Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-14
LOCAL & PERSONAL

city Monday.
John Howard had business at In
gram Monday.
Money to Loan, any amount.-F. Nj.
Doyle Company.
Carpet and rug weaving p. Finne-
gan, ThOrp, Wis. 21-46*
Sam Stewart, of Bruce, was here ON
business Tuesday
Sewing by the day Mary Ruddck,
phone 129 LadySmith. :39-40*
To insure prompt settlement of losses,
insure with f. Nj. Doyle Company.
Mrs. Ed pagel and Miss Hazel Dou-
cette spent the week end III st. Paul,
shopping.
Rev. j. w. Hadden returned to Bruce
Tuesday. after a visit at the farm home
Of his son, A. a. Hadden
Sam AntOnOff was out to Ladysmith
and Bruce, Monday and Tuesday, from
Minneapolis. on business.
Peter Plante was called to Chippewa
Falls Monday to the bedside of his
Mrs. G.. r. Williams returned to Su-
pcri0r after a visit at the home of her
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Cass.
St Mary's Guild will serve at the
home of Mrs Chas. Eisenach on Thurs
day, Jan. 20. Everyone welcome.
o. Il. Ellingboe returned from Chi
cago Tuesday. where he had been at
tending Il furniture dealers conven-
ton.
Miss Tellie and Sam Kaufman came
out from Minneapolis Friday to assist
their father i'm his final closing out
sale.
TO Milwaukee Monday to attend the
National Retail Shoe Dealers conven-
lion.
Wilmer Collins left Tuesday for
Dcs Moines. Iowa. where he will enter
Drake University and take course
in pharmacy.
Harry f. Gilman. of st. Paul. and
c. \. Bratlien, of GAINESVILLE. are recent
additions to the mechanical force of
the News-Budget
Mrs ]. e. HuddlestOn returned from
Minneapolis. Saturday. where she has
been visiting with her daughters for
ahe past three weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs Herman Simon are
again at home on their farm, after
spending the holidays with their par
ents at Odebolt. Iowa.
Miss Cora Emo returned to this city
Saturday. and is now employed at the
court house by the county treasurer
and county superintendent.
Miss Marjorie Lee returned home
recently from Superior, where she has
been visiting Marie and Dona SchOen-
valdez. formerly of this city
Mr.. and Mrs S. ID. Speidel received
he information Tuesday that they are
grandparents to ii son born TO Mr.. and
Mrs Middleton, Des MOines, Iowa.
Mrs. Minnie Comstock is spending a
few days in the city in the interest of
he Royal Neighbor lodge and attend
rd an oDen installation of officers ON
Wednesday evening.
The ladies of St Mary's Guild will
n0ld food sale at the COzy Cafe,
Saturday afternoon. Jan -. at three
O'Clock. All home baking will be Of
fCred AT reasonable prices.
George Wickersham is building a fine
bungalow 2SXi4. with full basement.
ON his acre lot i'll Brooklyn" corner
Mcnasha-av and Fourth-st He expects
TO have it completed in May.
Mr.. and Mrs Fred Arndt enter
tanned party Of men and women from
Brooklyn at cards Saturday evening.
\ lovely lunch was served and the
evening was enjoyed by all
Byrnc Manley left Wednesday for
ter spending the holidays With the home
folks. Mr.. Manley is employed by an
oil company ut its producing wells.
Mrs j. c. Lee returned home Mon
day. after spending the past two
months at st. Louis, Mo. She came
from Ashland. Monday, where she has
visited her daughter. Mrs. Joe Brown
the past week
District Atty Falge and Sheriff Ma
l0ney went to Eau Claire Wednesday
accompanied by Mrs. Edna BranSkt
and Ed Peach. where they pleaded gull
~ before Judge Wickham on the
charges against them
Mrs. Efner Nelson returned home
Monday from Eau Claire. She re-
ported that her daughter. Trina. who
had an operation for ear trouble i'll the
hospital there. is getting along as vel
as could be expected.
The NJ. +. Aid Society will meet al
rhc country home of w. Il. Sargent
rural route No 3 Wednesday, Jan. 10
Those who wish to go will meet at the
Benson shoe store promptly at clever
o'clock Rigs will be furnished.
a NEW DEPaRTURE-The Stat
Bank will shortly inaugurate the ID.
ID. plan of savings. We know you will
he interested in getting in OH the plaI