Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-07-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Rusk County strawberries are now
on the market.
Farm loans at lowest rates -
Michaelson & Hughes. tt
When you buy bread, insist on
McGill's wrapped bread.
All kinds of fresh meats and
dressed chickens at McCormick's.
M. c. Martin went to Minneapolis
Sunday morning on business visit.
Cali No. 1,52 for your alabastine
order. General delivery service. R
J. Coon.
Second hand cultivators, one and
two horse. Ladysmith Implement
Company.
Insurance on dwellings at $50 per
hundred for three years. Nicholson
& Hughes.
Roger Hassett accompanied his
sister, Gertrude, as far as Minneap-
oils Tuesday.
Mrs. s. w. Gregory, of Stone Lake,
was shopping visitor in Ladysmlth
between trains Friday.
Bob McNair, of Cornell, was IN
the city on business Saturday and
incidentally visited friends.
Miss Gertrude Hassett left Tuesday
morning for Currie, Mimi, her for
mer home, to visit friends.
Mrs. Albert Peterson and baby
went to Boomer Monday to spend a
few days visiting relatives.
Rev. G. v. Clark, of Rhinelander,
conducted the services at the Con-
gregational church here Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. J. Falge left Sat
urday for Manitowoc to visit over the
Fourth with relatives and friends Of
the former.
Henry Robarge, Of Ladysmith,
spent Sunday here with his family,
who are visiting here.-Rice Lake
Chronotype.
Roland Vilett came home from
Minneapolis Saturday evening to
spend the Fourth with his mother,
Mrs. A. Vilett.
r.. e. Fillmore went to Dresser
Junction Saturday noon to visit a
brother. returning to Ladysmith Sun
day evening.
| IF your insurance expires soon,
see us. Rates $50 per hundred for
three years on dwellings.-Michael-
son & Hughes.
The Bethany Sisters will have a
flood sale at Ellingboe's furniture
store saturday afternoon, com
Imencing at O'Clock.
E. M. Richardson, who is employed
by County Surveyor Warren Moore
went to his home at Kaukauna Satur
lday evening to spend "a week.
Leo Englesby went in to Mime
apolis Sunday morning to purchase
new fixtures for his barber shop. He
Twas accompanied by George P. Luell.
| Rev. and Mrs. HI. Baumbach left
Wednesday for Lake Elmo, Mimi, or
receipt of the news of the death o.
1.-THE formers niece, Mrs. Blank;
lGrunke
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Bitney, O
IBloomer, who were guests at tht
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Clari
for a few days, returned to theil
home Saturday
| Clifford Stewart returned home
Saturday evening after spending sev
eral weeks at Cussons, Mimi, wher'
he was employed by a numbering
concern.
Miss Stella Smith, who conducts
millinery shop here, was called t.
Melrose Saturday because of the i'll
ness of one of her parents. She vii
be gone a month.
L MdurlCO COuGI IGlI O~luu Adv LIS -
flor Camp Douglas to visit his broth
er, who lis a member of the thir'
regiment band. From there he Wen
to Mauston to visit his parents am
friends, returning to Ladysmith Tues
| day.
| Get tedder now while you have
| chance We have only two left an
are unable to get any more thl
season. We sell the Osborne TED
der, the strongest and by far tn
heaviest tedder built. Ladysmit
] Implement Co.
Misses Eva Gauthier and Ellie
Higlee, of Ladysmith, were guests a
. the home of Miss Minnie Dalton SUI
day.-Rice Lake Journal Miss Da
: ton was employed as a stenographe
8 l. in the office off the RuSk County AL