Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-09-22
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

business VlSlLOr here tuesday.
To Loan-$20,OOO Interest rate 6A
per cent. No delay. w. Carow
Cali No. 152 for your alabastine
order. General delivery service. r
J. Coon.
Gerald Maloney is now at Madi-
son and will attend the university
this year.
Mrs. A. I. Collins left Friday for
a weeks visit with relatives at Mil
waukee and Fond du Lac.
Rev. H. Baumbach returned We'd
nesday from Rice Lake, where he at
tended missionary festival.
| Henry Kurz and w. e. King were
among the Ladysmith visitors at
the Chippewa Falls fair Wednesday.
Henry Wilson made a business
trip to st. Paul yesterday, expecting
to be gone until the last of the
week.
Miss Sarah Kaufman will leave
Sunday morning to commence her
second year at the University of
Minnesota.
| Stanchions, stalls, cupolas and
gates at Ladysmith Implement Co.
More barns in Rusk Co. with our
equipment than any other
Owing to the advance in labor and
the shortage of cars, put in your
| winters supply of coal now. - Peo-
pies Fuel and Ice Co., E. M. Wor-
den, Mgr. 24-25
There will be another real social
at the M. e. Church, under the aus
pices of the Epworth League, on
| Tuesday, next, at 7:3O p. m. You
are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert Whiting, of
Ripon, were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs.
R, w. Lane a couple of days this
week, departing yesterday in their
| car for home
Misses Mildred Sinclair and Pearl
Kaufman departed Sunday night for
| Madison to attend the university
This will make the first year for
the former and the last year for Miss
| Kaufman.
Mrs. Gust Thompson and daughter,
Doris. returned last Friday from
three weeks visit at Milwaukee and
Detroit. At Detroit she met quite
a number of Ladysmith boys. At
Detroit, Mrs. Thompson visited her
son, Irving.
Among the Ladysmith people at the
Chippewa Falls fair Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Wilson, Mr.. and
Mrs. Thos. Baker, Mrs. E. J.
| Wilson, mother of Mrs. Baker and
Of Mr.. Wilson, and who is here to
spend the winter with them.
Some say, bring your old cream
separator in and trade for a new
one. Come in and you can get a
device with which, at cost of only
$1,000, you can change any 350-lb. ma
chine to one of SO0-lbs. capacity
Nate Hand.
Sam Woodland and crew have finish
putting in a cement basement under
the Miller building at the corner Of
Miner av. and Second-st. east, occu-
pied by UttOrmark's hardware store,
and have also just put in a cement
walk along the half block adjacent
to the Second-st. side of the build
ing.
! Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Ryall drove to
Eau Claire Monday, taking their son,
Richard, there to attend school the
coming year. Their son, Ernest,
went as far as Chippewa Falls with
them on his way to Madison to take
his third year of the agricultural
course, and they were also accom-
panied by Mark Sergeant, Of Sheldon,
who, after short vacation at home
returned to his studies at the uni
versity with Ernest.
Ben Stelzman, William Dodson and
Gus Bitters were fishing in the Chip
pewa river near F1ambeau Sunday
when Gus got big muscallonge on
his line After considerable maneu-
vering, Gus had his fish just about
landed when the line broke, but Stelz-
man was so near Mr.. Muskie that
he jumped into the water and
grabbed the fish and held it up
against him until Gus could get hold
of the slippery customer by the gills
and drag it UP on the bank. When
the party got home they weighed
the fish and found that it tipped
the scales at 81 pounds.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Marley re-
ceived letter Wednesday from their
daughter, Vera, who is teaching at
| FOrtine. Mont. which is in the eX-