Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-10-12

| several weeks i'll Duluth, Ashland and
Brule.
The Bethany Sisters of the Congre-
gational church enjoyed lunch and
social afternoon at the church parlors
Wednesday.
Engines. We have them. From the
little one horse pumping engine to the
large 10 and II h. p. Ladysmith I'M
plement Co.
| Guy Adams is the father of a new
| baby boy who arrived in Ladysmith
| Saturday morning. DR.. O'Connor is
also entertaining new son.
Aubrey Smith, of this city, and Miss
Harriet Pierpont, formerly of Belden-
vile, and Bruce, were married at
Minneapolis last Saturday
Supt. L. f. Rahr who spent last
week in Madison attending the meet
ing of the City superintendent of
schools returned Monday morning
The Ladies Aid Society of the M. E..
church will meet at the home of Mrs.
]. V. Birrell Oct II. Lunch will be
served and an invitation is given gen.
orally.
Perry M. Bell, who moved with his
family to Kokomo, Ind, year ago
has returned to Ladysmith to live and
says there is no state so good as Wis
/ cousin.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid Society
| will give card party at the parish
hall Thursday, Oct. IS. Lunch will
be served. All are invited Admission
/ u cents.
/ Mrs. Chas. Barnes and daughter,
/ Gladys, Mrs. VIM. Daigle, Mrs. Thistle
and Miss Leona lyman, all of Apol-
lonia, were visitors in Ladysmith on
Monday.
Miss Edna La Vigne who has been
for some time chief clerk of the Nor
gan Produce CO., will leave Monday
| to join the office force i'm the 500
! freight department IN Ladysmith.
Wesley Moore, who was married in
| Centuria on Wednesday of last week
to Miss Florence Timm, has returned
to Ladysmith with his bride and they
are at home to friends at their resi-
dence on Peterson avenue
i Mrs. Ethel Weaverling came down
from Ladysmith Thursday for two
weeks visit with relatives Miss Verne
Dawson of Almena Joined her here and
together they went out to George Daw-
sons for viSit.-BarrOn News
Il In addition to the low prices that
we are offering during this sale, we
are giving 10 lbs. sugar with $1,000
trade. or 20 lbs. sugar with SIS trade,
or % lbs. sugar wit. $25 trade or
over. Groceries not included. The
Fair Store.
A rare opportunity to have your
eyes attended to while Sturgeon Strin-
ger is fitting glasses at the Baker
Hotel. Ladysmith, from Sept. u to
Oct. 10, except Monday afternoons,
when he will be at the Blackburn Ho-
tel, Bruce.
John Bronski has taken up his dut-
les as office manager and salesman
for the Upper Wisconsin Land Co
This company has added listed prop
critics to the business and is branch
ing out into the general land and
real estate field.
Many beautiful donations have
been received for the hospital carnival
Have your donations in early marked
with your name and price it should
sell for. Articles can be left in care
of Miss Pearl Williams, at Thomp-
sons store or Miss Matte Hayes at
the Fair store
L. G.. Streater of the Rusk County
Bank. received news Saturday that his
father at Winona, Mimi, had fractur-
ed his leg. Sometimes ago the senior
Mr. Streater had broken his hip and
the last accident was considered ser.
ious Mr.. Streater left for Winona
Saturday night and returned Thurs
day.
Little Anton Prescher swallowed an
aluminium check with which he was
playing last Saturday afternoon, the
l1CCC VI luCldl lO1tSolIISo III lIlC 0iiAOdt
and resisting all efforts to move it
His father, A. Prescher, the dairyman
took him to the Marshfield hOspita
Monday night, where the obstruction
was finally removed from the boys
throat by forcing it down into his
stomach. Mr.. Prescher and his son re
turned home yesterday morning.
DR.. e. p. Kermott and wife motOre6
from their home in Hudson, Wis, t.
Ladysmith Monday and have beer
visiting the family of DR.. Kermott's
brother clerk of the courts, w. J
Kermott, during the week. The doctor
came by way of the Lac Court D.
GRIZZLIES reservation where the indians
were holding their annual feast, fail
and ceremonies. They were much in
| tnrnctnd in tha dnlinaa fiOn of tha magyar