Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-09-14
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

B. E. French.
Wanted-Competent girl for gen
eraI Homework. Mrs. J. Kaufman.
If you want to sell your farm or
city property, see Kilgore & Ander-,
son. 43-tf
Mrs. N. Slocum returned Sunday
from a weeks visit at Chetek
and New Auburn.
Orson Barber and wife, Of Han
cock. are visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Otis C. Adams.
J. B. Lagoe left Saturday for
Rhinelander and Amigo for a two.
weeks visit at his old home.
The Ladysmith concert band will
furnish music at the Price county
fair, Phillips, Sept. 10, 20 and Fl.
Mrs. Jewett, of Minneapolis, came,
last Sunday and is visiting at the
home of her mother, Mrs. George
Mead
Ike Gown and family left yester-
day for Summit, South Dakota,
where the Gown family will spend
the winter.
Miss Mary Gehler returned to
Wausau Monday, after weeks
visit with her brother, Ed Gehler,
Of Ladysmith.
Mrs. Geo. w. Howard and family,
returned home to Durand, Wis, after
spending the week at the home or
III. L. McCorison.
I write Fire, Lightning and Tor
nado insurance on City and Farm
property, lowest rates and prompt
attention.-B. E. French.
Miss Lorraine Bergevin, clerk in,
F. E. Munroe's office, is taking a
two-weeks' vacation, visiting in Min
neapolis and Chippewa Falls.
Henry Hawkins, of Waushara coun'
| ty. came up to Ladysmith on land
buying trip Monday, and called also
ON his old friend, Charley Soule.
Mrs. J. B. Bennett, mother of Mrs.
b. ]. Lagoe, has returned to her
home in Amigo, after an extended
visit with her daughter and family.
| The building occupied by the
Western Union Telegraph offices and
Gustafson, the sign painter, looks
better with it's coat of fresh paint
| Miss Eva Burnham came down
from Ladysmith to spend Sunday
and visit with her grandmother,
who is visiting here.-Barron News. r.
| liver Bergstrom, supt. of the coun-
ty poor farm, was in Ladysmlth
Wednesday and reported that the
farm threshing was concluded Tues
day. Oats yielded rs bushels to
the acre.
Nick Christman was over from
Tony Tuesday. He informed the
| News-Budget that the first issue OF
the Tony Tribune will be issued
this week
P. H. Griffin has returned from
his trip to Kaukauna, to which place
he and Mrs. Griffin were called last
week by the illness of Mrs. Crit
fins brother, w. C. Dittmer, a prom
inent attorney.
Mrs. John 1. Hallett, of st. Louis,
who has been visiting her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. R. IS. Reeves, for
the past month, left Tuesday and
will visit relatives in Minneapolis
and Iowa on her way home.
Bert w. Garrett, of the 96th CO.
U. S. Marines writes to the News
Budget that he and his company are
now at Quantico, Va, a beautiful
place on the Potomac. He expects
to be sent to France at an early
date.
If you need wagon for fall haul
ing, you will find here just what you
want. We have wood and stee
wheel wagons, one and two horse
You can buy cheaper here thar
elsewhere. Ladysmith Implement
Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Volkman ano
son, Carl, Went to- Eau Claire Tues
! day and drove home a new Overland
i Their car is an "Eighty-five Four
and it's beautiful lines and cream
II colored wheels give it a striking
II appearance.
II The Bethany Sisters will give
reception in the church parlor'
III Thursday evening, Sept. 20, at
/ o'clock. There will be short pro
/ gram and simple refreshments. Th'
/ teachers and new people Of the cit!
Il are cordially invited to attend.
Il Carl Jung, of Ladysmith and wal
Il ter Jung, of Thief River Fails, Were
!, guests of the formers son, Henr!
II Jung and family Monday and Tues
II day morning. They are making tn
II tour of the several Jung bakeries al