Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-06-04

r. W. Lane, wife and child, left Sat
urday evening for a two-Weeks visit
with their parents at Almond and Wild
Rose, Wis.
Mr.. and Mrs A. c. Johnson left
Wednesday in their car for visit of
several days at Jim Falls, Eau Claire,
and Elk Mound
Sturgeon Stringer, the optometrist,
will test eyes and fit glasses every day
from June to June 13, at the Baker
Hotel Ladvsmith. rs
Nomination papers have been in cir
culatfon here this week in behalf of
Solomon Levitan. of Madison, candi-
date for state treasurer.
If you had a fire today how far
would your insurance money go toward
replacing the loss? Think it over and
see or call up f. NJ. Doyle Company.
You are never too old to learn bus
mess methods. bookkeeping. shorthand,
and typowriting. Write MankatO Com
mercial College. Mankato, Mimi, for
free catalog.
f. NJ Dahlberg and wife rejoice over
the birth Of an Sh-pOund son who was
| | Oln to them a week ago Friday. This
makes the second child in this family,
10th being boys.
| A coal cellar is being constructed on
| the north side Of the boiler room of
the court house. Hereafter, coal, in
stead of wood. will be the fuel used TO
heat the public building.
Martin Nelson and son, Clifford, and
| Henry Mihm drove up to Ashland Sun
| Cay on a business trip, returning Mon
Gay night They reported the roads
slippery on the return trip.
Mrs. Charles Wirtenberger went to
the Marshfield hospital Tuesday night
| to receive radium treatment for can
GER which was the only hope held out
| TO her for recovery from this disease
which has afflicted her for many
months.
Chas Calkins drove his car through
from Viola, Wis, Monday. starting at
) 80 a. M, and arrived here at 3
o'clock, distance of go miles. Mr..
| ErOther's, i. NJ. Calkins, jewelry store.
| lie has bought q home in the west part
Of tbs city and will reside here His
car of household goods are on the way.
John Sannes and Edith Ashley were
| going south on the Gates road Sunday
about one O'Clock, with Miss Edith
driving the car when she turned out
to pass another car. They slid off into
| the ditch on the big swamp and upset
! he car. Luckily no one was hurt, and
they soon righred the car and resumed
their journey.
W. II. Pier, J. f. Cortland, Keith
Pier and Fred Parfrey drove up from
Richland Center, Saturday, making
the trip in nine hours and 50 minutes
The following day they went on up to
| the Exeland country to look over a
tract Of land in which they are inter-
ested, formerly the a. c. Thompson
| land.
| Expecting to flnG MS mother at home
from the Marshfield hospital, Everett
Blanchard autoed UP from RipOn, Sat
urday, coming via Elcho. where he was
| Joined by his sister. Mrs Grace Reik.
| Mrs. Blanchard had not returned from
| the hospital, therefore they returned
on the following day, accompanied by
their father. Fl. T. Blanchard, as far as
Rhinelander.
| A. II. Plant has bought new Over
| land Mr.. Plant has probably dyna-
mited more stumps than any other man
in Rusk county this spring and uses
his car to get from one job to another
| without loss Of time Incidentally,
when it comes to land clearing, few men
can beat Mr.. Plant today, in spite of the
| fact that he was nearly 60 when he
came to Ladysmith and cleared up his
27-acre place III a few months Mr..
| Plant works eight hOurs-tWO shifts a
| day.
| Mr.. and Mrs w. j. Kermott and
son, Jack" plan to leave on an auto
trip to South Dakota, Sunday. They
will make brief stops at number OF
! cities. including Hudson, st. Paul and
| Faribaut. At the aforementioned
| town they will witness the commence
ment exercises OF the Shattuck Mill
| taIy Academy, where James Kermott
has been enrolled as a student the past
| two years Bryant, South Dakota, will
| he on their itinerary. Years ago, Mr..
| Kermott was engaged in the hardware
| business at Bryant. They will proceed
| north through Butler and Bristol to
the Yellowstone Trail,
| Mr. and Mrs W. G. Prick and
| daughters. Lillian and Marion. intend
to depart in few days for Madison,
South Dakota, where they will visit
| relatives. Their plans for the future
are somewhat indefinite, but it is prob
able that they will proceed to Oregon
and make their home there. The sons,
! Harold and Warren. are now in the
| Hood river country, of Oregon, where
| they hope to locate land claims under
| the government offer to eX-service men.
Miss Lillian, of the class of 20, Lady
smith highschOol. will become a school
ma'am The Frick family have been
residents of this city and vicinity for
| e .xB IL