Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-09-19
LOCAL PERSONAL

II Call 2 when you have a news item.
Mike Krezlock is erecting brick
residence on Maple HILL.
Miss Lillian Bowdwin and Miss Grace
Haas spent Sunday with friends in Du-
/ luth.
H. A. Drake went | to Minneapolis.
Thursday noon to drive out new Ford
Sedan.
Mrs. Tom Mason, of Cumberland,
spent Friday with her sister, Mrs. I, f..
Slattery.
DR. r. NJ. Lea left Sunday in his car
for Waupaca, where he will spend the
week hunting.
Mrs. Lucille Buskers, of New Ulm,
Mimi, is visiting this week at the B. ].
ThOrsness home.
/ have few bargains in houses and
lots and can sell on monthly pay
ments.-B. e. French.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Williams and
children returned home Sunday from
an auto trip of a week.
Mr.. and Mrs Heintz and son, of Rice
Lake. spent Sunday in this city with
their daughter, Miss Halle.
Mrs W. C. Fuller. of Prentice, and
Mrs B. J. Fuller, of KEENAN,, were
shoppers in Ladys1nith Monday.
Mrs Hubert and son, Harold. of
Rice Lake, spent Friday with the for
liners niece Mrs. T. f. Slattery.
Start savings account, 4 per cent
interest.-STATE BANK OF LADY
SMITH, "The Peoples Bank
Miss Mona Butler left Saturday for
| Stanley, where she visited her mother.
| She returned to her work Monday.
Bond holders. Come in and consult
us about our plan of handling. your
bonds without charge.-State Bank.
| Mrs. II. NJ Doyle entertained par
ty of ladies Monday afternoon. An en-
joyable time was had by all present.
Miss Ruth Wirtenberger returned
| Wednesday from Merrill, where she
visited for a week with relatives and
friends.
Many Ladysmith people have at
| tended the Chippewa Falls fair this
Iweek. The general report is that it
Twas good
II Mr.. and Mrs n J. Smith and Mr.. and
Mrs O'COnnOr left Monday for a
weeks outing at Eagle River at a sum-
mer resort
l Mr. and Mrs Doc Wilson, of Els
/ he Henry Wilson home the fore part
l the Henry Wilson home the fOrepart
Of the week.
i Mrs. VIM Schug and daughter Dor
uothy left Tuesday for Neenah, where
they will spend the week with Mrs.
schugs parents.
u Mrs Robert Hanson arrived Tuesday
l from Minneapolis to spend the remain
Ter of the week at the home of her
l friend Miss Ruth Wirtenberger.
n Our farm loan rates are the lowest
md we give you privilege to pay off
before maturity. If you want loan
without delay, see F. M. Doyle Com
Ipany.
II t. f. Slattery and daughter Clarine
! tspent Sunday in Rhinelander. Mr..
Slattery was transferred from the *.
,tC. lodge of Mortified to the Rhineland-
+ Ter lodge
Miss Ethel Mitchell. who is steno-
l yrapher at Stevens Point, was here
from Thursday of last week to Monday
+ visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs
= Walter Mitchell, who live in the south
side of the city.
81 Several people missed the 5 O'Clock
/ loassenger train west Thursday morn
e. ing. They were in the depot when the
q ttrain pulled out. If you are going or
$ that train watch it, as it stops a little
a least of the depot.
IS VIM. McIntire, from Seattle, Wash.
lis taking Ed Wilson's place at the
j. Murray barber shop. Mr.. McIntirt
e was lumber jack in the woods o.
Is these parts for a number OF years
IS about % years ago.
I'll A. G.. Murray, an up-tO-date barber
n Of this city. has ordered, and will in
is stall in his shop on Worden Ave-, new
le electric hair clipper. This is the frs
.e one of these clippers to be used in thu
IS part of the country.
Mrs. M. c. Martin entertained Il
u Iladies Monday afternoon at her home
~ l"5OO" was the amusement, after Wflc
% a three course luncheon was served
ie Mrs. J. C. Lee carried away the hea
10 prize. while Mrs. j. F. Mitchell won tn
consolation
I'll Miss Pearl Clough, linotype operate
!, on the News Budget, is taking wei
- earned vacation and with her mothe
oh Mrs. Ftta Clough, left Sunday for
visit of a couple of weeks at Newpor
- Mimi. MarshalltOwn, Iowa, and othe
places in the latter state.
DR.. X. W. Shipman, accompanied Z
l;c xyifa and con lanes from Evans