Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-09-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Dan Shoop returned Tuesday night
from a business trip to Hixton.
A. H. Mccormick went to Minnea-
apolis Monday on business visit.
To Loan-$2O, 900 Interest rate 61a
per cent. No delay. w. Carow
George Reichert, jr., of KEENAN,,
spent Monday in Ladysmith visiting
| friends.
Fred True returned home from SUI
perior Saturday, after spending few
days there visiting.
A drop in the price of dynamite
See us before you buy.-Karst Hard
ware Co., Ladysmith.
w. V. Middleton, of Des MONIES,
Ia, arrived Tuesday as a guest at
| the Steve Speidel home.
Jarvis Quail arrived from Superior
Monday night to make a brief v1slt
with his friend, B. T. Campbell.
Miss Malonda Koepp, of Bloomer,
| arrived Monday to spend a few days
at the home of George Luell, jr.
A bargain-pair good work horses,
new wagon and harness NEW this
spring. for sale at Hands barn. Prlc
1925.
TRY a pound of Old-Time Coffee,
the best 3Oc coffee on the market
Sold by Volkman Bros, the Cash
Store.
Many beautiful wrought pieces OF
jewelry can be seen in our windows.
Make a choice now.-Shumway, the
jeweler.
Mrs. Henry Wilson and daughter
went to Barron Wednesday noon to
spend a few days visiting Mrs. VIII
sons sister.
| Mrs. Frank Fecteau and three
children, Of Ingram, were here Sat
urday shopping and visiting with
Mrs. A. M. Blanchette.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvanous Taylor
went to Hawkins Saturday to visit
the formers sister, Mrs. j. ii.
Haney, returning Monday.
Mrs. A. M. Blanchette and mother,
Mrs. Felix Bedard left yesterday
noon for Chippewa Falls to attend
the funeral of the latters brother
Anton Pospisil, who lives 3 miles
south of Tony, was in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Pospisil is building an
addition, 16x22, to the residence on
his farm.
Miss Maude Thompson, of Red
Wing, Mimi, has a position as MILL
ner in Mrs. Moore's millinery par
lors. located near the corner OF
East Miner-av and Second-st.
Ed Rogers and family, who were
guests at the home Of H. Oldendo11
for several days, left Monday morning
for Superior to visit for a week be-
fore returning to their home at Ash
land.
Get that engine this fall. I. H.
C. engines burn kerosene, the low
priced fuel and give more power than
other engines. Sold at right prices
and easy terms by Ladysm1th I'M
plement Co.
The Misses Eunice Maloney and
Blanche Bashaw went to st. PAU
Saturday, the former to visit at the
home of the latter and other friends.
Miss Bashaw spent few weeks
here visiting.
Asa Baker returned to his home at
Washburn Saturday evening after
spending several days visiting MS
parents here. He was accompanied
by his father, Tom Baker, who spent
a few DAYS at Washburn on business.
DR.. F. C. Werner, of Milwaukee,
United States deputy revenue collect
or under the Harrison narcotic act'
was in the city Tuesday inspecting
the local drug stores and the re-
cords of narcotic drug sales in the
city.
| Glenn H. Williams and family re-
| turned Friday from motor trip
| through the southern part OF the
state. Stops were made at Lid
| Crosse, Kilbourn, Madison, Appleton
and Grand Rapids. They We're gone
! ten days.
. Ben Stelzman has named his fine
= farm, located little over two miles
north of the city on the Shaw dam
road, the "Clear Spring Stock Farm,
: The name is well chosen, as there
: are a couple of "clear springs" on
the place, one of which Mr.. Steizma1
: has converted into flowing well. a
well that will pump ITSELF is GER
tainly a valuable kind to have.
J. w. Thorne, of Chicago, vice-pres
nd r.