Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-04-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| E. Shaw. of Cornell, was a bust
ness visitor here Saturday.
F. E. Hunt was a business visitor
from Glen Flora Wednesday.
Paul Smith went to Minneapolis
Monday morning on business trip.
| f. I. Hughes went to Barron
| Wednesday morning on a business
visit
There will be a w. c. T. U. meet
ling next Monday at Mrs. M. Ser
geants.
| Irwin True went to Chippewa Falls
yesterday noon to spend few days
visiting.
| L. M. Soule and J. w. Fritz went
to the twin cities on business Thurs
day morning.
| Avery Morgan, a former resident,
was a business visitor from Eau
Claire Monday.
| The Misses Easter Gesell and
Katherine Krcma visited friends in
Bruce Thursday.
Leo Plummer Went to Egeland,
N. D., Saturday morning, where he
will be employed.
A Victrola would be just the thing
for that Easter gift. See Dledrlch
| & Lane about one
If in need of floor paint or var
nish call r. J. Coon's Hardware. Gen
eral delivery service.
Oranges, sweet and juicy; regular
| so cent value, per dozen, 81 cents
The Bon Ton Grocery.
"Cabiria,' the most wonderful of
photoplay productions, at the Unique
| theater Monday, April 10.
Lawrence Edling went to Ingram
Saturday to embalm the body of Ed
Alexander, who died there.
Rev. Grant V. Clark, of Rhine
lander, occupied the pulpit of the
Congregational church Sunday.
Sheriff Sam Stewart went to SUI
perior on business Monday morning,
returning home the same evening.
Miss Bessie Sands arrived home
from Greenwood Saturday to spend
the present week visiting her par
ents
Miss Violet Stewart, of Bruce, is
spending the Week visiting at the
home of her sister, Mrs. j. F. Nit
chen.
Ladies, Attention! We have a full
line of the Reed waists just in.
Come in and see them.-Diedrich
e Lane.
Lois Brand, 4-year-old daughter of
William Brand, has been suffering
from poisoning caused by eating
peanuts.
| Get good enough pillow this
spring. They are simple and strong.
| any boy can operate them. Lady
smith Implement Co. SELLS them.
Miss Clara Helm, of Tony, spent
Tuesday afternoon and Wednesday
forenoon here, a guest at the home
of her brother, Frank Helm.
About twenty friends of Mr.. and
| Mrs. August Simon attended the
| card party at their home Monday
evening. The game of $500" was
| played.
A small crowd attended the dance
given at True's auditorium Saturday
evening given by Zimmerman's harp
orchestra. An enjoyable time was
had, however.
| Mrs. Boyer will have her millinery
opening Monday, Tuesday and
Wednesday, Apr. 10, II and r. All
ladies are invited. Carnations will
be given on the opening days. 1t
| Geo. Annear, and family, of Galena,
ILL.,. arrived here Tuesday to make
their home on the farm of 40 acres,
located mile and half northwest
of the city which Mr. Annear pur-
chased last fall from t. M. Thomas.
Mr.. Annear will move onto the place
at once. He has started in right by
subscribing for the NeWs-Budget.
E. NJ Worden returned Saturday
night from Minneapolis, where he
was royalty entertained by the
Chalmers Co. for a couple of days
The strong points of the Chalmers
car were pointed out to the auto deal
ers who attended the convention by
means of lectures on various topics
pertaining to the automobile, which
We're supplemented by moving pic
lures of the plant, showing the diff
ferent processes in the manufacture
of the car Moving pictures were also
shown of the convention itself, AND
those in attendance had the oppor
tuning of seeing themselves in the
movies" The machine wasn't run