Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-05-06


in Brooklyn Saturday TO \. 6. Krause.
Watch our al for Saturday "spe
cials" LeVeille & LeVeille. 2tf |
O. X EllwOod has been sick and |
unable to attend his duties at the post |
office.
Miss Margaret Wick was home Sat |
urtlay from her school teaching duties |
near Glen Flora.
Angus Stroup. of Weirgor. circll-
lated among old I.adysmith friends Oh
Saturday.
G. f. Miner proprietor Of the Unique
theater. made Il business trip to Mime
apolis Monday.
Mrs. Maynard EllmgSon spent Il few
days in Hawkins. returning home
Tuesday noon.
Ray Christensen Went to Madison
Monday to take Il course in ice cream
and butter making.
Mrs Frank Stevens has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. Theodore Bob
ncnkamp. at Brentwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred .trndt returned
Saturday from an auto trip to the
twin cities and Avoca, Mimi.
Mrs. ID. H. Mather returned last
week from Il winters visit at various
points in southern Wisconsin.
r. w. Fritz spent few days last
week in the Chicago dry goods mar
kets, for the Fritz Dry Goods Go.
]. NJ Hurlcss. Of Weyerhaeuser,
spent a couple of days in LadysmitA
while the county board was in session.
The Bon Ton has installed three new
| National cash registers this week.
They are the latest thing IN the cash
register line,
Miss Eunice Beane has been re-en-
gagged as one Of the faculty of the
Rice Lake school at $166.66 per month.
+. ID. Outright is up from Rhodes.
Iowa, to spend the SuGlmer here, work
ing with Thomas X Fisher in the land
business.
Lawrence Dearborn arrived here
from Syracuse, Ind. Friday and is
visiting at the home of his brOther-in-
law Homer Malott
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger
man Lutheran church will meet at the
church next Thursday afternoon. May
l.. Everybody welcome.
A. f. ROhrer and Ed Baker went
TO Minneapolis Tuesday and drove
hoI. txJn of Ix-1lt I1.,
been purchased by Mr.. Baker.
l.. III. Spencer, agent for the Singer
sewing machine went to Weyerhaeus-
CT Monday to get a Ford delivery car
assigned to the local agency.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
Methodist church. will meet at the
home of Mrs. +. a. Laidlaw. Wednes-
day. May II. Everyone invited
Noble Downer and grandson, Alva
of Granton. came up Monday and Wis
tied with the formers daughter, Mrs
Roy Wright. and family, returning
Tuesday.
f. l.. Dodge left for Beloit Wednes-
day to represent the LadySmith camp |
of the Woodmen Of the World at the
state camp in session yesterday in the |
state line city
S. =. Murphy bought new Ford |
roadster Saturday. Mr.. Murphy says
there is plenty Of room in it for two |
to ride comfortably. and he does not |
intend to ride alone.
Mrs. Grin Greeley and two daughters J
will move the first of next week from |
their farm near Dairy Center to Bar
ron. Mrs. Greeley'S mother and other |
relatives live at Barron.
John Conover, of Apollonia. visited |
his son and daughter-in-law. Mr. and |
Mrs. Fred COnover. here Monday. and
took home with him some Green Noun
tain seed potatoes
Roy Wright moved his family to
Granton Thursday. They will make
their home there on the farm owned
by Mrs. WrightS father. Noble Down
or. Mr.. Wright sold his residence on
East Worden-av last Friday to j. B.
Schneiders.
Mr.. and Mrs. John ITCHY. ST.. and
son. John. Jr.. of Chippewa Falls,
visited their daughter and sister, Mrs
Pete j. Ieonhard on Tuesday. They
intend to make their home here after
May 18th, having purchased home
on Lindoo-av.
\ sale of aprons and other articles
will be held by the Ladies' Aid Society
of the Scandinavian Lutheran church.
at the church basement. Thursday. May
l.. A cafeteria supper will be served
in connection with the sale from five
o'clock until eight o'clock.
\ curiosity to many of the younger
people, seen about town recently was
a bicycle of the vintage of 1880. The
front wheel is about five feet in diam
rter and the rear wheel about IS
inches 1t reminded l.. NJ. Soule of the
first wheel he owned. and which
pitched him off once and left him hang
ing on picket fence until rescued.