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

T. O. Kellogg. of Wausau, was a
guest of his aunt, Mrs. Kate French,
| Wednesday.
Prof. Sturgeon Stringer, at the
Baker Hotel, Sept 81 to Oct. TO-
| Hawkins is going to have music
now. The highschool is organizing
an orchestra.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Carroll and Mr..
and Mrs. f. e. Munroe attended the
Chippewa fair.
| Mrs Gail Hendrickson left Monday
night for Winslow, ILL.,, for an extend
ed visit with relatives.
Mrs H. Baumbach has returned af-
| ter an extended visit in Juneau, Wis,
with brother, and in Iowa with her
sons.
Miss Nora Miller has returned from
a two weeks vacation in Eau Claire,
and is again at her desk in Register
| WOrden's office.
/ We have h. p. engine to trade
| for wood or anything else we can
use. First come first served. Lady
smith Implement Co.
| A. l. Collins returned home this
morning from Chicago where he spent
two days in attendance at the Road
masters convention.
Mrs. Ed Phalen returned from APP
peton Wednesday morning, where she
recently underwent an operation. Her
mother came up with her.
| Mrs Louisa COrbett left last night
for a months visit at Gladstone,
Mich. at the homes of her son, w. HI.
more.
| Warren Dimock, who lives near
| Yankton, S. D., visited his brother, III.
A. Dimock, here, this week, going to
his old home at AvOca, Wis, before re-
turning to Dakota.
| Mr. and Mrs VIM. Lrndberg, of
Minneapolis, arrived here yesterday
in their car and may locate here per-
manently if Mr.. Lundberg finds sat
| isfactory employment.
There are still many slackers in the
marriage registration or else RuSk
county. young men are pleading eX-
| emption. No licenses to wed have
been issued this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Ellingboe autoed
! to New Richmond Sunday, attending
a family reunion at the home of Mr..
Ellingboes uncle, O. Strand, and re-
| turning to Ladysmith Monday.
Mrs. Anna Goette. of Blue Earth,
Mimi. arrived here Monday to visit
a week at the home of her brother,
F. G. Schmidt. She will leave for the
state of Washington, Tuesday.
| Mrs. r. A. Lucas delivered two in
| teresting lectures Sunday at the
Christian Church to good sized audi
ences, the afternoon to women only
the evening to the general public.
| Rev. H. Baumbach, pastor of the
German Lutheran church, and daugh-
tter, Emma left Friday morning for
I Fall Creek to attend the missionary
| festival of the churches of this section.
Herbert Reed and Dick Thompson
of Co. b, 2nd Wisconsin, have been
visiting friends and relatives in Lady
smith and will return to their com
mand at Camp Douglas Saturday
morning.
/ Mrs Gill Henrickson and son left
| Monday evening for WinslOw, ILL.,, to
visit relatives. They will also visit
friends in Green Rock, and WalwOrth
counties this state. They will be alb
sent about six weeks.
food sale will be held by the Ia
dies of the Baptist Circle, on Satur-
day afternoon, September %, at ? 100
o'clock, at Ellingboe's Furniture store.
Come prepared to stock up with good
things for the Sunday dinner.
| Owing to being engaged on duties
connected with his office as district
attorney, O. J. Falge did not talk at
the Mems Fellowship Club at Bruce,
Friday evening. 1t is expected he will
4 talk next Friday on America and
/ the War"
i Mr.. and Mrs. e. w. Hill and Mr..
and Mrs. Geo. Uttormark mOtored to
Stanley Sunday, where they spent the
day giving a reception to the grand
1 son, lately arrived at the home of Mr..
and Mrs. Guy Hill, manager of the
| Stanley branch of the Wisconsin Light
& Power Co.
A. r. Timbers of the South Bend
Malleable Iron Works who has been in
Ladysmith looking after the stove
demonstration at the Karst Hardware
Co.. returned to his home in Roches-
i ter, Ind, to report with the drafted
men of his state ordered to Ft. Thomas,
KY, and after to Camp Shelby at Hat
tiesburg, Miss.
A letter received by the News-Bud-
get this week from Bert Garrett, for
merly of Ladysmith, who is now in
the u. S. Marines, tells of an interest
ing visit made by Bert and some of
his companions to the city of Wash
ington. Bert expects his battalion
will be sent to France very soon.
Those of his Ladysmith friends who
wish to write to him should address
him as follows: B. w. Garrett, 74th
CO., 9th Regt., American Expedition