Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-10-03
COMING EVENTS
Oct. -Dairyman's Promotion and
Consignment Sale, Ladysmith.
LOCAL PERSONAL

News? Call No. 2.
E. Biller of Glen Flora, was in this
city last Saturday.
| A. G. Krause, A. E. Hawley and JOIN
Bronsky Of Bruce, motored to Lady
smith Monday.
The Bethany Sisters will meet at thu
| home of Mrs. Ben French "Wednesday
| afternoon, Oct. s.
Fire, cyclone and automobile insrlI'
ance. Oldest and strongest companies
F. nj. Doyle Company.
G. f. Walker, uphoIsterer, repairing
| Of most anything, moved across street
to 307 West Miner Ave- 1T
Mrs. M. B. Deeny of Eau Claire, came
last Monday to take position in the
| office Of Michaelson & Hughes.
Bond holders Come in and consul
us about our plan of handling your
bonds without charge State Bank.
Life, Accident, Health, Compensa
| ton, Plate Glass Insurance and Sure
ty Bon Is. Get my rates.-B. e
! French
GA. Putnam, well known drug clerl
at the Speidel & Speidel drug store, il
attending the Highland Park COLLEGE
| at DesMoines.
| Mrs. Marten Backen and children
went to Duluth Sunday to spend /;
week visiting at the home of Mr. AM
Mrs Peter Backen.
| L. J. r. de Vries arrived Tuesda,
with bunch of work horses and ha
taken them out to his farm. where J
M. Karr lives, north of town.
I Chas. Ratzburg and son. Osca
Ratzburg, and families, from Loyal
motored to Ladysmith Saturday to visi
a few days at the home of E. A. Rat2
burg.
Martin Nelson, of the firm of Ditman
son & Nelson. will move the last of thi
week from the rooms over Lanes Mus
ic Shop" to the Len Lozier house OF
/ Lake-st.
/ The Rusk County Bank purchased
new Ford Sedan last week. The ca
will be used in going to and from auC
ton sales, and for other business pun
| poses
0. e. Mats, of Chetek, is the ney
owner of the A. G. Thompson home OF
West FOurth-st and will move to thi
city Oct. 10Th. Mr.. Mats and his wifi
are elderly people and are moving her
to retire
Bridgeman-Russell CO., of Duluth
Mimi, makers of the famous Velvet Ic
Creams. added Grape Nut Ice Cream t.
their already big line of creams. Gle
Velvet Ice Creams at The Olympia Con
| fectionery.
/ G. w. Van DOren and family, of An
! tigo, motOred up Saturday for visit 0
a few days at the home of Mrs. Val
| Doren's sister, Mrs. r. w. Fritz. MI
Van Doren is the Overland and WHY'S
Knight distributor at Amigo.
| Miss Helen Thornley,. of Milbank,
D.. arrived in Ladysmith last week ant
| has accepted a position at the Fai
store. Miss Thornley, is an experienced
clerk, having had several years expert
ence in large department stores befor
coming here.
The dance at the fair was we'll man
aged by e. A. Austin, Al Skinner, ant
Phil LeVeille, and the patronage wa
| good. This was as clean fair dance
as we ever saw. A large tent covered
| the entire floor which made the hal
very comfortable.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. G.. Reed and Mr.. ant
Mrs. DR.. Knapp of Rice Lake autoed t.
Ladysmith Saturday and returned TIN
same day, taking the formers niece
Miss Esther Drinker, with them for al
| over-Sunday visit. Miss Drinker re
| turned to her work at the MichaelsOl
& Hughes office Monday morning.
Miss Emma Feldman, who had beer
visiting at the VIM. Hecker home
miles north of this city, for the past si2
weeks, returned to her home at Sheboy
of Plymouth, who had visited few
days at the William Hecker home, ais,
! returned home Friday, Miss Feldmal
| going with them.
| Mr.. and Mrs. N. J. Smith gave part.
| Saturday evening. They autOed to Is
land Lake with their guests for suppe
at Burpee's and then returned to TIL
Smith residence where they spent TIN
evening i'm dancing. The orchestra con
sisted of three pieces. violin by Geo
Luell, cornet by Mr.. Jeffries and harl
/ by Albert COnklin.