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

lLOCAL Personal
| News? Call No. ?.
! Money to Loan, any amOunt.-F. nj
Doyle Company.
| Mrs. VIM. Dunn spent Saturday anG
Sunday visiting relatives at Mime
apolis
Mrs. p. M. Brown and Mr.. and Mrs
John Alderman, of hurry, were Lady
smith visitors Wednesday.
Start savings account, per cent
interest.-STATE BANK OF LADY
SMITH, .The Peoples Bank
When you want money and want il
without waiting and at the very lowest
rates, See +. M. Doyle Company.
Mrs. Z. H. Robbins left Sunday even
ing for Oshkosh, where she will make
an extended visit with her daughters
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Vilett and son Har
old of Cornell visited at the home OF
Mr. Vilett's mother, Mrs. Anna Vilett
Sunday.
]. G. Lee left Sunday by auto for Ash
land where he will visit at the home OF
his daughter, Mrs. Joe Brown, unit
Tuesday.
Carl Volkman and Miss Helma Han
IsOn autoed to Mellen Sunday where
they visited at the home of Miss Han
lson's parents.
| Mrs. r. Eisenach, of Neenah, left fol
her home last night. after spending al
most a week here visiting at the home
Of her son, Charles.
r. G. Bartlett and family, of Gamer
on, were Ladysmith visitors yesterday
Mr.. Bartlett is the potato buyer a
Cameron for Leonard, Crossett & Riley
| Mr.. Ed Novotne and lady friend O
Rice Lake visited at the III. o. Weis
ner home Sunday, Mrs. Weisner ant
Mr.. Novotne being sister and brother
Hot hamburg sandwiches made O.
homemade bread, good coffee and ap
lie pie served at the fair grounds eacl
day for the benefit of st. Mary's Hos
pital.
II Steve Dooley, Delois Walker ant
Alex Moore spent Sunday at Chetek
fishing They caught so crappies
going by auto.
| Miss Mabel Moore, daughter of Ale,
Moore of this city, began teaching a
New Leipzig, n. d.. last Monday. Mis-
/ Moore visited week in Minneapolis
on her way out.
II Mr.. Farmer: Suppose you wantet
to pay off your farm loan today
Could you do it without paying ad
vance interest? We give you thi
privilege. M. Doyle Company.
II Pete BANTER, of Eveleth, Mimi
came to this city Sunday evening t.
visit his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Free
BANTER Pete formerly lived here
and will be remembered by many of
friends.
II I. J. Atwood, who lives miles soutl
of Bruce, was business visitor in tn
city Wednesday. Mr.. Atwood has sol
his farm to V. e. Cornwell, of Sabetha
Kan, who will take possession Marc
H 1. Mr. Atwood has not decided ye
j where he will move to.
E. s. Putnam, of Chippewa Falls
| brother of our tOwnsman, L. j. Pu
| nam, met with very serious accider
L when he turned his Ford out of til
Il road near Stanley to make room for
Il fast moving big car. Mr.. Putnam
II car went off the grade, and the Occl
II pants of the other car took him to til
II Chippewa hospital where it was foun
II that his shoulder was broken, and h
II face lacerated. Mr.. Putnam is in
II critical condition and his many FRIEND
here hope for his speedy recovery.
III Joseph w. Schmitz, a prominent cit
II zen who lives just east of the sulphi
III mill. is one of the best bee men in tn
III part of the state Mr. SchmitZ now hf
III an apiary consisting of 120 colonies I
HI active bees. When years of age, wit
III the help of his parents, he hived h
HI first swarm of bees. Since then
II has always kept them, except thr'
Il years which he spent in the Philippine
II i'm the service of Uncle Sam. Viii
II there, he got the consent OF his COZ
Ill manders to try the bee industry, whi'
III he did. but with no success as the be
II would not stay hived, but left for Il
woods. The reason was that it was t
hot for them in the hives. Mr.. Schml
showed us how the bees famed air
III to the hives with their wings to thick
and ripen the honey. 1t was back
1901 when Mr.. SchmitZ came here a
bought 12O acres of land, 40 OF viii
now belong to VIM. Voight.