Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-05-26
AUTO sPEEDERs, BEWARE!

Iney must discontinue racing their
cars through the streets in excess
of the S-miles-an-hour speed limit.
The practice of driving cars faster
than the city ordinance allows has
become promiscuous and unless driv-
ers keep a more careful eye on their
speedOmeters serious measures will
be taken by the city authorities to
force obedience to the rule The
same is true in regard to carrying
lighted lamps on cars, both fore
and aft" after dark.
Farmers and others are also
warned against hitching their teams
to shade trees within the city linn
it's, and boys who break the limbs
of trees will be liable to prosecution.
WEIRGoR
Jack Kitty went to Duluth last
week.
Frank Hamline went to Iowa
Monday.
Joe Gallman is in Superior on a
business trip.
C. F. Wilson, of Chicago, was here
Tuesday on business.
Miss Louise Schroeder returned to
Neillsville last Friday.
F. Messerschmidt is in Pierre, S.
d., on a business trip.
E. T. Cummings, of Oxford, was
a business visitor here Monday.
Burt Zettle is fencing another for
ty of his land southwest of Meteor.
Ora DeerWester closed his school
west of town, with a picnic last Fri
day.
J. K. Orvis, of Chicago, was bus
mess visitor here last week looking
over land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert olson went
to Duluth last week, where Mr.. Oh
son will work.
Leo Vierling is fencing his eighty
west of town and otherwise making
marked improvements.
Burt Zerkle was in Ladysmith
looking for some young stock to put
on his land west OF town.
VIM. Barnett, of Lexington, made
a business trip to Hawkins the lat
ter part of last week, returning Mon
collins and Geo. Vance were
tn callers Thursday, Mr..
going down to purchase some
h Peckham, of Richland Cen
as in town Sunday and Mon
liking over his land southwest
Or.
nan Ruch, of Meteor, is i'm
another forty of land and
NOut 40 head of cattle on it
under fence.
Work on the new M. E. church
was started this week, which will
be under the supervision of Rev.
Titus of this place.
Alfred Warsop has completed his
new house west of town and will
move his family to the new home
the first of the week.
M. e. services will be held here
every Sunday afternoon at 2:30 and
Sunday school at 1870 at the school
house. Everybody come.
George Vance made a trip to the
Chippewa river settlement last
week and purchased a load of seed
potatoes from VIM. Millner.
noLI
Weirgor visitor Monday in search Of
land and purchased a forty north
west of town on which he will move
soon.
Herman Hutschenreuter has pur-
chased a yoke of oxen from Clarence
Fellows of Meteor He is also build
ing new road from his buildings
to the state highway
Geo. Waltenbaugh, of Lexington,
returned from Necedah, his former
home last week and brought his son
with him to assist in putting his new
land near Lexington in crop.
The state road between here and
Exeland was dragged last week and
rs now in good shape. The road
west of town will also be put in
good shape just as soon as the
weather permits.
County Agricultural agent C. P.
West and wife, of Hayward, were
visitors here last week Mr.. West
was here to assist Supt. Hendricks
son in laying out the Weirgor ex-
detrimental farm
R. j. Russell, of La Crosse, had
a party of land buyers here Monday
from Columbia county in the south
ern part of the state, several sales
being reported to men who will
come on their land at once
F. M. Johnson, of Trempealeau,
visited here Saturday along with C.
M. Winters of the same place Mr.