miss Marjorie Lawrence, of In
gram, was a guest of Mr. and Mrs
Samuel Richie the first of the week.
Just received our line of spring
and summer dresses in fancy voiles
lawns and tissues. -Thompson Mer
camille Co.
| Little Miss Verna Fillmore enter
| tanned a number of her kindergarten
playmates at a birthday party last
Friday evening.
Rudolph Jandert, of Cornell, came
up last evening to remain here a
few days. Mr. Jandert will move his
family here in about month
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will meet next Wednesday, March
| "a, with Mrs. w. M. Austin, in
Brooklyn" Lunch will be served.
Miss Fern Nelson, of st. Paul
who arrived here last week, is the
new trimmer at Miss Collins MILL
merry store, and will remain for the
season.
The Ladysmith Implement Co.
has taken up the sale of road cul-
verts and last week unloaded the
first car ever shipped to a private
party in the city.
Jas Jordan, office man for Frank
Langenbach, left Monday for a
weeks business trip, in the vicinity
of Winter, Archie Hayes substitute
ing during his absence.
Do not wait until your neighbors
will tell you about the big bargains
We are offering at our spring open
ing sale. Come and convince your
self. Sale ends Saturday, March 9th.
Fair Store.
Don't buy an ordinary plow or
harrow this spring Remember, you
can get the genuine Moline and Os-
borne goods here at the same mon
ey that you are asked for inferior
goods.-Ladysmith Implement Co.
NJ Gown, the cement contractor,
finished this week the moving of the
house of A. H. Mccormick, from the
new highschool block across the
railroad tracks, and will begin the
work of putting in a cellar, cement
basement and furnace at once.
The bill introduced by Assembly
man Ellingson, providing for the
claim for state aid of the Rusk
County Agricultural Society, has
been favorably reported for passage
by the committee on agriculture and
is expected to pass without any OPP
position.
Mrs. Ann Schaeffer entertained
number of her friends at $500" Tues
day evening at her home. A very
fire luncheon was served. Guests
were: Messrs. and Mesdames F. j.
Putnam, Henry Wilson, o. E. Ben
nett, Aug. Simon, w. F. Pagel and
F.. e. Duroe.
Ben Stelzman and Elmer Wise
left Sunday night for Stevens Point
and various other points in CEN
trail and southern Wisconsin, in quest
of dairy cows, of which they in
tended to purchase from one to sew
eral carloads. They expect to get
home Saturday
The work on A. r. Kleinert's store
building, originally the old Unique
theater, has been completed, with
the exception of the plumbing work,
which is now being done. Several
parties have been negotiating with
Mr. Kleinert for lease of this build
ing, which would certainly make a
fine store. The dimensions of the
building are 23xS0, two stories The
second floor will be fitted up as a
flat