Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-28

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| there.
Let us renew your insurance in
the best companies. Nicholson &
Hughes.
DR.. B. F. Kinyon went to Stone
Lake on a professional trip Sunday
morning.
Miss Mildred McNair, who is teach
ing at Dallas, came home Friday to
spend Easter
Tornado Insurance costs but little.
Get Fire and Tornado Insurance OF
r. IS. Reeves. 2-3
w. S. Manning left Saturday night
for Madison, where he spent several
days visiting.
Be sure and be in the moving pic
lures at Karst Hardware Co.'s store,
May and 6. See adv.
Albert Zebro and son were over
from Bruce Monday and purchased
an Overland touring car.
L. N. Edling Left yesterday noon
for his home at Luck because of the
illness of his grandfather.
Miss Nellie Moran came down from
Exeland Saturday afternoon and
visited Miss Edith Haesecke.
Mrs. VIM. Schug returned from
Menasha Tuesday morning where she
spent several days visiting friends.
The Misses Pearl Williams and
Nina Shipley left Friday evening for
Plainfield to spend several days
visiting
A basket social and program will
be given Friday evening, May 5, at
the Shaw dam schoolhouse. Every
body is welcome.
Miss Irene Cole arrived home Sat
urday from Ashland to spend the
Easter vacation. Miss Cole is
teaching at Ashland.
Miss Ida Oldendorf went to Wash
burn Saturday afternoon to visit her
brother, Arthur, returning home
Wednesday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. Roland, of
Neenah, arrived here Saturday to
spend Easter at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Will Hughes
Atty and Mrs A. N. Andersen left
Wednesday morning for Rochester,
Mimi, the former to undergo treat
ment with the Mayo brothers.
Father Bauman made business
trip to Stone Lake Tuesday after
noon to let the contract of the new
Catholic church that is to be erect
ed there
The Misses Sara and Pearl Kau--
man, who are attending the univer-
sity of Minnesota, returned to their
studies Wednesday morning, after
spending several days at their home
here
A teachers institute is being held
at the county normal school here
today and tomorrow Visitors not
connected with the county schools
are invited to be in attendance at
all sessions.
| Henry Getsinger, who has been EN-
ployed as sIllphite cook at the paper
mill for several years, departed yes
terday with his family for Vesper,
near Grand Rapids, Wis, where they
will take up residence on a farm.
The Birth Of A. Nation will in
spire patriotism, teach history, pro-
long peace and command respect for
the drama and music better than
any offering before the public today.
See it at the Unique theater next
Friday, May 5.
The first shoot of the local gun
club took place Sunday morning on
the range at the fair grounds. OW-
ing to the high wind that was blow
ing the scores were not very high.
About eight members Of the CLUB
turned out. The second shoot will be
held the coming Sunday.
Two topics of peculiar interest will
be discussed next Sunday by Rev.
Grant Clark, of Rhinelander, at the
Congregational church. The topic fo1
his morning address will be 'Relig-
ion and the Home" This service be-
gins at HOO. In the evening, at
1880, Mr.. Clark will give an address
particularly for young men. All are
cordially invited to hear both OF
these addresses.