Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-03
LOCAL & PERSONAL
The best of fruits at Mouzakeys.

insurance that luSufcS.-r. III. DOylc
Company.
Rev. Titus went to Rice Lake on
Wednesday.
NJ A. Peoples spent Friday in
Minneapolis.
Have your films developed and
printed at Tiffany's Studio.
For Sale-My Buick delivery truck,
in good shape. o. B. Ellingbae. 2tf
Auction at 620 w. Miner-av Ev-
erything in household goods. H. E.
GaSink. 1T
G. J. Grassl, of Crane, was among
the business callers in the city Tues
day.
Miss Eunice Beane came home from
Rice Lake, Saturday, for a few days
stay.
HI. G.. Woodbury., clerk of the town
of Grow, was a business visitor in the
city Tuesday.
Miss Dora Schoepf was the guest of
her brother, Leo L. Schoepf, from Sat
urday until Tuesday noon.
L. E. Streater, of Minneapolis, spent
the weekend visiting with his brother,
l.. G. Streater, in this city.
Almost new household goods at your
own price Saturday afternoon at 62O
West Miner-av. Ell. K. Gasink. 1T
The w. C. T. q. will meet with Mrs.
Steve Speidel Monday afternoon, June
- s1In
will be served.
Capt. L. F. Crane, U. S. Army, Wis
tied his sister, Mrs. Grant Y. Clark,
last week. Capt Crane is stationed
at Camp Lewis, Wash.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the
| Scandinavian Lutheran church Will
meet at the church basement, Friday,
June 10. Mrs. King will entertain.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger
| man Lutheran church will meet at the
home Of Mrs August Schanke. Thurs
day. June 8, at o'clock. All are in
vited.
Dan Weber recently sold his bus
mess at Gilman and with his family
has again become resident OF Lady
smith. His plans for the future are
not matured.
w. III. Umback, chairman OF the
town of Marshall, was in town on bus
mess Tuesday. He reports growing
crops as looking fine in his neighbor-
hood.
Miss Orpha Newton. after spending
several months with Mrs. Joseph Tuni-
son in Ladysmith while attending
school returned to her home at Glen
Flora Saturday.
The Lueth Electric Shop will do
your wiring promptly and at reason
! ahIe cost Drop in at our office ana
talk it over. at 40 West SecOnd-st..
~, nhone 396-W. Stf
The Ladysmith Country Club Sc
cured big roller from the Great
Western Paper Co.. which they had
mounted and are using it as land
roller ON their golf links this week.
Messrs. Revholz. of Tomahawk and
Carl Lehman and wife, of Rib Lake,
were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Neuman
here Sunday while enroute TO Rice
Lake by auto. They are chiropractors.
j. f. Berry, of Stevens Point, was
here Monday visiting John Krcma.
Mr.. Berry owned farm 5h miles
southwest of Ladysmith that MI.
Krcma sold for him last year.
Mrs. Ed Burgett's sedan turned tur-
tie Monday as she was driving down
the hill coming east. west of the hospi-
tai. There is bad stretch of sand at
the bottom of this hill that should be
| graveled.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Volt and Harry
Gilman spent Sunday and Monday
seeing the sights of Duluth and Su-
perior. They reported cool weather
there on Memorial Day, when over
coats added comfort.
w. A. Carroll took Harry Latour and
III. McGraw, both of Weyerhaeuser, to
Minneapolis last week. Wednesday, and
they returned Thursday with two new
Paige cars that these gentlemen pur-
chased from Mr.. Carroll.
ST. Mary's Guild will give a card
party at the parish hall on Thursday
evening. June 8. Admission, including
lunch. % cents. Everyone invited.
This will be the last card party Of the
season.
John MOller. of Bruce, was here Fri
day. Mr.. M0ller came to Bruce nine
teen years ago with nothing. Now he
has town property and farms to the
value of over $4,000 and is on easy
street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. KermOtt intend
to leave next week for an auto trip
through Minnesota. Albert Lea is on
their itinerary and they will pick up
their son, James, there, who is attend
ing Shattuck Military Academy.
Robert J. RiOrdan, on the editorial