Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-10-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

G. n. Ellingson, of Minneapolis, was
in Ladysmith Wednesday.
Cabbage for kraut or winter use
A. III. Plant, Phone 304-777.
The Boy Scouts made $47 net from
their soft drink and sandwich stand
at the fair.
i County Agent Householder has been
laid up most of the week nursing an
liberated tooth.
Everywhere there is complaint of a
| lack Of girls for homework and in
| hotels and stores.
o. j. Falge will speak before the
Bruce Mems Club, Friday, Oct. 2, on
America and the War;"
Mrs. j. Il. Cass went to Superior
yesterday morning for visit of week
or, ten days with her daughters.
Volley ball games have been started
at the gym. by many of the old crowd
of players and some new recruits.
| Miss Ada Carlson, of Eau Claire,
has come to Ladysmith and is now en-
1
The Baptist Circle, will meet with
Mrs. Fl. v. Curtis next Thursday, Oct.
IL All are invited. Lunch will be serv-
ed
Joe Stevens received a painful in
| jury to his foot when he came in col
lision with Aug. Schankes car Sat
urday.
], County Agent Householder is arrang-
| ty at the state potato show in No
vember.
The Bethany Sisters will meet at
the church parlors on Wednesday, Oc-
tober TO- Lunch will be served and all
are invited.
Miss Ella Marzene of Milwaukee,
| arrived here last Thursday to take a
position as trimmer at the Moore mill
| linery parlors.
| We have u or Is head of so to 60
pound pigs for sale; also two brood
| sows, w.t. about 200 lbs. Stelzman &
| Hand, Ladysmith. 1926
Supt. L. III. Rahr left Monday for
Madison to be in attendance upon the
meeting of the City superintendent of
Wisconsin this week.
Louis Radiant returned to Stevens
Point last night, after spending a
| week here Louis is now employed on
the Stevens Point Gazette.
l Il
the proposed law of the Sovereign body
| to raise S2,500,O00 for the relief and
care of soldiers who are members.
Miss Gertrude Hassett, who has
| been clerking at the Fritz Dry Goods
Co.'S store, has resigned her position
| and left Monday morning for Mime
| apOlis.
Miss Emma Baumbach, who accom-
panied her father, Rev. III. Baumbach,
| to Fall Creek, did not return home
with him, but remained visiting
| friends.
Life, Accident, Compensation,
steam boiler, Fly wheel, Fire, Light
| ming. Windstorm and Tornado insur-
| ..
B. E. French.
AS only seven persons showed up at
| the training school for the organiza.
| ton of local union of the Rusk COun-
| ty Welfare Union the meeting was adj
| journed to Monday night
H. Corrin, of Bruce, got the corn
shelter given free by the Ladysmith
| Implement company at the Fair. There
were S4S registrations at the booth of
this, company in the Exhibits build
| ing.
| While speeding around the fair
grounds track Saturday afternoon,
Gus MitchelfS car turned turtle and
while the car was somewhat jammed
UP none of the four occupants was
| hurt.
| You need no capital but a fixed idea
and the resolve to carry it out. In that
resolve include a business training se---
lege Our catalog will interest you.
Send for it today 1t is free.
| John G. Young has new Overland,
one of the popular Country Club road
sters, which with it's brown body,
| black radiator and tenders, cream
wire wheels, and khaki top, presents a
very striking appearance.
| III. A. DimOck was appointed to the
Library Board at the meeting of the
city council Tuesday, by the mayor
and confirmed as successor of l.. G.
| Streater, who resigned on account OF
so many other duties occupying his
| time.
4 A rare opportunity to have your
eyes attended to while Sturgeon Strin-
Il ger is fitting glasses at the Baker
Hotel, Ladysmith, from Sept. p to
Oct. 10, except Monday afternoons
when he will be at the Blackburn Ho-
tel, Bruce.
Mrs. l.. @. Olcott, the talented as.
sistant editor of the Polk County Jour
nal of Amery, was in Ladysmith Mon
day on her way to Milwaukee where
she will attend the Grand Chapter Or