Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-15
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Nelson residence yesterday
Mrs c. *. Ellingson purchased IA |
fve-passenger Buick Saturday
r. S. Johnson is entertaining q |
brother from the state of Vermont.
r. r. Macdonald went to Milwau- |
kee on business Wednesday night
Henry Leatherberry fell off city
water-wagon, Wednesday, and broke
his arm.
Rohrer & Johnson sold Velie-sM
to ]. Lowater, of Chippewa Falls,
Saturday.
Lester Guthrie moved to farm on
the Conrath road, in the town OF
Grant, Friday.
George Sayord, daughter, Irene, and
John Bronsky transacted business III
Minneapolis Monday.
Manager Harry Copp says that the
Bright Spots ball team is booked for
games until September.
The ladies of st. Mary's Guild will
hold a food sale on Saturday after
noon, July %, at the Cozy Cafe.
p. A. Krinke. OF Minneapolis, gen
eral manager Of the Lampert Lumber
Co.. spent Wednesday i'll Ladysmith.
Hanscher Bros. Amusement Co, Am
prican Legion Homecoming on 500
Line lots, East FritZ-av., July Is to 70.
Emory and Luella Ellingson. Ger
trude Peterson and Mildred EmmOns
drove to Amacoy lake Wednesday
evening.
The four patrols of boy scouts.
twenty in all, after enjoying a weeks
outing at Amacoy lake, returned to
Ladysmith Tuesday.
II. W. True & Son sold a five-pas-
senger NAsh-4 to DR.. Johnson. OF
Bruce. Tuesday. Erwin Savord pur-
chased q NaSh-4 roadster Monday.
Cornell and Stephen Elbow, of Con
rath. and Theo WatZ. Of Milwaukee.
who is visiting at. the ElkOw home,
were visitors in Ladysmith Thursday.
Roy Anderson, whose home is near
Hawkins. and who escaped from the
Mendoza hospital two weeks ago. was
returned to the hospital last Thurs
day.
w. ID. Morgan will do the eXca-
waiting for the extension of water
mains about to be laid by the city
with his power eXcavatOr. now at
Amery.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. HuXtable and
daughter. Edna. Miss Frances Heintz-
man and Alfred Neeley mOtOred to
Mqnomonie Sunday. returning in the
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs John Hampton and
+, Jack Richardson drove to Ashland on
| Sunday to visit at the home Of Mrs.
VIM. Miller. formerly Miss Lenora
Hampton.
\. Quilting president of the Schultz
& Quilting bank. of Menomonie. Wis,
and A. =. Webert also of MenOmOnie,
were business visitors in Ladysmith
last Friday.
W. s. Manning has sold the lot
| lust east of his new building, but the
| name Of the purchaser cannot be as
ccrtained at the hour the NewsBud-
get goes to press.
Miss Clara Stanger 12-year-old
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Stanger. of the town of Grant. had an
appendecotmy operation at the hOspi-
| tal one day this week.
Miss Fannie Collins and her niece,
Miss Ruby Collins will depart today
for visit with relatives in the south
ern part of the state. before removing
to southern California.
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will hold their annual picnic at the
Boyer farm Wednesday. July 20.
They will meet at the church at
| 10 80. and cars will be provided.
Fatty Arbuckle in "Brewster's Mil
lions" pleased large audiences Of pa
irons of the Unique theater Monday
and Tuesday Arbuckle has a lot of
friends among the film fans Of Lady
smith.
The good. heavy rain in and around
IadySmith Wednesday evening was a
great benefit to all crops. Rusk coun-
ty Jared pretty we'll during the recent
dry spell. compared to most of the
country.
The hot weather has created great
or demand for electric cooking appara-
/ tlls and fans. Louis Lueth. Of the
Lueth Electric Shop. reports the sale
of a number of large-siZed electric
ranges the past week.
DR.. and Mrs. A. B. Snider and three
children. Sinclair. June and Joyce. OF
Blue Island. ILL.,. have been visiting
at the home of r. O. Sinclair Mrs.
| Snidpr is a niece of r. O. Sinclair.
| The Snider family will leave today
| for Woodruff.
Mrs. Julia LovegrOve. of Chicago
who is spending the summer at Weir
COR. having recently purchased the
store at that place from A. c. Thomp-
son. formerly Of this city. was a visi-
tor at the home of Mrs. Ohlfs a couple
of days this week. returning to Weir
COR Thursday.
G.. F.. Miner. proprietor of the
Unique theater. had a 24-inch Mara
thon electric fan installed in the rear