Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-06-15
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

| Rev. G.. e. O'Bferne spent the first
of the week at Tony.
Peter Chriske, of Gilman, was g
lLadysmith visitor wednesday.
For bargains in shoes be sure and
come here.-Thompson Nero. Co.
! If you want to sell your farm O
city property, see Kilgore & Ander
son. Att
Garden tools. cultivators, rakes
hoes and lawn mowers at Ladysmith
Implement Co.
Mrs Minnie Kneeland, of Bruce
brought her son here Tuesday fol
medical attention.
Miss Mae Staley left last week
| for a vacation trip to Barron, Mon
dow and other points.
Mrs. j. D. Fritz left Tuesday night
for a visit with her daughter, Mrs.
N. E. Slocum, at Marshfield.
Warren Spurrier, Thomas Mccain
and Matt Johnson were up from
Sheldon Monday on business.
Tornado season at hand. r. S.
Reeves writes, Tornado, Fire, Acct
dent and Sickness Insurance. st
F. E. Hunt, formerly with the
State Bank but now located in
Minneapolis, is a business visitor
here
Miss Laura Martin, of Boyd, was
a guest at the home of her sister,
Mrs. c.. A. Sands, the first Of the
week.
Mrs. J. f. Cass returned Friday
night from a visit with her daugh-
ter, Mrs. C. E. Will m S, at
Superior.
Norman Whiteford left Friday
night for Montreal, Canada, being
called there by the sudden illness of
his father.
Lloyd Lybarger, of Martins Ferry,
Ohio, arrived sunday morning to
spend the summer with his uncle,
H. F.. Lybarger.
Herman Zehner and his mother,
Mrs. " L. Zehner, motored in from
Thornapple in their new overland
Monday evening.
Miss Irene Cole, who has been
teaching in Ashland the past year,
arrived home Saturday for the
summer vacation.
Roomer wanted; nice quiet new
ly furnished front room and posi-
bly, board; lady preferred. Inquire at
ws-Budget office.
Mrs. A. Witzleb arrived home
Wednesday morning from three
weeks visit at Chicago, Milwaukee
and Lake Mills, Wis.
I write Fire, Lightning and Tor
nado insurance on City and Farm
property, lowest rates and prompt
attention.-B. E. French.
Herman Rauhut was the victim
of an accident at the paper mill
Saturday, having the first two
fingers on his right hand smashed.
Miss Grace Smitzer has resigned
her position as billing clerk at the
i0
Miss Mildred Moore, of Rhine.
| lander.
We have bought an extra amount
of Liberty Loan Bonds for our Gus
toners who have not yet made theil
subscriptions. Call and sign YOU
application.-Rusk County Bank.
If you need an engine to pump wa
ter, or do other work, remember VIZ
can fix you out with engines from
1 to SO h. p. We also have some
second hand engines. Ladysmitl
Implement Co.
Earl Graham and Ellis Marti1
were pleasantly surprised by TWEEN
| ty of their friends saturday nigh
at the home of j. G. Hagelbarger
They, with Mr.. Hagelbarger, leave
next week for South Dakota.
i Mrs. Elmer Wise and son, Law
renee, left yesterday for Wolf Point
Mont. They expect to spend thu
summer on Mr. Wise's ranch abou
twenty miles from that place. MI
Wise and his son-in-law, Cecil Perry
write that conditions there are yer.
promising so far this season.
II Anton Scharenbrock, Frank Gil
and Stanley Matacryncki, all of Con
rath, were in the city yesterda.
soliciting financial aid for Fourtl
of July picnic to be given by tn
Catholic church at COnrath. Mr.. GIL
had a rather painful accident happel
to him Monday, when he was load
ing rock onto stOne-bOat. and on
of the stones fell on his right hand
The stone was sharp enough to TAX
off the end of the little finger.
ii Mrc TnnnaSSnaN Hutchinson q