Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-02-14
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ance rates have been reduced See
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pOstoffice.
| There is no speedier, surer, more de-
pendable service than ours Prompt
payment of loss. Michaelson & Hughes
Company.
Frank Kramer was over from Ken
nan today Frank was recently re-
leased from the infantry at Camp Lo-
gan, Texas.
The food sale given Saturday by the
Bethany Sisters was a great success.
netting them $4,000 1t was given by
ladies of Mrs Reeds section.
40 acres partly improved, good
house, barn and well, 21a miles from
Iladysmith. Must be sold. Price for
quick sale $1500-B, E. French.
Miss Elsie Oldendorf has been con-
fined to her bed for the past week with
an attack of appendicitis and at this
writing is some better, but not able to
be up.
Mrs. f. w Cuff. of Rio, Wis, ar
rived here Thursday morning to dis
pose of her household furniture, which
has been stored here for the past two
years.
Arthur Oldendorf returned to Camp
Grant Thursday evening, having been
home on a 20-day furlough. He has
had charge of the Griffin drug store
during that time, while Mr.. Griffin en-
jOyed vacation.
Mrs Elmer Hill entertained a num-
Der of ladies at her home yesterday
afternoon, 800" being the principal
diversion Mrs Henry Wilson was
the winner of the head prize. very
fine luncheon was served at 3 30
Mr.. and Mrs l.. G.. Streater went to
Milwaukee last week, the latter re-
naming there for a couple of weeks
while Mr.. Streater returned home Fri
day morning. Mr.. Streater went down
again Saturday night, returning Tues
day.
An advertisement in the News-Bud-
gets classified department for girl
to do general housework'' brought
seven replies up until Monday night,
three days after the paper was out.
Try News-Budget want ads when you
want results.
Mr.. and Mrs: Wilbur Jacobson and
children. now residents of Park Falls,
but formerly of this city, came down
Tuesday for a visit of a few days at
the home of Mrs. Jacobson'S parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. L. LaBerge, and with
their numerous friends.
Alex Moore received word Monday
that his son, James, was in the Amer
lean Red Cross hospital No. 5, in New
York. and would be removed in few
DAYS to hospital near his home: also
that they would let him know at once
| if his condition became serious.
w. f. Siebold, of Hastings, Mimi,
recently discharged from the service
after four years as marine, serving
| last on the Z. S. battleship, Mississ-
| ippi, is in the city today looking for
|
| for him at Stevens Point and will prob
ably go there tonight.
f. A. Croke of Los Angeles, Cal, en-
route home from overseas, arrived here
| Sunday morning for a weeks visit with
his brother, Tom. at the Servite mon
astery Mr. Croke, who was marine,
was recently released at Quantico, Va,
on a furlough of indefinite length He
saw active service in France.
Rev. John Birrell. Carl j. Dregne
and w. T. Moss, of this city, and Jos.
Christman, of Tony. the last three as
'.Methodist Minute Men," have been in
Minneapolis yesterday and today in
attendance at the st. Paul Area con-
vention of the Methodist Centenary
| Movement The convention is held III
| the Hennepin-av Methodist church.
and among the large number Of promi-
nent people in attendance, including
bishops and chief secretaries of the
| church are such men of national