Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-03-31
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

WHICH yOu UuJ OAOdN1 lhoioC o1i
McGill's wrapped bread.
Hay-loose or baled, for sale by
the Helm Co., Tony, Wis. 1t
E. RenOy and wife, of Holcombe,
were shopping visitors here Monday.
Headquarters for fresh vegetables
and fruits Thompson's Model Gro
Gerry.
A. H. Mccormick went to Mime
apolis on business trip Wednesday
morning.
Atty. George T. Slime went to
Minneapolis Tuesday to spend day
on business.
r. B. Macdonald was at Holcombe
yesterday looking after his farm in
terests there.
New spring millinery now ready for
your inspection at Miss F. K. Collins
millinery store.
There will be masquerade dance
in Bruce April 7. A good time for all.
Supper at McGill's.
| P. H. MCGOWAN returned from Osh-
kosh Monday, after spending several
weeks at that city
Allan McGill came home from st,
Paul Saturday night to spend a
couple of days at home.
x,aJ,,oh1oo Do
get a Victor fireproof safe from
Ladysmith Implement Co.
photoplay productions, at the Unique
theater Monday, April 10.
Mrs. Robert Lee arrived from Du-
luth Sunday evening to spend a few
days with her husband here.
Ray J. Haggerty, of Park Falls,
district attorney of Price county,
was here on legal business Saturday.
Notice-Holders of Kasper's promo
coffee coupons can have same ex-
changed at the Fair Store for china
SETS 1t*
Miss Alice Smith went to Duluth
Tuesday with her sister-in-laW, Mrs.
Frank Smith, returning the evening
of the same day.
Victor Freedom, of EXeland, was in
the city Tuesday getting prices on
player pianos at local stores who
handle that instrument.
The stock-reductiOn sale is still on
at Mccormick Take advantage of
the tremendous bargains offered and
reduce your cost of living.
Get a good enough pillow this
spring. They are simple and strong.
any boy can operate them. Lady
smith Implement CO. SELLS them.
| John thinner, one of the prosper
Gus farmers of the Tony vicinity, ac
companied by his good wife and son,
were Ladysmith visitors Monday.
Keep your feet dry and prevent
sickness these wet weather days by
getting a pair of rubbers at Thomp-
sons. All sizes, lowest prices, all
styles.
| Mrs. J. e. Bowen, of Barron, and
Miss Ethel Hemstock, of Sparta, who
visited at the home of their sister,
Mrs. A. c.. Thompson, returned to
their homes Tuesday.
Calvin P. West, agricultural agent
for Sawyer county, was in the city
yesterday He went to Stone Lake
and from there to Weirgor, where he
is conducting farmers meeting to-
day.
The magazines and newspapers the
Country over have been full of &C
counts of the stupendous photo spec
tacle of "Cabiria." A cast of 5000
people and 1900 scenes. At the
Unique Monday, April 10.
H. D. Floyds family arrived here
this week from Eau Claire and are
now ensconsed in the Roberts house
on East Third-st. Mr.. Floyd reports
doing a good business with his dairy
products, fruit and vegetable wagon.
A full and complete line of mems
and boys spring hats and caps just
received direct from eastern fac
tories. All the newest styles and
colors 1t will be a pleasure to us
to show them to you.-Thompson
Mere. Co.
George Russell arrived home the
first of the week from his winters
work on the road. Mr.. Russell's
return to town as as sure
harbinger Of spring and fishin' time
as the appearance of the first rob-
ms noticed by many of our citizens
the past few days.
Ed Worden went to Minneapolis
this morning in response to an invi-