Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-09-08

i wi .. W. ICIhSHuSuCI, OF Cn0C0K,
returned home Saturday, after visit
ing with her brother, w. C. Voigt,
and family.
| Art Nelson returned from Marsh
field Monday morning, after spend
ing the weekend visiting relatives
and friends.
Ask your neighbor about the Oil
yer Sulky pillow. We put them out
to do the work or no sale.-Nate
Hand, Agent.
Miss Eunice Maloney returned
lacn ST. Paul Saturday night, after
spending a number of days there
with friends.
Mrs. Nate Hand was called to Ar
pin Thursday night of last week on
account of the illness of her father,
James Andrus.
Ed Kennedy returned Monday noon
from his home at Ashland, where he
made a brief visit. He also spent a
few days at Oshkosh.
Miss Frances Anderson, Of Almond.
arrived Saturday morning to attend
high school here. She is staying with
her sister, Mrs. R. w. Lane.
Miss Evelyn Krcma left Sunday
night for a visit of two or three
weeks with relatives and friends at
Racine, Algoma and Chicago.
Maurice M. Conner left Monday
night for his home at Mansion where
he will take charge of his fathers
drug store, owing to the latter's ill
ness. While here Mr.. Conner was
pharmacist at the Dimock drug store
Atty. A. N. Andersen and wife re-
turned from Rochester, Mimi, Sat
urday night, where Mr.. Andersen was
confined in a hospital for several
weeks. He is rapidly recovering his
health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Foster and
children came up from Stanley Sun
day for short visit with Mrs. Eos
ter's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. F. c..
Schmidt, returning Wednesday.
Misses Emma Baumbach and Tiliie
Jung returned from a visit of week
| with friends at Wausau. They came
home sooner than they had intended
0f to-
railroad strike.
| 1t will soon be time to get your
wood sawed. If you haven't got a
saving outfit just drop in and see
one that can saw wood. For sale
at right prices and liberal terms.
Will give you trade.-Nate Hand.
| Emil Stubs and August Held have
purchased West Bend equipment
for their big barns, which will put
the finishing touch on them as it has
on dozen other barns near Lady
smith. They were sold by Nate
Hand.
| In the shooting tournament at Eau
Claire Sunday DR.. r. M. Lea tied
for first place when he broke SO
| clay birds out of 100 chances. Louie
Soule, E. A. Brovan, J. w. Carow
| and H.. w. True also attended the
| contest, the trip being made in the
latter's car.
Arthur e. Jung, of Waseca, MIMI,
visited here the fore part Of the
week with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Carl Jung, and his brother. Will, de-
| parting Wednesday morning for the
twin cities with the intention of TAX
| ing in the Minnesota state fair be-
fore returning home.
| Chris Thompson, J. kaufman and
Charles Lintelman returned Saturday
night from a motor boat trip down
the Mississippi river, from Osceola
to Savannah, ILL.,, and return. A
number of mishaps were encountered
on both trips, but the outing was en-
joyed by all three gentlemen.
OF course it isn't news to anyone
that apples can be raised success
| fully in Rusk county for there are
thousands of bearing apple trees in
this county today. j. w. Carow has
at his home in this city, however,
some trees that are producing as
| fine apples as We have seen, demon
strating that even on city lot one
may have an orchard that will pro-
duce no small amount of fruit, if
the effort is made He also has
cherry and plum trees that bear pro-