Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-01-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL


Mrs. w s. Manning is improving
rapidly after long illness.
4. +. Helm, of Tony, was visitor
at the Chamber of Commerce recep-
ton Tuesday.
Money to loan on farms and city
property & Hughes Com
pany. Capital S30,000.00.
E. C. Sellers, of Boulder, Colo. has
been spending the holidays at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Manley.
All the bonds Of the town treas
urers have now been filed and taxes
can be collected throughout the
county.
Women's skirts have never been
sold for as low prices in the last ten
years as now at the Dregne sale Look
them over.
Miss Alice Smith is guest of her
sister, Mrs. Harry Speidel. Miss
Smith is trained nurse at hospital
in Minneapolis.
A letter from Capt. Hadden, at
Waco, SAYS he is well and that is the
general condition of all the men from
Ladysmith.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Slime have re-
turned from their holiday visit to the
former home of Mrs. Slime, at Chicago
Heights, H.
4 letter from Mrs. O. Fl. McNally
to friends in Ladysmith brings the
news that her daughter, Ariel, is i'm
proving at Hot Springs, Ark.
Attorney Geo. OConnor, of Rhine
lander visited his brother, Dr. O'COn-
nor this week, and was a guest at the
Chamber of Commerce reception.
For pure milk, satisfaction guaran-
teed, phone 1928 long. Delivery
made daily to all parts of city, at s
cents per quart.-Oak View Dairy Co.
34tf
Mayor Thompson spent from Satur-
day to Wednesday in Minneapolis at
tending the meeting of the company
manufacturing the new Eggless prod
ucts.
w. d. Morgan announces that he is
in a position to do feed grinding at all
times and sOlicits the patronage OF
those desiring prompt service. Worden
Avenue. TT
A. w. Rogers was at Ladysmith
the Goth He went to deliver car of
pulp wood, which was shipped to that
city from the Malta siding the same
day.-StOhe Lake Sun.
Archie Doughty, of Milwaukee, for
merly employed at the Ryall Garage,
came to the city from Milwaukee,
Saturday and is spending few days
with his parents and friends.
The Bethany Sisters met Thursday
and elected officers as follows: Pres,
Mrs W. f. O'ConnOr; Vice-pres., Mrs.
James Michaelson; treas, Mrs. Frank
Hughes secretary, Mrs. VIM. Pagel.
Dick Lewis, former highschool boy,
recently with Minneapolis bank,
writes that he had made two flights
at Camp Travis aviation camp, Texas,
and is in line for regular assignment
soon.
Mrs Amy Hill, of Apollonia, moth
er Of f. W. Hill, has been seriously
i'll for several days, having suffered
from second paralytic stroke last
Tuesday evening. She is somewhat
improved today.
Walter Sweetman, Of st. Paul, vice
president of the Flambeau Farm Mort
gage CO., is spending several days in
Ladysmith, having accompanied f. f..
Duroe, president of the company, from
st. Paul Wednesday evening.
Root cutters, feed cutters, grinders
and cookers These are winter goods
that every stockman needs. They will
pay for themselves soon on a stock
farm. Come in now and get what you
need. Ladysmith Implement Co,
Members of the Royal Arch Chapter
held banquet at the Baker Hotel
Friday evening and afterwards went
to the lodge rooms where Lieut. Ernest
Ryall was taken into membership I'M
der special dispensation as he was
about to go to his command.
Mrs Hattie G0ocher has returned
from a ten days visit to friends at
Kokomo, Ind William Goocher ac-
companied his mother as far as Mil
waukee and stopped off there to visit
at the home of Rev. Chas. III. Sanders,
former pastor of the Congregational
church here,
w, III. Mckee, wife and son, arrived
in Ladysmith on Saturday and will
visit at the home of j. C. Lee and wife,
parents of Mrs. Mckee until an in
jury received by Mr.. Mckee in his du-
ties as member of the Fire Depart
ment of Minneapolis, is so improved as
to make it possible for him to return.
He is walking on crutches having
hurt his foot.
Some people get the idea that the
stock being sold by Carl Dregne is
that of the old F. e. Martin store.
That is not SO. The only thing the
Martin store has to do with the sale