Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-08
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

O. Wood, of Winter, was business
visitor in Ladysmith Saturday.
Mrs Ed Morgan and children, of
Donald, spent Saturday here shop
ping.
Miss Nellie Moran, a teacher at
Exeland, was in the city Saturday
shopping.
w. A. Salisbury came over from
Glidden Saturday to transact bus
mess here.
Miss Margaret Penney, of Weir3or,
stopped here Wednesday on her way
to North Dakota.
c. K Ellingson and son, Clarence,
autOed over from Hawkins Wednes-
day on business.
Just received-a carload of Hook
ing Valley coal to be sold at $500
ton-E. M. Worden.
Miss Margaret Schanke returned
from Neenah Monday, after visiting
four weeks there with relatives.
Joseph Petrie went to his old
home at Waupaca Tuesday, where he
spent a couple of days on business.
A new cement walk and retaining
wall is being constructed in front of
o. B. Ellingboe's residence on West
Lake-av.
]. S. Duket, U. S. Deputy Rev
enue Collector, Of Rhinelander was
here on business Tuesday and
Wednesday.
Bernard Carroll came home Satur
day night from Shell Lake, where he
is emdloyed, for a short visit, re-
turning Monday.
The Bethany Sisters will meet at
the home of Mrs e. W. Hill Wednes-
day, Oct. 10. Lunch will be served
and everybody is welcome.
Mrs. Dell Richards, who has been
in the Mayo Bros. hospital at Roches-
ter FOR over two weeks, was operated
on for goitre Saturday. She is get
ting along nicely.
Rev. C. H. Sanders left Tuesday
for Ashland to attend the annual
state convention Of the Congregation
al church held there on Tuesday,
Wednesday and Thursday.
C. II. Pulford and r. F. Bullock,
of ST. Paul, and L. V. McGany and
Tom Brass, of Minneapolis, were
here Monday looking over the grades
and right-of-way of the 500 Line.
Cary Noble won the fine corner
lot in Greenwood Park given away
Sunday In spite of the bad wealth
er, large crowds were out both Sat
urday and Sunday. His number was
"a.
A number of copies of the 1915
Blue Book have been left at the
News Budget office for distribution,
through the kindness of Assembly
man Ellingson. If you want one,
call at the office.
If you need an engine-here is yors
chance. Every gasoline engine at
Ladysmith Implement Co. must be
sold before Nov. 1st, regardless of
price, and you can name your own
terms. Better get prices now:
F. E. Duroe returned Saturday
evening from letters, Mimi, where
he attended the funeral of his father.
Atty. Chas. Kirwan left Friday af-
ternon for Manitowoc, where he
spent several days.
Oscar Thoreson is erecting a new
residence on his half lot at East
SecOnd-st south Of Frltzav. The
cement foundation was built some
time ago but the construction of the
frame work began last week.
Mrs. w. J. Paulman and Mrs. H.
Lincoln, Montana, after an extended
visit at the homes of j. A. Hewitt
and VIM. Kimbell Mrs. Washburn
will return in a week or ten days.
An automobile driven by the edi-
tor of the Ladysmith News-Budget
broke down near M. j. Lees place of
business Tuesday and all the tricks
of the trade possessed by our local
garage man, A. B. Christosherson
were used in starting the machine
The party was delayed several hours.
Cornell Courier. Some one has
been "stringing" our Courier friend
and, as we have yet to experience
our first "break-down," We desire to
correct few inaccuracies in the
above. While stopping at Cornell to
permit one of the party to visit
friend in that town, we noted that
our ammeter indicated a "short cir
cult" While we were searching for
the ''ShOrt" or loose connection, with