Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-12-07
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

L. NJ. Cobourn was up from Con-
rath Monday.
Miss Grace Woodbury. returned
from the west last Thursday.
Fred Van Horn entertained few of
his friends last Friday evening at his
home
George =. Luell and wife spent Sun
day with Mrs. Luell's parents in
hurry.
Miss Evelyn Burnham, who visited
in Barron over Thanksgiving, returned
Sunday.
G. @. Wig, cashier of the Hawkins
bank, was visitor at the court
house Tuesday.
Mrs G. NJ Householder and children,
are visiting at the home of her par
ents in Richland Center
Town Treasurer Herman Leblanc,
of hurry, was i'll the city Tuesday at
tending the school convention.
Supt. of Water Works A. BOvee
went to Weirgor Monday to arrange
for cutting wood on his place in that
section.
Buy a home on small payment
down, balance like rent +. NJ. Doyle
Co., Postoffice Building Office open
evenings. 27tf
Arthur Oldendorf, who has been
employed in the drug business has re-
turned to Ladysmith and is visiting
his parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. S. Manning had
as their guest Tuesday and Wednes-
day, their nephew, n. HI. VanderhOff,
of Plymouth.
Mayor A. G.. Thompson and j. l.. Nc
Corison went to Minneapolis Saturday
on business connected with the Amer
lean Food Products Co.
VIM. Wise, 500 Line man, cOllided
with another car near Bruce while go
ing 40 miles an hour on his cycle but
got only few bruises.
Anton KlaWiter and Jos. Steiskal,
both of the town of Rusk, were in La
dysmith Tuesday in attendance at the
school board convention.
Teachers. Candies and nuts at the
Bon Ton Grocery, Ladysmith. You
get special discount as well as the
freshest and finest goods.
The Thanksgiving party held at the
Mercantile Co.'s hall at hurry was a
successful affair in every way. Alex
Moore furnished the music.
L. V. Kenyon, Of Oldham, s. d.,
formerly a resident of south of Lady
smith, visited Saturday and Sunday
with his brother, DR.. Kenyon.
Ed Hunt and family left Wednesday
for Kansas, where they will reside
hereafter Mr. Hunt has sold his
farm 5 miles northwest of this city
E. n. Gesell went to Marshfield
Wednesday night returning with his
daughter, Mabel, who has been in the
Marshfield hospital for the past ten
days
Miss Lenora Hampton and Hamp-
a weeks visit at the home of the for
mer's parents and the latters grand
parents.
News came to Mr.. and Mrs. John
Krcma. of the Hotel Manley. Sunday,
that their daughter, Iva, Mrs. Tracy,
was the mother of new baby girl.
Mrs. Tracy lives in Racine.
j. r. Pollock and wife left Wednes-
day for their old home at Lincoln.
Neb., where they will again take up
residence. Mr. and Mrs. Pollock have
resided here the past six years.
Geo. Crabb left his auto unattended
and running for twenty minutes Sat
urday and was fined $3.50 including
the costs. Herman Clausen did the
same thing and was fined total of
$500
Miss Easter Gesell returned to Eau
Claire Monday morning, where she re-
sumes her school work. Miss Ella
Anderson gave an informal dinner
Sunday evening in honor of Miss
Gesell.
The annual election of officers will
occur at the meeting of the Beavers
Reserve Fund Fraternity next Tues
day evening, Dec. II, and a large at
tendance is hoped for The installa-
ton will occur Jan. 8.
The News Budget is in receipt of a
card from Lester Corbett, who has
been visiting at Hutchinson, Kansas
stating that he and his wife were 60
ing to Kansas City, Mo-, and directing
us to send his paper there.
Edward Kennedy, who was given a
commission as Second Lieutenant in
the army, after term at FIT. Sheridan
training camp, has been visiting old
friends in the city for several days
He has not yet received his assign
ment.
w. A. Gunderson, of Chippewa Falls,
expert for the state tax commission,
who examined and installed a new set
of books for the city, was in Lady
smith Saturday for short time, as
sisting Matt Edgar, city clerk, in COM