Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-11-10

nome OF MIS-. GURUS MoHudy, INV.
13, at three p. m.
N. S. Gordon, editor of the Barron
News, was a business visitor in Lady
smith last Friday evening.
WANTED-Cattle of all kinds.
Highest market price. Don't sell
without seeing me. B. F. Stelzman,
29-tf
Robert Murray, who was quite sick
the first of the week at his home on
e. Miner avenue, is somewhat i'm
proved.
We carry a complete line of COW
stanchions, stalls and litter carriers.
Come in and see them. Ladysmith
Implement Co.
Miss Elva Baker, who is attending
the University Of Minnesota, spent
Saturday, Sunday and Monday at
home, returning Tuesday.
WANTED-10G0 bushels Of good
potatoes. delivered to the Flambeau
River Lumber Co.'s store house
F'lambeau River Lumber CO. 29-lt
Mr.. and Mrs. H. E. BeckWlth and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irving Gavin autoed
over from Chetek and were guests
at the M. G. Martin home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Hedenstrom
and children and Mrs. sylvester
Johnston, of Barron, visited friends
In this city Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Tway of Sheldon,
moved their household goods here
last saturday They intend to make
this city their home.
Logan Smiley came over from
Amery Wednesday to hunt for deer
in the haunts where he always found
them in previous seasons.
The 500 patients 1 have fitted with
glasses since being in Ladysmith is
proof of my ability to fit glasses
E. A. Page, Jeweler and Optometrists
The K. P. lodge gave a very sue
cessful dance last Monday evening,
Iabout fifty couples being present.
At twelve O'Clock a fine supper was
served.
Roy Hill and wife and daughter ar
rived this noon from Ashland and
will visit a week or more at the E.
w. Hill home. Mr. Hill will spend
some time hunting deer.
Word has been received from Mrs.
Harry Allen that her mother is out
of the hospital and nearly recovered
from her recent accident. She ex-
poets to come home tomorrow.
| DR.. D. w. Clark and wife, of Prai-
RE du Chen, who lived here for
some time several years ago returned
to this city wednesday and Will live
on their farm four miles east OF
town.
| George Savord and family have
moved to Ladysmith and will make
their home here. They are comfort
ably settled in their home on West
Fritz avenue that they recently pur-
| chased of B. E. French
| Stephen Gross and children have
decided, since the death of Mrs
Gross, to give up keeping house, and
have gone to live with the family OF
Herman Goetzka, Mrs Goetzka be
ing a sister of Mr.. Gross.
B. Lund, o. A. Sather, T. Olson
III. Heglund and o. l.. Olson comprls
ed a party that went out to the
neighborhood of Hoyt Dam Wednes
day to get everything in readiness
for the opening Of hunting season
We are just in receipt of another
advance in coal prices, owing to in
adequate car supply, also to the un
settled market conditions. Get YOU
winters supply early. Peoples Fue
& ice w., II. w. uCH, w
, Telephone No. 1.
) Misses Frances and Anna Matecki
. who have made Ladysmith thell
. home for the last two years, were
called home to Weyerhaeuser tn
last of the week, on account of thu
death of their mother, who died yer.
suddenly at the hospital at Chip
pewa Falls.
Geo. Savord was in town Satur
. day. George has recently returne'
from the west where he has ;
large threshing rig. He has ais
. just closed up on his ten miles o
road work north Of Ladysmith ant
will commence logging operation
. for the Fountain Campbell Lumbe
Co., of Ladysmith. George Away
finds plenty to do and is always il
! demand as is every man Of George
. personality Cornell Courier.