Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-08-06
Money to l0an-McGill & Williams
Money to Loan, any am0unt.-F. Nj.
DOYLE COMPANY.

Money to Loan, any amount.-F. Nj.
Doyle Company.
Miss Margaret Leeper, Of Cumber-
land was guest Of Miss Carroll Stat
terry this week.
Sheriff Simon made a trip to Men
dOta. Wednesday, with an insane pa
tient from Tony.
w. III. Meyers and wife, accompanied
by Mrs Reitz, mOtored to Chippewa
Falls Wednesday.
Miss Norma Nelson is at the b. r.
French office during the absence of
Miss Lainys Simon.
Lottie BANTER came down from
Superior last night and is visiting her
sister, Mrs Ellis ClOugh.
\ quorum being lacking at the adj
ijOurned school meeting set for Mon
day night, August >, nothing was done
Miss Opal Wheeler, Of Superior, for
merly teacher in the Ladysmith
schools. is a guest ut the J. Z. Peder-
son home
Have you bought your peaches for
canning? If not get them now. Sweet,
juicy Elberta's at the Bon Ton. Per
rate 1875
Nh and Mrs. Walter York and daugh-
ter, Mildred, left today for Minneapolis,
where they will live for several months
md may take up residence.
Mrs A. f. Pagel, Of Chicago. Miss
Elsie| Ohlfs of Eveleth. Mimi, and
Miss Iydia Ohlfs of Rochester Mimi,
sisters. are spending a three-Weeks' va
cation at their home in this city.
H. c. Mihm returned last night
from a months auto trip III northern
and western Minnesota, during which
he travelled 1850 miles. He reports
crops as exceptionally fine all through
the territory visited
u. l.. Fults has leased his home on
East Third-st. for ten months to 7. J.
Bourgeois, and with his family will
leave in few days for California,
They intend to stop at Hill City, $. D.,
to visit relatives enrOute.
Mrs Joe Brown and two children,
on Sunday went to Whitefish Lake for
a tW0-weeks' outing. They were accom-
panied by her mother, Mrs. j. G. Lee,
and Miss Irene Hart, of Glidden.
J. L. Daley and family are here from
Milwaukee looking after their farm
interests in the town of Willard. They
would like to move onto their farm,
and would if they could get road to
it. They have had the same desire for
two or three years.
Cars driven by Art Coey, Of hurry.
and L. j. Putnam, of this city, came
together at Mineray and w Second-st.
last evening. both ears being damaged
but able to proceed under their own
power. The failure of the brakes on
the Coey car to function seems to have
been the cause Of the accident
When Joe Acorn. for the past three
years a millWright at the local paper
mill, attempted to throw heavy belt
off a pulley yesterday afternoon his
right hand caught in the pulley and
was badly smashed. Dr. O'Connor
amputated the first two joints of the
third and fourth fingers at st. Mary's
hospital.
MI and Mrs NJ C. Martin, Mrs. w.
NJ. Vaughan and her mother. Mrs O.
3. Ellingboe and daughter, Helen. and
Leslie Martin mOt0red up to COuderay
lake yesterday to call on the Lady
smith boys encamped there, and then
over to Sand Lake to visit the Camp
Fire girls Of LadySmith. They report
the young folks as having a fine time.
]. A. Oakby, of the Ladysmith
Chair & Furniture Co, purchased from
Henry Wilson the residence at the cor
ner of Lake-av and West-SiXth-st this
week. Mrs. Oakhy who has been Wis
iting her parents at Winneconne for
several weeks, arrived here last Fri
day. Mr.. and Mrs. Oakby, heretofore
residents of Eau Claire, will move to
Laydsmith at once
Miss Clara Arthur, who has been
secretary of the home service section
Of the Rusk county Red Cross, con-
Guided her work here Tuesday and on
Wednesday morning departed for her
home at TT. Dodge BY her efficient
work and pleasing manner, Miss Ar
thur has endeared herself to many
Rusl county people, the eX-Service men,
especially, having reason to feel CRATE
full to her.