Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-02-01
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

itor Monday.
Fred Lobitz began cutting ice in the
Flambeau Tuesday.
A. c. Thompson returned from
Minneapolis Friday
A. C. Thompson made business trip
to the twin cities Monday.
Robert Mcdonald went to Milwaukee
on business Friday evening.
Miss Christine Winter has been
Twisting at her home near KEENAN,.
w. E. Thompson spent several days
III Chicago and Milwaukee last week.
Chairs and other furniture have ar
rived for the Chamber of Commerce
rooms.
Mrs. l.. e. James and Mrs. c. W.
Morse, of Hawkins, were Ladysmith
callers on Saturday.
|. II. Drake, postmaster at Woodale,
Wis, was in the city Tuesday and
Wednesday on business.
4. j. I4aidlaw has joined the police
force If you don't believe it be at the
Unique, Friday evening, Feb. 10.
f. II. Cram, OF Marine Mimi, for
merly station agent at Hawkins, was
in the city between trains Monday
Better have it always and never need
it, than need it once and not have it.
Fire Insurance. f. NJ. Doyle Company.
The annual report of the city will
be presented to the council at the
meeting next Tuesday and publication
will follow.
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey Smith have
moved to Milwaukee, where Mr.. Smith
is now connected with the Wisconsin
National Bank.
Life, Accident Compensation,
steam boiler, Fly Wheel Fire, Light
ming. Windstorm and Tornado insur-
ance written i'll the best Companies.
B. Il. French.
Three men took the examination for
rural mail carrier at the postoffice
conducted by Fred .Arndt, examining
officer, Saturday.
4hl >. IVA IIttCy ID utlc lIOlu 1tdc11C
on Il visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
John Krcma. She is accompanied by
her baby daughter
Miss Dorothy Alden has become an
expert i'll cooking cabhages and onions.
Demonstration at the Unique theater
Friday evening, Feb. 18th.
We have some second hand cream
that we will sell at low
prices. Come in now and see for your
self.--Ladysmith Implement Co.
For pure milk, satisfaction guaran-
teed, phone 1928 long. Delivery
made daily to all parts of city, at 81
cents per quart.-Oak View Dairy Co.
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The government wants you to econ
omize. Start in by using Eggless.
Takes the place of Is eggs and costs
only Is cents.-Thompson Mere. Co.
Henry Kilgore, who is a third class
in the e. s. r., has left
Minneapolis and is at New York, ac-
cOrding to a letter received by his
father, Geo. Kilgore. He expects to
sail for France at an early date,
f. e. Duroe has been spending much
time lately Oh his farm making many
After a week of eX-
perience he has determined to buy a
milking machine, one of the few in the
county.
Prof. Sturgeon Stringer will fit
glasses at the Blackburn hotel at
Bruce Tuesday, Feb. 5; at Exeland,
Feb. 6; at Stone Lake, Feb. Z; at the
Baker Hotel every Saturday, Sunday
and Monday.
Michael Schmidt has returned to
Ladysmith on 20-day leave before
to France with the Engi-
neers' regiment recently recruited. He
enlisted at Flint, Mich, where he was
employed i'll the Buick shops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wise enter
tanned a large number of friends at
800 Saturday evening Lunch was
served and pleasant evening spent by
all. Fred Arndt won the first and
Geo. Wickersham the consolation prize.
The announcement that the pea can
ming plant will not be operated this
year on account of the failure to Sc
cure enough contracts for peas, is a
to the few farmers
who were planning to raise crop.
The Oasia Camp Fire Girls met with
Edna Baker, Friday, Jan. %, to elect
officers. The following were chosen
President, Elsie Oldendorf : vice presi-
dent Lainys Simon; secretary, Har
riet Peterson; treasurer, Edna Baker
news reporter, Mildred Emmons.
r. III. Burns, who has been located at
Wis, for the past three
months Oh construction work, came to
Saturday, attending the an
nuaI meeting of the State Bank, and
will return to Ellsworth at the end Of
the week. Mr.. Burns announces that
i'll the early spring he will remove per-