Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-01-25
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Tamarack and Cedar Ties wanted by
Manning \ Swain.
| DR.. c. r. Bugher spent Monday and
| Tuesday in Minneapolis.
DR.. j. G.. Baker. of Hawkins, was
| Ladysmith visitor Oil Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. w S. Sergeant, of
Sheldon, were in the city today.
VIM. Brand. of Phillips, was calling
on old acquaintance Thursday.
| Mrs. r. S. johnson is reported as
Improving in the hospital at st. Paul.
peyton Lindsay of the town of Mar
shall. collected $50 bounty for a wolf
scalp Saturday.
| Miss Louise Wegner has been visit
| ing schools in Thornapple, Atlanta and
| Big Bend this week.
John Curtiss, who has been in a hos
pital at Chicago for a few weeks is re-
ported to be very ill.
Ralph Hayden, of Bruce. took the
examination here for the Annapolis
Naval Academy last Saturday.
4 marriage license has been applied
| for by Carl Martin Nelson, of Lady
smith and Emma Annetta Olson.
The Bethany Sisters will meet with
| Mrs. Q. j. Falge Wednesday,, Jan. 30,
at 500 p. M Lunch will be served.
Sell your farm through Hardy
Ryan. Waukesha, Wis. They sell
farms quick when price is right. 1901
C. X. Ellingson came in from Hawk
exemption board after vacation of
| one day.
| Charles Th0rne of Chicago, of
Montgomery Ward & Co, was in the
city last week. guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Mitchell.
| Henry Kilgore who has been attend
| ing the Dunwoody Institute at Mime
apolis. left Monday night for the New
York navy yard.
Mrs. Geo. L. Williams. of Grand
| Rapids. Wis, arrived here Tuesday
morning for a visit of a few days at
| the home of her son, Glenn III.
The government wants you to econ
omizc Start in by using Eggless.
| Takes the place of IS eggs and costs
only Is Thompson Nero. Co.
For pure milk, satisfaction guaran-
teed, phone 1923 long. Delivery
made daily to all parts of city, at
cents per quart-Oak View Dairy Co.
34tf
The Baptist Circle will meet with
Mrs. Waggoner in Kinyon & SCOTS
flats. next Thursday afternoon Jan.
81. All are invited Lunch will be
served.
The sale of real estate under fore
closure in the case of the estate OF
William Pauly VS.. Edward j. Swain
ct al was postponed for ten days
Wednesday.
Work on St Mary's hospital is pro-
ceeding daily without regard to the
weather The plumbing is being put
in and each day finds the fine building
nearer completion.
Allan McGill, assistant prosecuting
attorney of Ramsey county accompaE-
led his father, l.. E. McGill home Sat
urday and remained i'll the city until
Tuesday calling on old friends.
Frank Helm, president of the Cham
Der of Commerce, left Tuesday morn
ing to attend the Tractor School Of the
International Harvester Company, at
Eau Claire, returning Thursday night.
A Story Hour for the children from
the First through the Fifth grades
will he held at the Public Library on
Saturday morning, Jan. Goth. at 10 80.
| The stories will be told by Miss Mylda
Myhre.
Attorney r. J.. Lincoln, of Richland
Center, Wis, was Ladysmith visitor
Monday OH business connected with
the Francois estate He called on his
old friend, Dell Richards at the court
house, while in the city.
A meeting of the official members of
Protestant churches Of the city will be
| for the consideration of plan for
unifying their forces for the larger
work of the church in the city.
| Mayor A. c. Thompson returned
Monday morning from a trip to Mime
apolis, Waukesha and Chicago, cover
| ing more than a week. He spent the
greater part of the time in selecting
spring stock of merchandise for his
stores.
| Mr.. and Mrs. j. t. Fisher left Tues
day for weeks visit III Minneapolis
with friends. and before returning
will go to Ashland. where Mr.. Fisher
was>located for many years with the
500 road and spend another week
with old friends,
Walter Fox, in the uniform of the
| Ordnance Corps, Medical division,