Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
Arthur Jansen spent Sunday in st

l Paul.
Fresh fish every Thursday at tn,
Bon Ton 23t
Money to Loan. any am0unt.-F. M
Doyle Company.
Rev. G. r. Voelz had business II
Turtle Lake Wednesday.
Mrs. J. SPEECH entertained at hal
home on Iake-av. yesterday afternoon
DO not fail TO see Prof. Makeovel
in the SpinSters' Convention Nov. T.
Circuit court opens here next week
and all the lawyers will be unusually
busy.
Miss Enla Wise, bookkeeper at the
telephone office, has been sick with
grip this week.
| Mr. and Mrs. Charles Volkman viii
celebrate their silver wedding anniyer-
! sary on Nov. II.
Harriet Peterson left Tuesday even
ing for GeneseO, H., where she will
| take charge of Il Western Union office.
Mrs. Rogers and Mrs Lange. from
Nellisvillc were over Sunday visitors
with their cousin, Mrs. r. Lawrence
Phil S. Reed has recovered suai-
GENTLY from his recent surgical opera
ton to be at his print shop and resume
his work
The Ladies' Aid Society Of st. paul's
Lutheran church will meet next Thurs
day, Nov. >, at the church. Every
body welcome.
On Dec. the Methodist Ladies' Ala
Society will conduct bazaar at tile
church. A supper will be served in
the evening.
See the Spinster's Convention. A
comedy given by the r. n. of A. at the
highschOOl gymnasium Nov. 4. Tick
cts: Adults soc, children 35c.
Rev. George W. Verify, for many
years missionary in China, will Civ,
an Illustrated address in the Method |
list church Sunday evening, Oct. 30
y few friends Of Mildred Kohl gath |
cred at her home Tuesday night and |
ing and refreshments.
George p. Lncll has disposed of his
interests in the Pure Oil agency here
and has taken position in the music
department of Page 4 Zimmerman's.
Frank Conrath went to Cumberland
Wednesday to appraise land. lie
boarded train instead of an auto, af-
ter casting a weather eye toward the
southeast.
The Service Star Legion wishes to
extend their thanks to the men who
volunteered with their cars to attend
he two military funerals held here
md at COnrath last week.
Neil SlOcum and Phil LeVeille went
n to Minneapolis, Monday, where ME- |
Sl0cum exchanged his Ford cOupe
luto body for touring body. Phil
'aid he saw Champion Jack Dempsey
1t the Pantages and rather liked his
appearance.
Miss Amy Bender. who is teaching -.
school near Turtle Lake, came home
asst Friday night to spend the week
md with her parents, Mr.. and MIS-
:. j. Bender and to attend the Tanner
Bender wedding.
Several community meetings have
'een held in schOolhQuses in various |
PARTS Of the county this week Prof +
B. Mack Dresden addressed meetings !
t the River Heights school on Mon +
lay and at Strickland on Wednesday, !
State Parole Officer B. f. Jostad was {
n the city on business the first Of the !
week. He said if is difficult to find c
york for men On probation from the :
0urts, in these days of lessPned indus i
rial activity. There are more men
han jobs:
j. Kaufman, now Of Minneapolis,
or many years proprietor Of the Fair
't0re here, was in the city Wednesday.
IT. Kaufman Informed the NeWs-Bud-
ct that his wife had completely re
aimed her health, which is good news
0 their LadySmith friends. Mr.. Kalf-
lan and his son, Sam, under the firm
anne of J. Kaufman & Co, are CON I
ucting Wholesale business at 40
,irst-av North, Minneapolis. handling
weaters, bathing suits ana knitted
ovelties. They are also operating an
xclusive sweater store, retail, at -
ixth-st South.