Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-07-11


Mrs. Will Dunn went to Rhine
lander Wednesday for a two-weeks'
visit with relatives and friends.
Allan McGill, who is employed as
bookkeeper for a st. Paul firm, was
home to attend the three-day cele-
bratiOn
Read the Budget want ads
You will often find there something
of interest or value to you. Make
use of them.
Miss Edna Kinyon came up from
Clinton, Wis, Friday morning and
visited until Sunday night with her
father, Dir. B. F. kinyon
r. F. Armstrong bought J. O. Sin
clair's new Imperial touring car Tues
day. Mr.. Sinclair has purchased a
larger car Of the same make.
Geo. KinyOn got a respite from his
work on the road long enough to take
in the celebration and visited here
the fore part of this week also.
Margaret and Constance Lover
went to Prairie Farm Wednesday to
spend the remaining portion OF the
vacation with their grandparents.
Norman Whiteford left for Miwau-
kee Tuesday night to attend the
national jewelers. convention He eX-
pected to be gone couple Of days.
The Girls Sewing Club of the
Norwegian Lutheran church will have
'fish-pOnd' at A. Rocksstad's Sat
urday night, July - Everybody is
invited.
Mrs. Irwin Couey was called to
CadOtt Monday on account Of the
death of her sister-in-law, Mrs Her
bert Fitzpatrick. The funeral was held
Thursday.
Adam Miller left Tuesday for Sher
idan, Wyo., for a visit of a few
months with his daughter Mrs. Amy
Cook, and will also visit his broth
er, David, at Manchester, Wyo.
P. J. Skolsky, of Eau Claire, Gen
eral Manager of the Chippewa Valley
Telephone Co, out on his regular
tour of inspection of plants, was here
Wednesday looking over the local
exchange
Miss Grace Reed, of Kenosha is
the new telegraph operator in the
Western Union office in the tele-
phone exchange succeeding Grin Will
son, who is now employed at the
Baker Hotel
Henry NeWhouse, of Hartford, who
had been visiting his brothers, Theo.
and VIM, at Tony, spent the Fourth
in this city, visiting at the homes
of Mr. and Mrs Herman Decker and
Mr. and Mrs p. J. Leonhard
You can use parcel post stamps on
letters now, or the ordinary stamps
on parcels. They are interchangeable
The parcel post stamps will no long
er be made and stamp collectors
will grab up a good many Of those
that have been issued, as they will
be rare fifty years from now
S. d. Speidel left Monday for Des-
Moines, Ia, to resume his work on
the road. His family is now visiting
at Richland Center, this state, but
will go to DesMoines about the first
If August and take up residence in
that city Miss Helen will attend
Drake university, commencing til S
fall.
Lightning struck small tree about
100 feet east of the residence of w.
j. Wright, near the fair grounds,
last Thursday evening, SCATTERING
the tree and scattering fragments
and splinters for many feet around.
The ground was also ploWed up in
various directions Mr.. Wright and
family We're in the front room Of
their home at the time and were
Jul IO iliJuIy lIoiil
the shock
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. E. Nolan arrived
home Thursday night from very
pleasant two weeks trip through the
west. Their longest stop was at Ever
EFT, Wash, but they visited many
places of interest, enroute and also
at Everett. A steamer trip from Ev-
erett to Seattle was much enjoyed
The trip to Washington was made
via the Canadian Pacific, famous fol
it's scenic grandeur. The return trip
was made over the new Milwaukee
| & Puget Sound line and the c. NJ