Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-08-02
LOCAL PERSONAL

Frank Burgess left Thursday on a
business trip to Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs H. A. York, of Sheldon,
were in the city Monday
George Darrah, alias Matt Wheeler
arrested in Ladysmith August 10TH
Andrew Bethel, Of Chetek, is here
visiting his niece, Mrs. Nate Hand
A. j. Carow is able to be up and
around again after a severe illness.
Miss Beulah Tubbs, of Humbird, is
visiting her cousin, Miss Bernice Hand.
Vern McGill, of Bruce spent Tues
day with his sister, Mrs Emil Peter
son.
Miss Daisy Butler, of Stanley, is
here for a week visiting her sister,
Miss Mona.
Mrs. George Manley went to Sparta
Monday with Carmen girl to be put
in the State Home.
Ben Schram left Thursday for Chip
pewa Falls where he will take mud
baths for rheumatism.
Miss Eula Wise, who has made an
extended visit at Viola with relatives,
returned home Wednesday.
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Fire Insurance. #. M. Doyle Company.
Frank Aylward, of Graettinger Ia,
visited the fore part of the week with
his BROTHER George, in the town of
Grow.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Calais and
children returned home Sunday from a
weeks visit with relatives in Mime
apolis
Milk wagons at low prices, heavy
wheels, strongly constructed axles and
box. Sold by Ladysmith Implement
Company.
Misses Edith Novotne, Olive Clough
and Irma Nelson spent Wednesday
with friends in Bruce and motored to
AmacOy lake.
Albert Conklin is helping out the
Journal force during the absence of
Mr.. Maloney with the state guards at
Camp Douglas.
Rev. d. ]. Howe and family returned
home Monday from an extended visit
with Mrs. Howe's parents in the south
ern part of the state,
Fl. G.. Calkins and family are moving
to Viola, where they will once more
make their home They were formerly
residents of that place.
Mrs Albert Olson left Tuesday for
Sentinel Butte, N. d., to make her home
with her parents, her husband having
been called to the colors.
Fred Pingle, who is employed at the
Wood Products Co.'S MILL had the mis-
fortune to lose a finger Wednesday
while operating lathe.
Mrs. A. j. Andrus, of Arpin, and Mrs.
Phoebe Williams, of Oregon, Wis,
mother and aunt of Mrs Nate Hand,
are here for few days visit.
Asa Wilson and wife, of Chippewa
Falls came up Sunday and spent the
day with Mr. Wilson's mother, who is
dangerously i'll at the Elmer Austin
home.
The chief characteristic of the
Guernsey is her economical production
of the highest natural colored milk,
cream and butter. In this she is I'M
eXcelled. 1t
1.-THE Deacon" will be presented by
local talent in Ladysmith August TO-
This is one of Horace Dale's comedy
dramas in five acts and Is winner.
Be sure and see it.
Miss Marguerite Smith, who has been
visiting at the home of her sister, Mrs.
Harry Speidel, was called home to
Scoby, Montana, Saturday, by the death
of her brother, Charles.
The heavy downpour of rain and
strong wind of Saturday night did
considerable damage to crops in this
vicinity. Oats in many fields were
badly lodged and some barley was
blown down.
If your grain is down, tangled or
lodged, you can save it by using grain
saving guards. They fit any binder.
We sell them at $3.50 and they pay for
themselves in one season like this.
Call and get your set now as they are
going fast. Ladysmith Implement Co.
Misses Lydia Ohlfs and Dorothy
O'Neil returned home Friday night
from Rochester, Mimi, for visit of a
couple of weeks Both are now en-
ployed as trained nurses at the Mayo
hospital and have been kept so busy
that they needed a vacation. They
expect to go to France this fall for Red
Cross service.
Y. E. McGill and L. III. StensOn
transacted business at Ladysmith last
Tuesday afternoOn.-Miss Carrie Stem
son, Edna Peterson and Merle Jones
were Ladysmith visitors Tuesday
Mrs. James Berthiaume, daughter,
Harriet, and sister, Myrtle Lepley,
were county seat visitors Tuesday
Misses Janette Stewart and Isabel
Stenson visited at the Mitchell home in