Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-06-04

ing yesterday.
Mrs. A. A. Conrad returned home
yesterday from a visit with her sis
| ter at Brentwood.
Farmers-Let me tell you about
| hail insurance. Insure your growing
| crOp.-B. e. FRENCH.
Ford spark plugs for $1.00, also
batteries, wire and other accessories
at Ladysmith Implement Co.
Lots for sale, new subdivision tC
grounds.-See FRENCH e KILGORE
Mr.. and Mrs. Thos. Baker and Mr.
and Mrs r. r. Johnston drove tc
Eau Claire today to attend the U. c.
T. convention.
The Catholic Ladies' Aid society
will serve lunch at the parish hall
on Thursday afternoon, June 10. Ev
erybody invited
Lawrence Edling, Of Luck, Wis,
is now employed at Ellingboes fur
niture store. Mr.. Edling is Ii
censed embalmer.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Manley and
son, Byrne, departed Saturday on
their western trip, during which they
will visit both expositions.
Atty. and Mrs. A. N. Andersen
went to Cumberland Tuesday to at
tend the highschoOl alumni banquet
They returned home Wednesday.
Arthur Oldendorf, who is en-
ployed in a drug store at Washburn,
came home to spend Sunday and
Monday, returning Tuesday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. w. Maloney are
at Manitowoc this week, the former g
delegate to the Grand Lodge of the
Odd Fellows and the latter a dele
gate from the Rebekahs.
l.. D. Kann e Co., of Eau Claire
have opened a sales stable at the
S1attery barn and will have a car
| load of horses there sometime mex
week. See their advertisement il
this issue.
w. S. Manning truly made a ely
| ing trip to Eau Claire yesterday
He left here in his car at 8 o'clock
| drove to Eau Claire and spent three
hours in that city, and was back here
| at in the evening.
Lee Davis and Paul Smith re
turned Tuesday night from theil
trip to the western coast, having
been gone a little over three weeks
They got as far as Fargo and re
port the fairs the best ever.
Mrs. Ed Vilett and son, Harold
Mrs. A. Christofferson, Mrs Cary
and son, Perry, Mrs. Thomas, Nellie
Tabbert and Carrie Miller, all OF
Cornell, drove up Saturday in two
cars and visited at the J. Lindoc
home
Rev. D. J. Howe preached a fine
baccalaureate sermon to the gradual
ing class of the highschOOl at the
Christian church last Sunday even
ing, the church, including the bal
cony, being we'll filled The pastors
theme was: Going Forward to Per
lection" The congregational sing
| ing was led by quartette of ladies
and there were solos by R. B. Wood
worth and Miss Vanie Robbins.
H. G. Mihm displayed a 19-pound
muscallonge in the front window OF
his barber shop Monday evening that
attracted a great deal of attention
as we'll as the envy of the disciples
of Ike Walton He caught it that
afternoon in the Flambeau, couple
of miles below this city, landing it
after a hard fight of twenty min
utes, which terminated when Mr.
| M1hm succeeded IN putting Dullet
through the head of the "scrappy
| fish.
There were two anniversaries for
E. e. Emo the first of the week. AS
one of the old soldiers, Memorial
Day was a big event to him and its
observance by Ladysmith this year
touched his heart, as it did his com
rades'. The following day, June /
was the 53rd anniversary of the loss
of his left arm in the battle of FAN
Oaks, a few miles north of Rich
mond. Mr.. Emo was called to APP
pleton Monday night by the death
of a friend