Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Jos. e. Shaver, of Sheldon, wa!
here on business Tuesday
Mrs F. e. Hunt, of Glen Flora
visited friends here Monday.
| G. w. Staples, of Osceola, was {
business visitor here Saturday.
J. P. Austin, of Menasha, was {
business visitor here Tuesday.
Martin Fredrickson, of Murry, was
in the city on business Monday.
Gentlemen Let your fall suit be ;
Hart, Schaffner & Marx from Thomp
son Mere Co.
Call at the Busy Bee for White
Ribbon ice cream, confectionery anC
| cigars-on East Miner-av.
Paul Dejung and w. II. Dalton
automobile men of Rice Lake, were
business visitors here Saturday.
A. Moore went to Oshkosh last
evening to attend a convention OF
insurance men being held there to-
day.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
at the home of Mrs Cary Noble
Wednesday, October G. All are COR
daily invited.
Let us know your wants as re
CARDS winter coal. Prompt delivery
assured.-Peoples Ice and Fuel CO.
e. M. Worden, Prop.
The ladies of St. Mary's church
will give a chicken pie supper and
apron sale on Tuesday evening, Oct
II, at the parish hall.
Phillips Bros, the market gar
deners, are the latest additions to
the ranks of the motorists. They
are driving a new Overland
John Rush and wife, of Donald,
autoed here Sunday on their way
home, stopping over night and con-
tinuing their journey Monday morn
ing.
Speidel & Speidel have put in a
new cement walk on the west side
Of their store building this week,
giving a heater appearance to the
corner
The gravel filling of the sidewalk
on Miner-av between second and
Thirdsts west was washed out for
the second time Saturday during the
heavy rains.
A perfect fit in a perfect shoe
means perfect comfort And we can
insure you this happiness in a pair
of Queen Quality shoes at Thomp-
son Mere. Co.
We are closing out our mems and
boys suits at half price to make
room for new fall and winter stock.
Call early for bargains.-Word S
Cash Department Store.
Nick Engleman, of Conrath, and
Frank Helm made a trip to Eau
Claire Saturday. While there Mr..
Engleman purchased a silo filler and
a large kerosene engine.
VIM. Orthey, r. l.. Orthey and E.
A. Ransom, of Milwaukee, are to
open sale ON lots in Greenwood
park addition tomorrow under the
auspices of the Orthey Land Co.
Mrs. T. F. Slattery went to Bar
ron Friday owing to the illness of
her mother. Mr.. Slattery and child
rem went over Sunday, returning the
same evening, accompanied by Mrs
Slattery
Rev. H. Baumbach and daughter,
Emma, left for Memo, S. OAK, Mon
day noon to attend a missionary fes-
tival They intend to stay two
weeks during which time they will
visit son at Nashua, Iowa.
Mrs. N. r. Olson, of Alexandria,
Mimi, visited over Sunday and Mon
day with her sister, Miss Edith
Haesecke. The latter gave a box
party at the Unique theatre on Mon
day evening in honor of her sister.
Jay Eveleth, of Sac City, Ia, was
in the city Monday on business. He
has purchased land from the Upper
Wisconsin Land Co. near WeirgOr
and is making arrangements to To-
cate there permanently. Mr.. Eve
leth receives the News-Budget reg
ularly.
c. E. Brent, of Smithshire, ILL.,,
returned home Saturday night after
spending several days here While
here Mr.. Brent bargained with Hen
ry Wilson for the purchase of 100
acres about miles north of the
city. Mr.. Brent is also purchasing
a house in town and will move his
family here early in the spring.
Over fifty cars of the Rusk Coun-
ty Auto Club made the trip to the
Chippewa Fair on Friday, Ladysmith
and Menomonie day A couple of