Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-05-07
+. j. Putnam has a new Dodge car

Company Agency.
Ben hummer, Of New Auburn, was
in the city Tuesday.
Miss Nora Shaver is employed i'll the
Rusk County Bank.
j. NJ. Hurless was here from Weyer-
haeuser Wednesday.
Eli and Sam Biller were down from
Glen Flora Sunday.
b. Mendelsolf, Brucite, was q Lady
smith visitor Wednesday.
II. f. Clifford, Of Sheldon, Iowa, was
in Ladysmith Thursday.
Gerald and Miss Eunice MalOney are
driving Il new Ford sedan.
Il. c. Jones and E. J. Rietz made a
business trip to Hayward Monday.
Something is coming to auto speed
ers who violate the law i'll LadySmith.
Insure in ali branches i'll the leading
agency in Rusk county, +. NJ. Doyle
Company.
Mr. and Mrs. =. H. Griffin enter
tanned the card club last evening at a
o'clock dinner.
NVindstorms destroy property and
the best protection is an L. NJ. Doyle
Company policy.
Miss Elva Baker is expected from
Cortland Oregon, in few days for a
visit with friends.
Leo Englesby returned Thursday
from visit of few days with his peo-
Die at Eau Claire.
Gus Walters and family left Tuesday
Tor Spencer, having purchased an So
acre farm there short time ago.
The ladies of the Christian church
will serve lunch at the home OF Mrs. n.
W. Zinple next Thursday afternoon
NJ. c. Martin spent the first three
days Of the week in Minneapolis, in at
tendance at Il convention Of exhibitors.
]. f. SeAm and wife made trip to
Bremen, Ind. last Friday in response
to telegram to Mr.. Senff, stating that
his ia Their was not expected to live long.
Miss Margaret Thomas county nurse,
will go to Minneapolis tomorrow to
drive out new Ford coupe which she
will use in her work. She will be
accompanied by Mrs. Anna Vilett, who
has two sons living there.
Dancers who attended the military
ball given i'll the Legion hall on Friday
night Of last week report a good attend
ance and very nice time. The hall
was prettily decorated for the occasion
and the music was inspiring.
J. T. DevrieS. who owns ranch in
the town of Hubbard, arrived from
Pamela. H.. Wednesday morning He
reported that the farmers in that vicin-
ity had Just finished seeding oats. Grass
there is no farther advanced than it is
here.
Charles Guilford. at one time a
teacher in the Ladysmith schools, has
resigned the principalship of the Cor
nell schools and moved to Eau Claire,
having accepted a position with the
Northwestern Mutual Life Insurance
Company.
Theodore Bennett, who was up from
Sheldon Wednesday, stated that the
Meyers townsite Of Sheldon and extern
sive acreages adjoining it. are going
to stump fifteen acres of land there this
summer. The county land clearing con-
test is producing results.
Theo Sillman moved his sawmill to |
the VIM. Munich farm and started saw
ing logs for Mr.. Munich Thursday. |
Some of the neighbors have some logs |
to saw and there is about 10000 feet |
Of lumber in this pile, which will be |
used in new buildings in that neigh |
bOrhOod.
J. T. Walsh. chief carpenters
mate in the L. S. navy, writes the
News Budget from Superior that he
will be in Ladysmith May / / and y for
the purpose of explaining the new navy
pay bill This bill. he states carries
excellent provisions for all previous
service men. Mr.. Walsh will be at the
postoffice.
r. B. and e. J. Macdonald went to
Milwaukee Sunday and drove home a
new seven-passenger Hudson car They
left Milwaukee, at a. IN. Tuesdaysand
were home at Z p. m. the same day,
spending an hour and half with their
parents at Grand Rapids enrOute. La
dysmith may be considered the hub Of
Northern Wisconsin when it can be
reached from any of the big cities of
this state and of Minnesota in one
day daylight trip.