Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-09-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

vested III Republic truck.
Editor r. w. Richardson was down
from Hawkins Wednesday on business.
Miss Alice Hadden left Sunday for
Rogers, North Dakota, where she is
teaching school.
Mrs. G. w. Rutherford left today for
Chippewa Falls to visit her mother,
Mrs Harve Sibbett
Theodore Shorones expects to open
up his new confectionery store on
Miner-av on Sept 10.
The ladies of the Scandinavian
church will meet in the church base
ment Friday. Sept. II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hewitt and daugh
ter, Miss Della. of Kennan, were Lady
smith visitors Tuesday.
Miss Irma Nelson returned home
Monday from a visit of three weeks
with relatives at Neillsville.
Martin Backen has painted and var
nished the interior of the Scandinavian
Lutheran church, which has recently
been finished off.
Mrs. VIM. Jung and two children
returned home Saturday, after visiting
three weeks at Mrs. ,Jnng's old home at
Redwood Falls, Mimi.
Mrs. Henry Kanske and daughter,
Mabel, of Weyerhaeuser, were here
Wednesday, shopping and visiting with
Mrs Kanske's son, Charles.
Miss Ida Hugdal, of Long Lake,
Washburn county, visited here from
Friday until Monday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. A. G.. Johnson.
Rev. Grant V. Clark and family ar
rived home Wednesday, after visiting
for six weeks at Tomahawk, Rhine
lander, Gagen and Princeton.
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Mcdonnell, of
Gilman, returned home Saturday, af-
ter visiting several days with Mrs.
McDOnnell'S sister. Mrs. Louis Baumel
Ladysmith friends of Rev. and Mrs
d. J. Howe, formerly of this city, now
Of ST Paul, will be interested in the
news of the arrival at their home of a
fine 91h pound boy on Monday. Sept. /.
The 14-foot sample Of corn Oh dis
play in the Olympia confectionery was
raised on Mouzakis Bros farm near
Boyd and is Il good example of what
this part of the state can do in the way
of raising corn.
The Ladysmith Implement Co have
made a noticeable improvement in
moving their office to the northeast cor
ner of their building on SecOnd-st East.
New fixtures have been installed and
the company now has a very light and
attractive office room.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. A. Findlay Mr.. and
| Mrs. Fred Hart and four children, all
Of Manistique, Mich. left here Satur-
day morning on their return home, by
auto. after spending few days at the
! home of Mr.. and Mrs. Findlay's daugh-
ter. Mrs Louis Baumel.
! Joe Stafford, of Conrath. who came
here from Boston Sunday on months
furlough from the navy, was Lady
smith visitor Wednesday. Joe has
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and when his first enlistment period
expired, re-enlisted for two years more.
He is now assigned to the new Z. >.
destroyer, Meade
j. O. Sinclair, of Emigrant. Mont.
for many years cashier of the State
Bank of Ladysmith. is spending the
week here Despite the drouth. John
Ryall and Mr. Sinclair. who are oper-
ating a large ranch near Emigrant.
have had fairly successful year, as
their place is located in the mountains
where streams fed by the melting SHOWS
abound.
Lieut.. Otto Mueller, of milwaukee,,
travelling for the Luedke- -Schaeber Co,
a Milwaukee shoe concern, was here
Wednesday. Mueller was second lieu
tenant of Battery B of the 12Oth Field
:. Artillery, comprised of about equal
| proportions of Ladysmith and Milwau-
kee boys, fighting with them until he
{ was sent back to the states in October
to act as an instructor.