Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-08-24

Ket the first OF the week.
Get a washer for the wife. They
save lots of time and hard work
Ladysmith Implement Co.
Miss May Willehan went to Chip
pewa Falls saturday for two-weeks'
visit with friends and relatives.
Austin Lutter left saturday for
Milwaukee, where he will visit rel
atives and friends for two weeks.
The adding machine in County
Treasurer Richards office was put in
repair ready for any figuring on
Wednesday.
Dr. Robt. Lea left Tuesday morn
ing for Chicago to participate in the
Grand American Handicap Shoot
which is in progress.
Mrs. T. D. Goodrich and niece,
Miss Lillian O'Sullivan, left the first
of the week for Menomonie, where
they will visit for two weeks.
Mrs. Hugh Gown left last Friday
evening for Huntington, Ind, where
she will join her husband and visit
at different points through the state.
WANTED-to hear from parties
having for sale 40 Or 80-acre tract
with some improvements. State
lowest price in first letter. Address
BOX ST." Sutton, N. Oak. 17-19*
An ice cream social will be given
on the lawn at the o. B. Ellingboe
home Monday evening for the bene-
fit of the boy scouts. Everybody in
vited.
The name of e. M. Dahlberg, of
this city, was omitted from the list
of teachers of the Ladysmtth schools
published in our last issue. Mr..
Dahlberg is one of the highschool
faculty.
D. j. Howe came home Tuesday
night, for a two-weeks' vacation from
his evangelistic work. Miss Yeager,
his singer, came here with him for
an outing at Potato lake with the
Howe family.
Mr.. and Mrs j. B. Groeschel and
granddaughter, Alice Heassly, of
Kewaskum, arrived here Saturday for
a visit of a few days at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Groesch els daugh-
ter, Mrs. A. M. Conklin.
Jacob Hoff and daughter, Title,
left Monday for Penn, N. D., where
they expect to remain two or three
months. Mr.. Hoff is going out there
to visit with his children and to help
them with their harvesting.
B. J. Lagoe took in a new partner
Thursday morning and he is glad
that the gentleman is not subject to
draft. He weighs nine pounds, is
rather quiet and refined and is
vouched for by Mrs. Lagoe, who is
doing very nicely.
Among the Ladysmith people who
spent Sunday with the soldier boys
at Camp Douglas were Mesdames M.
G. Davis, Jos. Riley, Matt DiIey,
Donald Dilley, A. A. Hadden and two
children, G. M. Householder, Joseph
Yancey, Miss Bessie Drum.
Pulling stumps with the Kirstin
stump puller on the AL Verdegan
farm, half way between Tony and
Ladysmith, was an attraction that
took large crowd to that place
Wednesday. The demonstration was
made by the Ladysmith Implement
Company.
A band of rowing gypsies were in
town Monday. They had two wag
ons, the usual plug horses for swap
ping stock, the dirty faced babies
and the women in once bright col
ored dresses who told fortunes
picked up a few pieces of silver from
the easy marks
G. M. Householder has learned a
lot about an automobile. He got
stuck Monday morning coming out
of Eau Claire, worked for two hours,
hoofed it back, got a garage man,
and came back to find someone had
blown grain of sand from the con-
tact points That was all.
Mrs. F.. Davidson left wednesday
morning for Des Moines, "a, where
she will attend the Iowa state fair
and visit her sister, Miss Addie
End, for a couple Of weeks. Miss
End will accompany Mrs. Davidson
home and the two will stop off en-
route to Ladysmith for a short visit
at Jordan, Mimi.