Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-05-07
LOCAL PERSONAL

Alty. geo. i. Stllie mas Il new DOuSe
touring car.
Charles Olson was over from Hawk
ms Wednesday.
Atty. VIM. Sweet was over from
Bruce Wednesday.
Atty George L. Slime was at Hol-
combe Wednesday.
DR.. Buell. visited his home at Chip
pewa Falls Sunday.
Miss Halle HeintZ spent Sunday at
her home in Rice Lake.
Give your car Il chance. Use Mo
biloils. Whitmore & Thompson.
Miss Bessie Foster has accepted pO-
sition with Falge & Slime, attorneys.
Wendell Corbet, Of Clayton, was here
Saturday for visit with his brother,
Walter.
Insurance losses paid promptly Whei
you insure with MichaelsOn & Hughes
Company.
| Mrs T. f. Head left Thursday morn
ing for Bemidji Mimi, for visit with
relatives.
! The city council is negotiating for a
new motor TO he used at the city pump
ing station.
! Garbage collectors have been busy
| the past ten days cleaning up the city's
alleys and back yards.
| 10 insure prompt settlement of losses
keep your property insured in the f.
Nj. Doyle Company Agency.
| Mrs. Lewis Wilson and daughter, of
Hayward, were guests at the w. H.
Wilson home for a few days this week.
| Miss Marie Kane is taking the place
of Miss Blanche Fritz in the central
Office while the latter is having a yaca-
| ton.
The Woman's Club will give May
| Day luncheon at the American Legion
hall Saturday, May s, at 1 100 p. IN.
| The price is 80 cents.
H. NJ. Butler, who has been visiting
| here since last November at the home
of his daughter, Mrs. O. E. Filler, re-
turned to his home at Roam, Ind, last
night
W. \. Carroll accompanied by Lon
ROhr.. went to Milwaukee Sunday night
and drove home two Paige cars one a
| seven-passenger, and the other a five
passenger.
! For Arbor day supplies in the line
Of trees, shrubs, flowers. fruits and
| berries, communicate with Dahlberg
Nursery Co. Bruce road, Ladysmith,
! Wisconsin.
Mrs. II. W. Flunker departed for
Milwaukee Wednesday evening to re-
ceive medical treatment. She has been
| i'll for several weeks, following a severe
attack of influenza.
Elmer II. Radloff, with the L. e.
Meyers Co.. departed Monday night for
Middleton, Ohio, where the company is
constructing transmission line. He
will act as cashier.
Tom Moore, who lives four miles
north of Bruce was in Ladysmith Mon
day. Mr.. Moore recently sold his 40
acre farm there for $500 and is look
ing for another home.
Sylvester COrriere and family intend
to leave next week for stay Of at least
Il year iii Quebec province, Canada, Mr..
Corriere's boyhood home. They sold
their home here last fall.
Mr.. Farmer: Suppose you wanted
to pay off your farm loan today.
Could you do it without paying adj
vance interest? We give you this
privilege.-F. M. DOYLE Company.
The city council has granted Alex
Moore his request for permission to put
a glass front in the building just east
OF Frenchy's restaurant and to other
wise remodel same and to make city
water and sewer connections.
0. Ell. McNally and family expect to
leave in about ten days for southern
California. They will be leaving Lady
smith and Ladysmith friends only in
the hope that the change of climate will
prove beneficial to their daughter, Miss
Ariel.
Charles Swanson and daughters, |
Ellen and Agnes, left Monday night for |
Chicago and after visiting there a cou-
pie of weeks will go on to Los Angeles, |
Calf. where they intend to make their |
home hereafter. Mr.. Swanson has
been resident of Rusk county for
nineteen years. living on a farm 51a |
miles northeast of Tony.
Little Bernice Prockiop, the little
girl from Conrath who has been under
going treatment in st. Mary's hospital
for the last six months, was pleasantly |
surprised Tuesday evening when some
of the Owaissa Camp Fire girls made
her a visit and brought her fine col
lection of oranges apples and other
good things to eat The JOY OF this
little sufferer was unbounded and the
joy of everyone who saw her receive
her gifts was great.