Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-03-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

E. L. Ryall has accepted a position
with the Upper Wisconsin Land Co.
F. Judd left for Cloquet, Mimi,
Saturday, where he will be en-
ployed
Let us renew your insurance in
the best companies. Nicholson &
Hughes.
r. E. Fillmore and l.. D. Marquette
made a business trip to Minneapolis
Saturday.
Harry Ballou went to Eau Claire
Monday on a business trip, returning
the following day.
nish call R. j. Coon's Hardware. Gen
eral delivery service.
The 900" club met Wednesday
evening at the home of Bob Fritz.
A luncheon was served.
Miss Fay Butler of Stanley, spent
a few days visiting her sister, Miss
Mona Butler, last week.
Mrs. L. ID. Marquette went to
Rice Lake Saturday morning for a
short visit with relatives.
f. j. Coon put up an attractive
new sign in front of his hardware
store the first of the week.
The Misses Laura Kallicut and
Stella Olson, Of Barron, were guests
at the j. Kaufman home Monday.
jim Hayes returned to Milwaukee
Monday night, after spending a few
days visiting at his home here
Lowest prices and highest quality
tennis shoes and oxfords for gym
nasium use at Thompson Mere. Co.
Miss M. Miller, of st. Paul, ar
rived Monday and is now employed
as trimmer at Miss Collins millinery.
Wesley Moore, Eddie Cove, VIM.
Goocher and Lawrence Edling attend
ed the dance at Bruce Friday even
ing.
Teachers in the country schools
are cordially invited to call and get
song books for schools free-Died-
rich & Lane.
During this sale We positively as
sure you that we can save you from
five to ten dollars on each suit you
buy at The Fair.
VIM. Durkee,of Superior, returned
to his home Thursday morning, af-
ter spending Wednesday visiting at
the home of Ed Gehler.
J. w. Carow is spending a couple
of weeks at st. Petersberg, Fla, on a
vacation. He will return about April
1 by way of New York City.
Before you buy your suit or coat,
it will more than pay you to look
our line of suits and coats over. We
can save you money.-The Fair.
By April LIST, McGills bread will
be wrapped and sealed at the ovens
by electricity. McGill's bakery goods
always the best, and now better yet.
E. Forrest, of Stevens Point, re-
lieved G. B. Zepp as second-trick
morning, Mr.. Zepp having become
ill.
Just received some of those nifty
Queen Quality ladies shoes. New
est styles and colors. Come in and
look them over. Thompson Mercan-
tile Co.
E. B. Locke, who died March 49,,
was the step-father of J. L. McCor-
ison and not the father of Mrs. Nc
Corison as stated in the obituary last
week.
T. F. Armstrong returned Friday
evening from a trip to Scranton and
Philadelphia, Pa, and Baltimore,
Md, where he spent several weeks
visiting relatives and friends.
Joe and Will Armstrong spent the
weekend visiting friends here, the
former returning to his home at
Rhinelander Sunday night and the
latter returning Monday afternoon.
Columbus wagons are good wagons.
Every user says that. If you want
an easy running wagon, get a Colum-
bus. Sold by Ladysmith Implement
| Company
Moline plOws have acme shares.
Acme shares are guaranteed not to
break. Don't buy an ordinary pillow.
The Moline cost no more than the
ordinary kind. Sold by Ladysmlth
Implement Co.
Grin Nichols returned home from
st. Joseph's hospital at Chippewa
Falls Sunday, after remaining there
for three weeks. He had a growth
removed from the right side of his
| face.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Methodist church met with Mrs. A.
&c. Mooney Wednesday afternoon.
Luncheon was served by Mesdames
McPhail and Judd to one hundred
and thirty people-a record-breaker
| for such an event in this city.
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