Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-21
LOCAL and PERSONAL

Mr.. and Mrs. Elmo 1nabnlt visited
at Hawkins Sunday
e. NJ Worden went to Eau Claire
Friday and brought home Maxwell
truck for Tom Slattery.
Over it's black, sombre dress, a coat
of clean, white paint is being spread
on the waterworks tower
City Engineer BOvee has sent to the
State Laboratory at Madison, sam
pies of Ladysmith water for eXamina-
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roman Fechhelm, of
EXeland, were over in their auto Tues
day calling on Mr. and Mrs. j IN
Krcma.
Cut your corn and hay this fall
and winter. We have feed cutters on
hand, some to suit you. Ladysmith
Implement Co.
Ralph Goldsmith and M. Littlejohn
left Tuesday morning in the formers
car for trip to Clovcrland, Mimi, eX-
pecting to be gone week.
J. l.. McCorison unloaded a carload
of registered pure-brod Ayrshire cat
tie this week for his Brookdale farm
Az miles west of this city.
Art Winnege and wife and Mr.. and
Mrs S. L. CHECKER spent Sunday af-
ternoon and evening in Chippewa
Falls, driving over after dinner.
See us for barn equipment, stalls
stanchions and litter carriers. We
have the right kind of goods at best
prices Ladysmith Impement Co.
Mrs. Geo. Manley went to Superior
Friday morning to hear the celebrat-
ed Italian singer. Galli-Curci, assisted
by Rudolph CAM, pianist, at the
armOry.
William Coleman was pleasantly
surprised by thirty friends and rela-
tives Sunday evening, it being his
birthday. Luncheon was served at
midnight.
G. NJ Householder county agent
went to Minneapolis Wednesday morn
ing to attend the Guernsey sale, eX-
pecting to buy a few head for Rusk
county stOckmen.
Mesdamcs E. NJ. WOrden, Tom Stat
terry and VIM. Schug, of Ladysmith,
attended the millinery opening at the
parlors of Moller & Kneeland Satur-
day.-Bruce Newsletter.
Henry r. Floyd killed by blasted
rock on his farm near Catawba, as
~, 1o 1oc,f
was buried at Eau Claire. He was %
years old He is survived by a wife
and two small children.
The Model Drug Store is now very
attractive in it's new ceiling and pa
per and new display windows. Moth
ing shows off a town better than
bright, clean, cleverly arranged win
dows in the stores and shops
| Bullying foreheads can't conquer a
squared jaw, but commercial train
| ing acquired at the MankatO Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi,
conquers every obstacle. You who
are interested in practical education
should send for our catalog.
| Albert and Henry Axberg, of Mime
apolis, brothers of Mrs A. S. Gustaf-
son, who have been here for visit
| went to Glen Flora Monday to visit
at the home of their sister, Mrs. Fred
Kallin, after which they will return
home.
A rare opportunity to have your
eyes attended to While Spurgeon Strin-
ger is fitting glasses at the Baker
Hotel, Ladysmith, from Sept. q to
| Oct. 10, except Monday afternoons,
when he will be at the Blackburn Ho-
| tel, Bruce.
Mesdames J. A. Marcott, r. p. FL
lingson, l.. D. st. Clair, G. G. Filing
son, O. L. Hotz, Selma LeuthOld and
J. G. Baker visited the Red Cross
work rooms at Ladysmith Friday af-
| ternoon of last week.-Hawkins Re-
porter
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. DimOck and Mr..
and Mrs. f. e. Munroe autOed down
from Ladysmith last Wednesday night
| to see the beautiful night blooming
cerus blossoms, as it blossoms only
one night year. This plant belongs
| TO MIS-. 11caNcT1Il.-bIuCC NEWS LcILcI
NJ Fleming returned home to Chi
| cago Saturday night, after spending
| two weeks here, building house and
making numerous other improvements,
| including considerable clearing on
his 160-acre farm located miles north
of this city, near Crane. Mr.. Fleming
| is a member of the Chicago police
| force.
Among those who went to the fair
at Chippewa Falls Wednesday were
Mr.. and Mrs. Con Martin, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. p. Peterson, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Helm, VIM. Speidel, Geo. Kill
gore and family, Mrs. Vaughan, Mr..
and Mrs. e. M. WOrden, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Krcma, Mrs. D. w. MalOney,
Miss Evelyn Krcma.
Mrs. Cynthia Scoville received
letter this week from her son, Lieut..
Geo. e. ScOyille, who is now training
fresh troops at Camp Gordon, near
Atlanta, Ga. Lieut.. Scoville former
ly lived in Ladysmith and will be
remembered by many of the ''old tim
ers" Lieut.. Scoville also served in