Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-10-20


the Congregational church parlo1
"Wednesday, Oct. %, at 2:SO p. M
Lunch will be served
Mrs. F. w. Siewert, of Bird Island,
Mimi, arrived here Monday night
for a visit Of week or two. She
was formerly Miss Tella Miller, of
this city.
If you are selling cream you want
separator that gives you every drop
of cream from your milk. Investigate
the kind we sell.-Ladysmith Imple-
ment Co.
Many people who prefer Spurgeon
Stringer's glasses to those of all
others will be glad to know that he
is at the Baker House for one week
more. call early. 1t*
L. R. ALBANIAN, of Monmouth, H.,
arrived here Monday and has taken
position with the Thompson Mer-
camille Co. as manager of the gents
furnishings department.
/ Mr.. and Mrs. H. j. Mime and son,
Alexander, and Miss Isabel Larson,
of EauClaire, motored up Saturday
and spent Sunday as guests of Mr..
and Mrs. E. M. Worden.
Invitations are out for a dancing
party which will be given by the L.
HI. S. Alumni Association at True's
hall Friday evening, Oct. 81. Music
will be furnished by Luell's orches-
ira.
For fall blowing we have just what
you want. The Good Enough sulkey
pillow has been on the market for
years and years. You take no chance
when you buy one. Come in and see
this plow.-Ladysmith Implement Co.
Last Saturday evening Miss Eliza
beth Johnson's Sunday school class
of young men were given six
o'clock dinner at the home of Mrs.
H. G.. Graham. Mrs. Graham and
Miss Helm assisted much in making
the dinner one of much pleasure.
Two men, Joe Wisto and james
Horalek, were killed Monday after,
noon in collision between log
ging train and construction train
on the Kneeland McLurg Lumber
Co.'s railroad, near Phillips. Injuries
We're sustained by several others.
Jelly Soap-a good soap for any
purpose. In order to advertise our
potash soap, we will sell 1000 pounds
at very reasonable price, in bulk,
in any quantity desired. For further
particulars call at the Potash Works.
| Phone 1913.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. H. Gillies, and
daughters, Mrs. HI. C. johnson and
Mrs. w. H. Brown, and the latter's
two children, mOtored in from
| Glen Flora Wednesday evening, Mrs
Brown and children leaving thai
night for their home at Flushing
N. Y.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j. Sands motorec
to Greenwood Saturday and visited
their, daughter, Miss Bessie, who Is
teaching in that city, returning Sun
day Mrs. Chester A. sands made
the trip with them visiting at Boyd
while R. j. and wife were at Green
wood.
There is a guest we will have the
pleasure of entertaining for three
or four months. We cannot say
definitely the length of his visit
Be prepared to meet him and gree
him cheerfully. The mems furnish
ing department. of the Thompson
store is in position to give yot
some good suggestions for the enter
tainment Of Mr.. Winter Months.
! Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Johnson, O.
Ashland, motored down Saturday ant
visited over Sunday with DR.. ant
Mrs. w. L. Stephenson, returning
home Monday Mr.. Johnson was for
merly a resident of Ladysmith, short
ly after the Wisconsin Central Ry
built into this city, holding posi-
ton with that company as conductor
of the mi4ed train. He is now docl
superintendent for large coal con
Germ at Ashland.