Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-08-06

Marie Kaiser was LadySmlth visitor
Sunday.
Verona Bison motored to Ladysmith
Monday.
r. J. Cannon was Ladysmith caller
Tuesday.
U. G. Blood motored to Glen Flora
| Wednesday.
f. NJ Bolmtrager was in the village
! Wednesday.
| Mrs 81. Gust reports ripe tomatoes in
her garden.
! j. E. Curtis transacted business in
Walrath, Monday.
! r. w Beard made a business trip to
/ Ladysmith Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. NJ w Perry drove to
Glen Flora Monday.
Mrs. d. f. Olson motored over from
Glen Flora Wednesday.
William Wolf has purchased Earl
Gundlach's herd of cows.
Miss E. Gust is employed at the
Blood store for a few days.
Geo. McCorison, of Ladysmith, was
in town on business this week.
! w. J. Peterson attended to business
affairs in Ladysmith Tuesday.
| James Van Patter, Of Glen Flora,
was caller in Ingram Wednesday.
]. e. Curtis has purchased very fine
COW from Thos. Wilson. at Walrath
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kennedy visited
their son. Martin, at Hawkins Sunday.
Elsie Gust spent the weekend in
Hawkins with her sister, Mrs. VIM
Harmon.
Cornelius Curtis bought a fine, white
4 collie from Thos. Wilson. of Walrath,
| this week.
Ernie Wilson and Will Harvey, of
day evening
Mrs. III. L. Heimicks and son, old
residents of Ingram called on friends
here Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. j. Samphier, and
Mrs. S. SAMPLER motored to Lady
smith Sunday.
Mrs. Dona Moreau of Ladysmith.
Samphier home.
w. c. Roseberry is enjoying a weeks
vacation with his parents and friends
at Wilson. Wis.
y. Il. Eyerts. of the town of Cedar
Rapids. made business call in the
village Tuesday
Berry season is here and an abund-
ance of red raspberries is reported by
the berry pickers.
The AlbertOS Moving Picture Co. en-
joyed fine attendance, the hall being
crowded each night
Mrs. Ed Gehler, of Ladysmith spent
Thursday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. VIM. Ferguson.
Miss Belle Grunseth, now employed
i'll the Farmers Cooperative store at
Bruce, was home over Sunday
F. w. Kasl vice-president of the
Rusk County Bank, Ladysmith, was
a caller in Ingram. Wednesday.
Mrs. August Sperl, of Minneapolis.
called on old friends and looked after
her property at this place Tuesday
Fred Hartman, of Hawkins, who is
with the Standard Oil Co, made his
usual call on customers here Wednes-
day.
Jay Jacobs, head sawyer at the In
gram Tie 4 Lumber Company's mill.
spent Sunday at his home in Lady
smith
Miss Ann Burce accompanied Mr..
| Sherwood and daughter to Eau Claire
Sunday, where she will spend week
| visiting friends and relatives
| c. Graham, of LEBANON S. d., who
has been visiting at the home of his
! wife's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. George
| Caple, returned home Tuesday
| What is known as the hospital build
ing, is being wrecked this week by a
| crew Of men. The building is owned
by I. NJ. Thomas, of Ladysmith
| Mrs. 7. l.. Clark, and daughter, Mar
| garet, left Friday for Greenwood.
where they will visit at the home of
her parents, Mr. and Mrs e. Coates.
| Mrs. j. Lewis, of Little Chute. Wis.
motored over from Ladysmith with
Mrs. f. Gehler and called on the lat
| ter's parents Wednesday of last week.
Pat Bragdon. Of this place, is at
Ladysmith helping his brother, A. H.
Bragd0n, load a carload of iron. after
which they will load a car at this
place.
5. ID. Sherwood and daughter Mrs
Fl. F. Darlington, motored to Eau
Claire Sunday, where Mrs Darlington
will continue to have treatments given
her son, Glenn
j. E. Curtis and family motored to
Wausau in their new OldsmObile Sun
day morning, returning in the evening
accompanied by Mr. Curtis mother.
Mrs. c. s. Curtis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Best, of Hawk
ms, were looking over our vacant
houses Saturday evening. Mr. Best
will be principal of our graded school
the coming year
Don't forget that August 9th is the
date of our next community meeting.
A fine program has been prepared.
The committee in charge is NJ w.
Perry, Mrs. G. HI. Wirth, and A. O. st.
Clair.
The pie social given by the Epworth
League Tuesday evening was a decided
success. They had pies of every kind