Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-03
LOCAL & PERSONAL

forget Helm sells them. $50
Albert Wisely was down from hurry
on business Wednesday.
Herman Clausen, of Crane. was in
Ladysmith Wednesday.
The Commercial Hotel is being i'm
proved with coat of paint.
To insure prompt settlement of losses
insure with F. M. Doyle Company.
J. NJ. Rathsack, of Glen Flora. was
business visitor in Ladysmith Tues |
day.
The Helm Implement Co. is painting |
their buildings on East SecOnd-st., this |
week.
For farm mortgages and fire insur-
ance see MichaelsOn & Hughes Co. 41tf
A daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs Andrew Gazette, Sunday, May %.
Lee Stephenson and Ed SPEECH were
down from Rhinelander for Memorial
Day.
\. w. Fisher will leave for Cedar
Rapids. Iowa. Sunday on a business
trip.
Sprayers and spraying material at
Helm Implement Co. Both hand. and
power sizes. 50
Mrs. A. l. Collins and son, Willard.
spent Wednesday and Thursday in
Milwaukee.
E. NJ. WOrden went to Milwaukee
Monday night to drive home new
Oakland car.
Household goods at auction Satur
day afternoon at 600 West Miner-av.
H. f. Gasink. it,
Father keenan, visited his sister at
Rhinelander three days, returning to
Ladysmith Tuesday.
Iver Bergstrom, superintendent OF
the county farm at Glen Flora, was in
the city Wednesday.
VIM. pOoler and Lester Tabor, of
the town of Washington. were in the
city on business on Wednesday.
c.. |. Fisher, d. W. Maloney and J.
BuchhOltZ, of Glen Flora, started
Wednesday for an auto trip to Iowa.
Misses Bessie and Virginia Tate, of
the Sheldon community, were guests
of Ladysmith friends on Wednesday.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will be entertained at the church par
lOrs, Wednesday. June s. Everybody
invited.
Rev c. Eckhoff left for Clara City,
a
liver a mission sermon there on Sun
day.
Fires may start i'll a hundred differ
ent ways. The best way to prevent loss
is reliable insurance. Michaels0n 4
Hughes Company
Mr.. and Mrs Sheldon Shepherd, of
Sheldon, have new baby girl at their
home, since Tuesday evening. Grandpa
Shepherd is very much elated over the
event.
Oscar EngstrOm. wife and family,
Pete Kron and John Shepherd prOmi-
nent farmers of the Sheldon neighbOr-
hood, were Ladysmith visitors on
Wednesday.
Make hay while the sun shines and
attend Mankato Commercial College,
MankatO, Mimi, this summer. School
i'm session the year round Send for
catalOg.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Gillies were down
from Glen Flora Wednesday. Mr..
Gillies returned home Sunday after
attending the funeral of a cousin at
Brooklyn, Wis.
Cable piano in fine shape, almost
new: Columbia photograph, cabinet
size. almost new, and full set Of al
most new furniture at auction Satur-
day afternoon at one p. m. Ii. f..
Gasink. 1t*
Mrs. Milton Farmer and children
took their departure Wednesday night
for South Bend. Ind. where Mr.. Farm
er preceded them some weeks ago. Mr..
Farmer has position with the Stude-
baker automobile works.
Mrs, Albert Conklin received the sad
message that her sister, Miss Edna Z.
GrOeschel. was dead, Tuesday morn
ing. With her daughter, Margaret,
Mrs. Conklin left for Milwaukee Tues
day evening. The deceased lived in
Ladysmth some years ago and is well
known to many people here. who will
deplore her untimely death.
Friends and neighbors gave Mrs. HI.
f. Gasink a farewell surprise Friday
evening. Those in attendance were !:
Mesdames Fred Van Horn, A. Lewis. e.
Hubert. VIM. Ellingboe. VIM. Pagel,
r. Goldsmith, A. ElwOOd, Olaf ii.
Emerson, F. Gay. Jones. Poole. L. Dit
manson. Rev. and Mrs. Fred Dahl
berg. DR.. and Mrs. McCarn and Car
RE Hubert. A delicious lunch was
served