Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-08-13
LOCAL And PERSONAL
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pears at Thompson's Model Grocery
Dept.
Will Luell left Sunday night for 6
weeks visit at Sheboygan and Mil
waukee.
Listen! Better days are coming;
bring in your suits and be ready
Ladysmith Panatorium
John Wolfe left for Stanley Mon
day, where he will work during the
balance of the summer
Peaches! Peaches. Peaches! a
l$1.75 per bushel equal to 3 ordinary
crates.-Cash Dept. Store.
Mrs. E. w Hill and Mrs. Bert
Connect left Tuesday for Apollonia
to spend few days visiting.
Tornado Insurance does not cost
much. r. S. Reeves writes both
Tornado and Fire Insurance tt
| Mr.. and Mrs. l. j. Ihle, of Chip
pewa Falls, motored to Ladysmith
Sunday, returning home in the af-
ternoon.
Rev. H. A. Seder, of Preston,
Mimi, visited here Tuesday with Mr..
and Mrs. George Dempewolf, old
friends of Rev. Seder.
Are you ready for fall blowing?
Try cur Moline riding plow, you
will be satisfied with this one. La
dysmith Implement Co.
Mrs. B. E. Englehart returned to
her home at Rochelle, Ill, this morn
ing, after spending two weeks visit
ing her nephew, Z. B. Nalley.
A muscalonge weighing twenty-one
pounds was the prize Of Freeman
Russ Sunday afternoon at Raids
son dam, on the Chippewa river
Ed Policy, who is supervising the
construction Of the chair factory,
spent Sunday visiting his family at
Oshkosh, returning to Ladysmith
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Lund and sons,
Lloyd and William, who visited a
week at the home of J. P. Peder-
son, returned to their home at Green
Bay, Monday.
George Roschek and family re
turned Monday from Appleton, where
Mr.. and Mrs. Roschek visited two
weeks and the boys have been
spending the summer.
Mrs. H. A Patno arrived home
Monday from GAINESVILLE, where she
has been for the past nine months,
for a visit OF a month or six weeks
with her mother, Mrs. A L.
Downing.
The firm of Marden and Lees, who
have been doing sewing machine and
other repair work here, being l0cat-
ed on Miner-av, will return to their
headquarters at Greenwood in a few
days for the winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. H Johnson, VIII
have been away the past six weeks,
returned home Monday night. They
visited relatives at Lakefield, Worth
ington and St Paul, Mimi, and re-
port a most enjoyable vacation.
E. A. Carpenter, who has been
employed at the Journal office, left
for Ingram Monday to spend few
days visiting his wife and her par
ents before leaving for Galveston,
Texas, where he has secured employ
ment.
Among the many Ladysmfth peo-
pie at AmacOy lake Sunday were the
following families in one party. A. N.
Andersen, E. NJ. Worden, NJ G. Mar
tin, J. P. Peterson, and the latter's
guests, Mr.. and Mrs G. Lund, and
children, Of Green Bay.
Fl. A. Bean and wife and two
daughters, Mrs. E. F. Pies, and Eu-
nice. of Arkansaw, arrived Saturday
afternoon and will make their future
home here Mr.. Pies arrived last
week and will engage in the tailor
ing business here.
G. w. Schlutsmeyer, of Chicago,
travelling inspector, and A. J. Hes
Ter, of Hammond, Ind, general fac
tory manager for Reid Murdoch &
Co, accompanied by N. Spear, Of
Chippewa Falls, the company's dis
trict superintendent, was here Tues
day on a general inspection tour of
the company's pickle stations in this
section
Herman Tiedje was taken seri-
ously i'll Friday evening and was I'M
conscious for four hours at his home
on Fourth-st west. His illness was
caused from the heat and the drink
ing of a quantity of cold milk He
said that he felt a severe pain at
the back of his head, where he was
struck accidentally by water
bucket during fire two years ago.