Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-30
LOCAL PERSONAL

Money to Loan-McGill & Williams.
Henry Beck had business at Barron,
Tuesday.
Mrs Moore, milliner, went to Chi
cagO last night
HOUSES FOR SALE. Hill & Ser
gent, Ladysmith, Wis.
]. \. Oakby spent couple of days
in Eau Claire this week.
Dance at McGill's Beach at Amacoy
lake every Saturday night.
Give your car a cnance. Use Mo-
biloils. Whitmore & Thompson.
The Ladysmith Motor Co. received a
carload of Chevrolet cars this week.
C. A. Calkins has purchased a
Scripps-BOOth car from w. A. Carroll.
Insure in all branches in the leading
agency in Rusk county. T. M. Doyle
Company.
DR.. Fl. r. Z. Ross has been spending
y
BalSam Lake, on an outing.
Rev. Grant V. Clark was in Bruce
Monday afternoon to conduct the
funeral of Mrs S. d. Stewart
To insure prompt settlement of losses
keep your property insured i'm the F.
Nj. Doyle Company Agency.
The A. w. Fisher family had as their
guest the first Of the week, Leroy
Gaasch. business man of Mt Auburn,
Iowa.
w. e. Hughes returned from Chip
pewa Falls. Tuesday, where he under
went a surgical operation of minor
character.
Mrs. Mary LeRonge, Of Chippewa
Falls, is expected here tomorrow for a
visit at the home of her daughter, Mrs
A. Bergevin.
The Victrola ratified off by the Royal
Neighbors Wednesday evening was won
by Joe Fuka, Of Brentwood. The lucky
number was 100.
=. y. Merriman, Of Moline, Ill, is
here this week compiling a report OF
the tillable land of Rusk county fol
the Moline PloW Co.
Miss Donna Schoenwalder has &
position as clerk and cashier in the
office of the Chippewa Valley Tele
phone Co., in this city.
The Rusk County Real Estate Boar(
reports the sale Of DR.. StephensOn'>
house III Sabin's Second Addition, t.
Edward Burgett, Tuesday.
Mrs. Julia GOodenOw and little son
of Maquoketa, Iowa, have been guests
at the home of Fred Van Horn, brother
| of Mrs. GoOdenow, since Tuesday night
w. A. Streater and family, of Man
katO, Mimi, are spending the week a.
the home of his brother, l.. c. Streater
w. y. is vice-president of the Nationa
| Citizens Bank of Mankat0.
DR.. w. l.. Stephenson returned t.
| Ladysmith last week from trip tt
| Chicago, Milwaukee, and his old home
| town, BrOdhead. He is looking better
| and feeling better than before
DR.. Geo. Boemler, of st. Louis, Mo.
| arrived here Monday and accompanied
| the remains of Geo. Strother, whose
death last week was chrOnicled in thi.
paper, to their final resting place a
| AledO, H.
| Mrs. A. ]. Winnige and daughter
| Dorothy, went to Hartford. Wis. Sat
| urday for a three-weeks' visit at thu
| home of Mrs, Winnige's sister. They
will also visit at Milwaukee before re
| turning home.
j. c. Riegel's Buick and Dallas
| Briggs Ford were both badly damaged
III head-on collision Sunday where the
state road curves in crossing the Soc
track at the Holden farm. one and one
half miles west of Glen Flora. No one
was injured
The Sanitary Meat Market has al
adv. in this issue calling the attention
OF farmers and pOultrymen to the fac1
| that Mr.. Louis Feldman. a Chicago
poultry buyer, will be at the Sanitary
Market at all times and pay the high
est cash market prices for poultry.
| Mrs. II. A. Fowler and two sons. OF
Sheldon, arrived here Thursday fol
visit at the M. I. Lecount home
e. A. Drew and wife, Mrs. Fowler's
parents of Oaks, Neb.. are visiting al
/ the Fowler home at Sheldon, and Will
Mr.. Fowler will visit over Sunday al
the Lecount home.
Miss Helen Searles, Lugene Copp's
affinity and intended BRIDE went tC
| Milwaukee Tuesday to enter the state
industrial school for girls, as it was
decided by the judge that she is hardly
| qualified by age and wisdom to enter
the matrimonial state. Mrs. A. v
Simon and Mrs. B. e. French accom-
panied Miss SearleS to Milwaukee,