Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-06-27
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Lowest Rates
Any Amount
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Over the POstOffice

Our farm loan rates are the lowest
and we give you privilege to pay Off
before maturity If you want loan
without delay. see f. NJ. Doyle Com
pany.
3. NJ. Dresden, principal of the Rusk
County Training School, will leave
Saturday night to attend the National
Education Association at Milwaukee
the following week.
L. J. Lane, of Wild Rose, arrived
here Tuesday to visit his brother, X.
w. L. J. returned recently fro m
France. where he fought with the 32nd
division, in the 12Sth Infantry.
Mrs. r. ]. Rasmussen and two chill
dren. Of Sidney, Mich, departed for
their home last Friday. after visiting
two weeks at the home Of Mrs. Rasmus-
sens sister, Mrs. =. G. Hanson.
Miss Alice Smith arrived here Sun
day night from Minneapolis for visit
with her sister, Mrs. Harry Speldel,
and other relatives. Miss Smith has
recently completed a course as trained
nurse.
Spurgeon Stlinger, whose only busl-
ness is the practice OF OptOmetry, Is
back testing eyes and fitting glasses at
the Baker hotel any day except Tues
DAVIS. at Bruce, and Fridays, at Weyer-
haeuSer.
Mrs. Emma Bierlich has sold her
farm 11h miles east Of this city and
with her children left Wednesday even
ing for Milledgeville, Ill, where they
will live with Henry Steinhagen, Mrs.
Bierlich's brother
J. ID. Shumway, Of Rhinelander for
merly of Ladysmith, stopped off here
Saturday afternoon and visited his
former fellow citizens. He left Sun
day morning for Minneapolis, where
his wife has been visiting.
A number of the young people OF the
Scandinavian Lutheran church will go
to Dallas Saturday morning and an
other delegation on Sunday morning to
attend the annual convention of Rice
Lake District Young Peoples League
A sample of alfalfa that Postmaster
| Manning found growing waist-hlgh III
| the garden at the rear of his residence
has been on display this week in the
window of Manning & SWalms Office
That's the kind Of stuff that makes al
Iowa or Dakota mans eyes stick out.
w. ID. Morgan drove home his Re
public truck from Minneapolis last
! Friday. This was the machine tna'
was smashed up early last spring Dy
| the 500 Line switch engine here. Mr.
Morgan made a cash settlement VIII
the 500 Line and had the truck rebuilt
Mr.. and Mrs. t. G. Streater went tt
| Milwaukee Tuesday night to attend the
/ convention of the Wisconsin Bankers
i Association At the close of the con
i ycntion they will enjoy splendid lak'
i trip TO Duluth on a steamer chartered
nv the association They will be gone
about a week.
i Rev. d. ]. Howe, of st. Paul, came t.
Ladysmith Monday to visit old friends
!. and parishioners and to complete prep
arations for the series of gospel meet
!, ines at Amac0y lake. The first meet
ING was held Wednesday night ant
meetings will be held nightly for
q couple of weeks or longer
Alex Conrad, arrived here Monda.
morning from New York City on a ten
day furlough to visit his sister, Mis-
Juliet. bookkeeper at the Flambea1
River Lumber Co.'S retail office. MI
Conrad has been in the Z. s. navy tn
past ten years having recently beel
stationed at port in Belgium. MI
Conrad and Miss Juliet went to Barron
Monday afternoon to visit relatives.