Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-24
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

! itor at Bruce Monday
B. f. Brainerd, of hurry, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
J. Ryan and wife, of Stone Lake,
came down Saturday to do some
shopping.
| D. D. Stutzman, of Exeland, was
a business visitor in Ladysmith
Wednesday,.
f. e. Duroe returned yesterday
from a business trip to southern
Minnesota.
Mesdames sgd Galley, e. Lorman
and F. r. Austin motored over from
Bruce Tuesday.
Mrs. A. M. Conklin returned home
Sunday morning from a months
visit at Kewaskum.
Call at the Busy Bee FOR White
Ribbon ice cream, confectionery and
cigars-on East Miner-av
Miss Irene Johnson, of Rice Lake,
spent Sunday visiting Charles Clio
cum and Mr. and Mrs. Y. Haskins.
A great many Ladysmith people
have attended the Northern Wiscon-
sin State Fair at Chippewa Falls this
week
Miss Eta Allen, who is employed
as a trimmer at Collins millinery,
spent Sunday visiting friends in
Hayward.
Let us know your wants as re
CARDS winter coal Prompt delivery
assured.-Peoples Ice and Fuel Co.
e. M. Worden, Prop.
Mesdames VIM Shug, o. H.
McNally, c. NJ Bischel and Miss Lot
tie McNair went to Minneapolis on
a shopping tour Tuesday.
Mrs. John Fitz and Mrs. Elmer
Campbell, who were visitors at the
W. F. Pagel home returned to their
home at Westboro yesterday.
Mrs. Nels Thompson and daughter,
Zion went to Chippewa Falls Mon
day to attend the opening of the
Northern Wisconsin State Fair.
VIM. A. McCarrell and family, of
Milwaukee, who have been motoring
through the northern part of the
state, stopped in Ladysmith over
Wednesday, evening
Section No. 3 of the Willing Work
of the Church of Christ will serve
lunch in the church parlors Thurs
day afternoon, Sept 80. A cordial
welcome to all.-Mrs Frank Gown,
chairman.
John Ryall and wife, Tom Board
man and Miss Ida Oldendorf left
this morning for Minneapolis by
auto where they will get a new
Ford car which Mr.. Boardman viii
drive back.
The Glass &c Lampert Co., who
purchased the local yards of the Os-
| borne & Clark Lumber Co. last week,
will operate their lumber yards To-
Gated in Wisconsin under the name
! Of Western Lumber Co.
Carl E. Larson, of Albert Lea,
Mimi, closed a deal Monday with
A N. Andersen for the purchase of
| 100 acres of farm land near Bruce.
Mr.. Larson will make some improve
ments on his newly acquired prop
erty this fall.
j. Fl: Jordan moved his family to
Cornell Tuesday, where they will
reside hereafter. Mr.. Jordan and
family have been residents of Lady
smith the past twelve years and
their departure is regretted by a
large number of friends.
Rev. John Birrell, formerly pastor
OF the NJ E. church at Cuba City,
Grant county, and family arrived
here Monday and are. residing in
the house formerly occupied by sam
Smith. Beginning Sunday Mr.. Bir-
regl will conduct services at the NJ.
e. church here.
| Twenty-Five of the friends and
neighbOrs of Mr.. and Mrs. r. Du-
commun, who live about 4 miles
southwest of this city, invaded their
home Sunday afternoon, giving Mr..
and Mrs Ducommun a complete sur
prise The afternoon was very en-
joyably spent Refreshments were
| served.
Rev. c. L. Milton, of Milwaukee,
arrived Monday as the guest of Rev.
D. j. Howe and accompanied the
latter on Tuesday to Island Lake,
where they held services. On
Wednesday the two gentlemen also
conducted services at EXeland, fol
lowing which Mr.. Milton returned to
Milwaukee.
F. Fl. Scribner, of Rosendale, who
is connected with the Extension
Division of the University of Wis
II cOnSin AoricIItI1raI DpDartmant and