Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-10-04
LOCAL PERSONAL

Atty. w. X. Parkinson was over
from Phillips this afternoon.
Ben Stelzman went to Chicago
Monday with cattle, returning Thurs
day.
Start a savings account 4 per cent
interest STATE BANK OF LADY
SMITH, 1.-THE Peoples Bank
NJ. II. Ballou, of Menasha, is visit
ing his son, Harry, and daughter, Mrs.
Knuppel, in this city, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert C. Jacobs are
now located at Corpus Christi, Texas.
Robert is in the quartermaster's corps.
Frank Hunt, of Minneapolis, for
merry employed at the State Bank here,
visited between trains here Wednes-
day.
Nick Engelman, Roscoe Cobourn,
Max Mindykowski and John Rausch
were up from Conrath on business to-
day.
tai recovering from a serious illness.
At one time it was feared he would not
| live
The bee-keepers' association of Rusk
| county will meet at the training school
| building tomorrow, forenoon and after
noon.
O. B. Willhite, manager of the Lady
smith Cooperative Shipping Associa-
| ton, has purchased an Overland tour
| ing car.
| Mr.. and Mrs b. e. French went to
Minneapolis Thursday to consult a
specialist in regard to Mrs. French's
| health.
Mrs. Woodruff is employed in the
| Fritz Dry Goods Co. store as saleslady,
| in the place made vacant by Mrs. A. n.
Andersen's resignation.
| Hans Nellissen, of the Marshall
| Wells Hardware Co., of Duluth. was
| here yesterday to attend the funeral
| of r. j. Sands.
| Floyd Sabin and Roy Jacobs re-
turned to Great Lakes Tuesday night,
after spending a short furlough at
| their homes here.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. J. Smith and son,
Bruce, and Mr.. and Mrs Aubrey
Smith autoed to Minneapolis Friday to
spend Il few days.
| Mrs. e. M. Worden and Mrs. VIM.
Schug left Friday evening to attend
the wedding of their niece Miss Floy
| Bennett, at Menasha.
Clarence Mcbride, formerly en-
ployed on Ferndell Farm, came over
from Minneapolis Tuesday night for a
short visit with friends.
| Mrs. Newhoff. of Glen Flora, was
down last evening with her mother.
| who returned to Milwaukee on the
evening train, after a visit with her
daughter
Will buy railroad ties on Chicago
and Wisconsin divisions of the 500
Line, paying highest government price.
Thompson Mercantile Co., Lady
smith. Wis. 1921
| Mrs. X. p. Bonneville, who has been
visiting at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Will Pagel, left Tuesday for West
boro to help care for her mother who
| is seriously i'll.
| Mrs. Dr. Mcdonald and daughter
Miss Gertrude, of Butte, Montana
arrived here Wednesday to attend the
| funeral of r. J. Sands Mrs. Melon
aid and Mrs. Sands are sisters.
| Mrs. Booth Trecartin is seriously i'll
at her home in ST. Paul and is not ex-
pected to live Her mother, Mrs Thos
Thompson, received word by phone this
noon, and will go to St Paul tomorrow
morning.
| Miss Frances MADDEN left last night
! for TT. OglethOrpe. Georgia, to enter
| the base hospital as Reserve Nurse of
the Army Nurse Corps. Nurses for
overseas service are drawn from the
base hospitals in this country.
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Thompson will go
| to Radisson tomorrow to attend the
| funeral of the infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs John Woman, of that place, for
mer residents of Ladysmith Burial
will be at COuderay.
Mrs. Elva Delamater came down
from Ladysmith last Tuesday for a
visit with her mother, Mrs. T.. Barnes.
l-Mesdames L. Campbell, Rogness and
f. e. Munroe, OF Ladysmith, were bust
ness and social visitors in Bruce last
Friday-Mrs Geo. Lowell came down
from Ladysmith last Saturday and
spent Sunday with her people, Mr.. and
Mrs. III. NJ Zehnter-The Bruce dis
trict went over the top on the Fourth
Liberty Loan last Saturday. Although
the quota was $4,000, an even $4,000
over the allotment in the Third Liberty
Loan, the quota was made the first day.
At this writing the canvass is not com.
plete. but $25,600 has been subscribed.
Quite number failed to respond to
their notices, and must do so before re-
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