Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-05

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dozen.
Mrs. P. Crowel and daughter, Beth,
spent Wednesday with friends in
| Ladysmith.
Charles KirWan returned Tuesday
from Manitowoc, where he had spent
the holidays.
Aug. Simon was called to Hawkins
Thursday on his first official bust
| ness, as under-sherlff.
Why buy high-priced flour when
you can get Home Run" for $2.35
at Morgan's warehouse?
Miss Winnifred Judd returned to
Hibbing, Mimi. Sunday, after spend
ing two weeks at home.
The Misses Slattery, Of Grand Rap
ids, spent New Years at the home
of their uncle, r. F. Slattery.
No matter what you need in ma
chinery Or barn equipment We have
it.-Ladysmith Implement Co.
Miss Alice Hooper, of Iron Noun
tain, Mich, is a new employee in the
office Of Michaelson & Hughes.
The Woman's Study Club will meet
Tuesday, Jan. 8, at the home of Mrs.
R. March, instead of at the club room.
Mrs. Earl Tunison returned last
Friday night from ST. Paul, where
she spent Christmas with her par
ents
| Ed Behrend and family returned
| Tuesday night from st. Paul, where
they have been for the last two
weeks.
Miss Verona Sampson, Of canton,
arrived here Monday for a visit Of
few days as the guest OF Miss Marion
Carroll.
Miss Celia Skamscr returned Tues
day from EauClaire, where she has
been for the last two weeks visiting
her parents.
|
at Winslow, H., Dec 20, daughter.
Mrs. Emerich will be remembered by
Ladysmith people as Anna SPEECH
A, N Spear, Of Chippewa Falls, dis
trict manager for Reid, Murdoch &
Co., was in the city yesterday on
business with the local pickle station.
Peter BANTER went to Kasota,
Mimi, to spend Christmas. He re-
turned last Friday night, bringing
his family, who had been there for
three months, with him.
Miss Isabel Burns, of Tomahawk,
arrived yesterday to spend the re-
mainder of the week as the guest of
Mrs W. S. Manning. Miss Burns
taught here four years ago.
Mrs. O. R. Quade and daughter,
Florence, returned home Monday
morning from Chicago, where they
had spent Christmas Mr.. Quade
went to Chicago with them, but re
turned last Friday.
For the benefit of those who are
in doubt or have been mis-informed
will say that I am fully competent
to give violin instruction, having been
taught by Prof. Reisner, at the fam
Gus Conservatory at Munich, Bavaria.
Also have played with some Of the
best musical organizations there and
structor.
One of this weeks new subscri-
bers to the News-Budget is S. E. Lee
who came here last October from
Manitoba and bought 40-acre farm,
located 2 miles south OF Ladysmith,
from Manning & SWAIN Mr. Lee
spent 5 years in Manitoba and any
one contemplating going to western
Canada would do we'll to talk with
him. Before that, Mr.. Lee owned a
fine place on Duncan creek, 8 miles
from Bloomer, Wis. On which he
Iue'uo HIS NOME IOf 10 years. Mr. Lee
said no one who lived any length of
time in Wisconsin would ever be
very we'll satisfied with western can
ada. He said he was glad to be back
in the good old Badger state, where
crops were sure and usually big mar
kets near and remunerative employ
4 oil hn ola Il
to get back under the stars and
stripes, where the finest young men
| of the land do not have to throw
| away their lives fighting the battles
of European monarch on battle
fields across the sea.