Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-02
LOCAL PERSONAL

Money to loan-McGill & Williams
p H. Shafer, of Ingram, was in the
city Monday
farm home near Ingram, Monday.
To insure prompt settlement of losses,
insure with #. Nj. Doyle Company.
Mrs w. A. Blackburn and children
visited with Bruce friends Tuesday.
ole Nelson. who resides just south
+ City View addition, is building a new
barn.
For rates on fire, tornado and auto
mobile insurance call up +. M. Doyle
Company.
'nElnty superintendent Burns went
to Weyerhaeuser, Tuesday, to straighten
II 4 school district tangle.
Ellis DeCoto came oyeE from Bruce,
Monday, to drive home a new Ford from
he Thompson & Drake Auto Co.
Farmers should get the best inslr-
ance. Nothing to worry about after
the fire. Michealson & Hughes Co.
If you want the best at lowest cost,
insure i'll the largest and strongest
Observation-Disclosures & Hughes Co.
Mrs. Herman Spresser and daughter,
Viola, of Port Arthur, returned last
week from visit with relatives at st.
Cloud, Mimi
Farmers, we are the largest lenders
Of money in Rusk county. If you want
Il loan, call or write us. Michealson
& Hughes Co.
See SpurgeOn Stringer the optOme-
triSt, who will test eyes and fit glass
es at the Baker hotel, Ladysmith from
July LIST to 18th.
Rev. f. Il. GOhlke is enjoying a visit
from his brother, Rev Theo Gohlke
and his family, of Westfield, Wis They
arrived here Monday
Everything has increased except in
surance rates. Protect your property
in the leading agency in Rusk county
+. NJ. Doyle company
y
vcrSity than business training taken
at the MankatO Commercial college
Mankato, Mimi. Send for catalog.
MI and Mrs. Elias Noble and son
Lester, and daughter, Gladys, motoret
up from MarShtield Sunday, and spent
the day with the Cary Noble family.
Mrs. Nellie Slime and Leslie Yancey
were consignees for shipments of honey
apairists of Ohio and southern Wis
cOnSin.
Auction Sales We will gladly
clerk your auction sale, any day, any
time, warm weather or cold, rain OF
shine. Drop us line. State Bank o.
LadySmith.
The j. d. Stranger family, of thu
town of Grant, is enjoying an extend
Ell visit from Mrs. II. d. Woodier, o
Chicago. Mrs. Woodier is daughte
| Of Mrs. Stranger.
c. II. Gibbs Of Grant township. is al
| experienced road builder, but he says
| No contracting for me. while thes
| unsettled prices prevail" He prefer
TO work by the day
The many friends of \ ID. putney
Civil war veteran, will regret to learn
| that his sight is failing. Eye trOubl,
contracted during the war, and &C
counts for his poor sight now.
| While O. b. Ellingb0e is away on hi
| Trip through the West, his business
| both i'll the undertaking and furnitur,
departments, will be taken care of jus
| the same as if he were at home
Eddie Vilett and family, Deerlodg,
! Mont. and John TruaX and family, O.
Chippewa Falls, Wis, were guests O.
Mrs. Anna Vilett and the L. LaBergt
| family, last Friday and Saturday.
i. H. Andersen, who has farm u,
| the Flambeau river, a few miles above
Ladysmith, was in town Saturday ant
| told a NeWs-Budget representative tha
crops in his neighborhood were lookins
| fine.
{. II. Gustafson, trotting horse fan
cicr of the town of True, was in town
Tuesday. He said that he has a three
year-Old colt, son of the old trottin&
mare which he used to drive on The
| fair ground track here, that promise,
| to be speedy one. He will commenc,
| TO track the colt this fall
John Moore. of Bruce, spent Satur
| day and Sunday with his brother
George Moore, and in calling on ole
| friends here. Among the latter was
Frank King, Civil war veteran
whom Mr.. Moore had not seen for 3:
years. Mr. King lives with his son
in-laW, ana daughter, Mr. and Mrs
John Nottingham. Mr.. Moore ant
Mr. King resided in the same communi
| ty in Columbia county
Suel Arnold, Rusk county student
| ut the Wisconsin University, arrived
| here Tuesday morning on his way tt
| his home near Ingram, where he viii
| spend the summer in helping to i'm
prove the Arnold farm. Suel has made
| the trip between Rusk county and Madi
son by automobile and had a good OPP
pOrtunity to see the country and hi