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

Emanuel Benish came over from
Hawkins on business Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Price, of Exeland, was a
shopper in Ladysmith Monday.
Pears and Peaches for canning at
the Busy Bee. Located on East Mi
ner-av
DR.. H. c. Johnson, of Glen Flora,
was business visitor in Ladysmith
Monday.
Glen Rowley left for Gilman Sun
day evening, where he spent two
days, returning Tuesday.
o. II. McNally left Wednesday
for Barron on business trip, re-
turning Thursday evening.
Fresh, homemade bread FOR partic-
ular appetites at the Busy Bee.
Find us on East Miner-av.
Mrs. A. A. Bush and children left
Wednesday for their new home at
Green Bay. Mr.. Bush met them at
Neenah.
Greatly reduced prices on gasoline
engines in order to move them with
in 80 days at Ladysmith Implement
Company.
Just received 2 carloads of highest
grade flour now on sale at only
$15O per k.-Thompson's Model
Grocery Dept
Mrs. e. Sensenbrenner, Of Men
asha, and Miss Margaret Shafer, of
Appleton, are the guests of Mrs. r.
M. Sensenbrenner.
Ernest D. Sperry, of Brown, Blodg-
EFT & Sperry, wholesale printers and
stationers, of St. Paul, was here
Tuesday on business.
DR.. H. C. Johnson and wife, OF
Glen Flora, motored over Wednes-
day to attend the musicale at the
highschool the same evening.
Mrs. John Johnson, of Eau Claire,
arrived Saturday and visited her
nephew, A. C. Johnson, a few days,
returning to her home Tuesday.
C. A. Coon, who formerly oper-
ated a saw mill at Glen Flora, but
who is now located at Nora Springs,
Ia. was in the city on business Tues
day.
f. E. Duroe left Monday morning
for LETTERS, Mimi, having received a
message Sunday telling of his faith
er's death, resulting from a paralytlc
stroke
Mr.. and Mrs. John Krcma left
Tuesday morning on an auto tour
to Sturgeon Bay, also making a
number of intervening stops. They
expect to return in two weeks.
Sale starts Monday Oct. 4th. We
must sell every gasoline engine We
have within 80 days-to do this we
have cut the prices shamefully. 1t
is your gain.-Ladysmit Implement
Company.
We have just received our line Of
beautiful bath robes of very choice
patterns with plain and fancy trim
mings. And we invite you to call
and see them while they are new
and complete Thompson Mere. CO.
Elmer Wise raised ten potatoes in
one hill near his residence over IN
Brooklyn that were truly "some
averaged IL pounds each and the
total weight of the ten was 1874
pounds.
F.. R. Judd, landscape architect, of
Pardeeville, is in the city this week,
looking after the shrubbery planted
here by the North Star Nursery Co.,
of Pardeeville, whom Mr. Judd rep
resents. The shrubbery was planted
a year ago.
Justice Reeves has made the pur-
chase of a large steel, fireproof safe,
which is now installed in his office.
His mind will no longer be burdened
with the worry Of the possible loss
Of his valuable papers and documents
through fire or theft.
Paul Herbst, Ed Merkel and Sam
Mosiman, all of Window, Mimi, were
here last week and bought land a
few miles north of this city from
Wilson, the Land Man. The first two
bought 100 acres each located 3
miles out and Mr. Mosiman bought
an eighty about miles north. The
three gentlemen returned home Sun
day.
Considerable work has been done
during the week past in the building
of cement sidewalks A new cement
walk has been placed in front of e.
A. Kirvan's residence, one in front
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