Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-09-06
LOCAL PERSONAL

i was III the city today.
Rev. G. e. Hooking returned home
to Mabel, Mimi, Wednesday.
MI. and Mrs N J. Smith autoed to
| Minneapolis Monday evening.
/ WANTED second hand corn
binder -Ladysmith Implement Co.
i Mrs. George Nelson, Of Glen Flora,
was shopping in the city Wednesday.
/ Farmers, insure in your own Mutual
Company Micllaelson & Hughes Co.,
agents.
i Six per cent money to loan to farm
Iers. F. M. Doyle Company. Over the
post0ff;ce.
O. III. McNally came down from
Barksdale Tuesday to vote, returning
Thursday.
/ Mrs W. f. O'Connor entertained at
800 Friday afternoon at her home
on Fourth-st, east.
Seven-room house, electric lights
and water, centrally located for sale
or rent e. NJ Worden. 19tf
i Mr.. and Mrs Gus Mitchell and Mr..
and Mrs. Harry Baxter autoed to
Marshfield to attend the fair.
4 Mrs c. c.. Pickett went to Sheldon
Wednesday to spend a week visiting
at the home of her sister, Mrs. w. III.
Umbach.
Miss Mabel Hammerburg. employed
] in the office of Michaelson & Hughes,
spent Sunday with her parents at
/ Cameron
Mrs Harry Ballou entertained
company of friends Friday afternoon
| in honor of her sister, Miss Lola
DickersOn.
Everett Blanchard, who has been in
| training at San Francisco the past
i four months, will leave there Sept 10
! for TT. Monroe, Va.
/ Miss FlOy Bennett, of Neenah, is
here on a visit at the Worden and
/ Schug homes. Miss Bennett is niece
| of Mrs. Schug and Mr.. Worden.
| Mrs. Kate French and the Misses
Soil and Butler left Saturday for
| Stanley where they spent Sunday at
the home of the latter's parents.
/ ]. O. Sinclair and II. M. Thomas left
for Appleton Tuesday to look after
their farm interests at that place.
Atty. and Mrs T. E. McGill left
Thursday morning in their auto for a
weeks tour in southern Wisconsin,.
| They will make visits at Oshkosh and
Milwaukee.
/ E. V. McGil, Robert Woodard,. Jack
Davis and Ellsworth King autoed to
| Minneapolis Tuesday in McGill's car
| TO attend the Minnesota State Fair
couple of days.
The only way you can fight tornado
is to carry tornado insurance. 1t is
| much cheaper than fire insurance.
| Ask us about rates. f. M. Doyle Co.
Over the postofiice.
| George Orme is building house on
his farm 30 miles northwest of this
city, and across the road from Flunker
Bros farm. He also has the founda
tion in for a new barn and a chicken
house.
Ernest and Ray Hanson were home
Sunday from the Great Lakes naval
training station returning to the sta
| ton the same night They are en-
ployed as mechanics in the aviation
| branch of the service.
| Cream is big price now. See that
/ you get every drop from your milk.
Our separators run easily by hand and
| c.ot 81 hn nnSCihln Sold
on easy terms to responsible buyers
Ladysmith Implement Company.
FARMERS-There are no assess
ments made by our Old Line, reliable
insurance companies and you get absO
lutte protection. We give you lowest
sates and one year to pay. F. M.
Doyle Company. Over the pOst0ffice.
Mr. and Mrs George Manley left
/ Tuesday in their car for various points
| in Iowa to visit with Mrs. Manley's
! people, Mr. Marley will return the
| fore part of the week and his wife will
/ remain there for a two-months' visit.
/ Buildings in Tyler, Mimi, that were
supposed to be wind-proof were
knocked to pieces by the recent tor
nado Let us show you how cheap it
| IS to carry tornado insurance before it
is too late {. f. M. Doyle Co. Over the
postoffice.
/ Mrs. Frank Cuff and little daughter
i arrived here Friday morning for a
| visit at the T. ID. Fritz home. Mr.. and
| Mrs. Cuff were formerly residents of
| This city. Mr.. Cuff being in charge OF
the Ellingson Land Office. Mr. Cuff is
a lieutenant and is now in France
/ We are going to win this war, but it
is necessary that we put our shoulders
to the wheel You can do your part
N no better way than by qualifying
for business or government position,
and the Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi, is the school you want
to attend Send for our free catalogue.
The body Of Duncan McPhail, buried
here Feb IA, 1912, was exhumed last
week and taken to Shawano, where re-
nterment was made August IS be-
side the grave of his wife. Under