Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-07-28
LOCAL & PERSONAL
Money to Loan, any amount. -Doyle
& FaIge COmDany.

ported to be quite sick. Mr.. Kalbow
is 80 years Of age.
j. W. Haas, of Devils Lake. Wis,
is a guest at the home of his daughter,
Mrs r. L. Williams.
Gene Bailey and family, Central
City, Ia, have been visiting w. s.
Hall and family this week
I If you want to guard against clink-
ers and SCOT order Miller's Greek lump
coal-Ladysmith Fuel Co. Phone SO.
A break in the machinery of the ex-
cavator working on the paving job
necessitated delay in the work yes
/ terday.
Peter Johnson will be leaving the
he expects to remain about two
months.
d. Hammer and wife, of Lost Ma
ton, Iowa, are spending a week at the
home of their uncle, d. Hammer of
this city.
Mrs. Hattie Goocher arrived here
from Milwaukee Tuesday morning and
has been visiting at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. E. c. Bell.
There is bigger chance today than
ever before 1t is for you to lay hold.
Write Mankato Commercial College,
Mankato, Mimi, for catalog
f. w. Kasl left Tuesday noon for a
months visit at Santa Monica, Calf,
where his family has been visiting
since about the first of June
Miss Cecel Laidlaw has returned to
Marshfield to resume her training in
the hospital there after a three
weeks visit here with home folks.
! H. F. Davis and wife will leave next
! week for Duluth, where they will be
| joined by Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Cosgriff
and two children for a western auto
/ trip.
Mrs. Harvey Fredericks, who lives
miles northwest of I1adysmith, left
Friday for Minneapolis, where she is
spending the week visiting her par
ents.
Kolar's orchestra from Phillips,
played for the dance at the Cass hall
Monday night. There was a good
crowd in attendance, who pronounced
this orchestra to be O.. K.
George Charmley returned Tuesday
| from Joliet, Ill., where he had been
employed in a paper MIL He intends
to leave today for Neenah to take a
position in a hardware store
Ben Myers, manager of the Lady
smith Trading Company, went to Good
man, Saturday, to bring his family to
Ladysmith They will live in the
Emil Maves house on the west side.
Miss Helen Hamilton, Mrs. S. d.
Speidels guest, left for her home at
Des Moines Wednesday morning, driv-
! ing through in her car. Mrs. Speidel
accompanied her as far as Amery.
Al Skinner went fishing Sunday over
! toward Chetek, in a lake that he
claimed was mosquito free. We did
not learn of his catch, as we thought
the above story would do for one occa-
sion.
| J. E. Berger and Frank Godersky
drove to Webster Sunday and got the
| family of the latter and brought them
to Ladysmith to live. Mr.. Godersky
is finisher at the factory of the La
dysmith Chair & Furniture Co.
/ A gathering of relatives Of Mr.. and
| Mrs. Frank Davidson, in the nature
of a family reunion, was held at the
Davidson home, Gates-rd., this week.
Besides Wisconsin people, some are
from Michigan and some from Iowa.
That a good many Ladysmith men
work on different shifts, was indicated
this week by the number who were
interested spectators of the excavat-
| ing work done by the powerful gaso-
line excavator at work on W. Second
st.
I Fred Scott, formerly of this city,
now farming near Tony, was in the
city on business. Monday. Mr.. Scott
said that his crops look we'll and that
he got up his hay in pretty good con-
dition, considering the frequent show
ers.
Workmen are excavating for a hol-
low sidewalk in front of the Jung
bakery. Some of the other business
places along the street will also tear
out their walks and put in hollow
walks as part of the street improve
ment on w. Second-st.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Johnson and
daughter, Violet, left Monday for Ada,
Mimi, where they will visit a couple
of weeks From there they will 60
on to Moohall, and other parts OF
North Dakota for visits. They expect
to be gone two or three months.
Mr. Wesley Faulkner and Mrs
Augusta Adelsperger were married at
the residence of, and by, Justice q. A
Kirvan, Saturday, July %. Arthur
Neitzel and Miss Lenora Max signed
as witnesses. Mr.. and Mrs. Falknel
will continue to reside in Ladysmith
r. L. Williams recently returned
from Devils Lake and Baraboo. He
said that he saw Charlie Hood, for
merly in the real estate business
here. at Baraboo, where he is engaged