Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-17
LOCAL PERSONAL

X. Jandrt went to KEENAN, WedneS-
day.
p A. McQuillan went to Eau Claire
Monday.
Guy GrignOn was here from Glen
Flora Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs John Helm were over
from Tony Wednesday.
V. Y. Miller went to Rice Lake OIL
Wednesday to bring his car home.
Ben Schram was over from Bruce
Wednesday and had a dozen teeth ex
tracted.
Everyone is hoping. if not praying,
for fine weather for the county fair
next week.
Mrs A. B. King and baby daughter
are visiting at the home of Mrs. Kings
parents in Eau Claire.
Saturday is an oppOrtune time to buy
your felt hat. You are sure to be salts
fed if you buy here-MOen Hat Shop.
Miss Ingrid Schiotz, cashier in the
DitmansOn & Nelson department store.
is confined to her home by an attack
of typhoid fever.
Miss Irene Wadak, of Rhinelander,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Cole, having ar
rived Wednesday.
Everything has increased except in
surance rates. Protect your property
in the leading agency in Rusk county.
f. NJ. Doyle company.
John Morning, who sold out his soft
drink establishment on WOrden-ay. Il
few days ago. will have charge of the
new Standard Oil filling station.
Mr.. and Mrs Carl Witsleb, Of
Adams, spent the weekend with the
formers mother, Mrs. Z. Witsleb, and
sister. Mrs. G. Stanton and Mrs. VIM.
Dalton.
Miss Charlotte Dean has recently
returned from a visit III southern Wis
cOnsin and is now employed i'll the
office of the Ladysmith Cooperative
Creamery.
G. f. Rhodes. and family arrived a
few days since from Jefferson. Ia, and
have taken UP their residence on a
farm WHICH they IC'cAtl! puINL"oCu
near COnrath.
Miss Cora Miller, of Amigo, was
the guest. Sunday of Miss Eva Spiegel-
berg She returned home Sunday
night accompanied by Miss Ethel
Spiegelberg, who will visit friends at
Amigo and Mercer.
Tom Skies and son, Walter, of En-
eraId, arrived here Wednesday by auto
and will look Ladysmith over with the
view of locating here. Mr.. Skies is a
retired blacksmith. He is nephew c.
Charles RObelia.
Chas III. Lintelman, life insurance
agent who has made Ladysmith his
home for several years, left Wednes-
day for Chicago, his former home
where he intends to reside. Mr.. Lin
tleman has been selling life insurance
for - years.
Mrs. Frank Hess, of MenOminee
Mich and Mrs E. B. SaXton, of Wau-
pun. who were here to see their moth
er. Mrs. Susan Boucher, who had been
critically i'll, have returned to their
homes. The ladies are sisters of Mrs
VIM. Spiering.
Gust and II. w. Ninmer, who reside
four miles southeast of EXeland, were
in the city on business Tuesday and
while here ordered posters to adver-
tiSe an auction sale of live stock. ma
chinery, etc. which they will have on
Wednesday. Sept. %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Zimmerman have
been receiving the congratulations Of
their friends since their arrival from
their automobile honeymoon tour, Sun
day. following their marriage at Eau
Claire. Sept. /. They have taken up
their residence on Miner-av east. Mr..
Zimmerman is the junior member of
the firm of Page & Zimmerman, and
is we'll known musician of this city.
His bride was formerly Miss Mary
KlOuda. of ThOrp.
Desiring to show his niece, Miss Yer
ME McIlhattan, Il good time while she
is here, w S. Manning had himself
his niece and canoe transported up
to Little Falls III order to make the
river trip down in the canoe. \ heavy
wind sprang up soon after they took
to the water and there were times when
the wind blew so strong that the canoe
was ca4rid up stream and even up
RAPIDS. against the current of the Flam-
beau, in spite of the best efforts of the
Judge. who is an old hand with the pad
die. 1t was 9 o'clock before they
reached Ladysmith and Mrs. Manning
II.
thoroughly alarmed. fearing that an
accident had befallen the canoeists.