Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-03-11
LOCAL & PERSONAL
The best of fruits at Mouzakeys.

LOulS l4uoth spent Sunday with Rice
Lake friends.
Go to Mrs f. X Collins for your
new spring hat.
J.. w. Arbuckle, of Walrathe was in
the city the first of the week
Amos Shaw. of Hawkins. was bus
mess visitor in Ladysmith Saturday
Miss Mayme Christensen spent Sun
day with her parents at Weyerhaeuser
VIII Herman, of Exeland. was a
business visitor i'll Ladysmth Tues
day.
Tony Hciberg was out Sunday with
a new Velie which he has Just pur-
chased.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. a. Peoples enter
tanned Il number of friends Thursday
evening.
Elmer Carlson, land man at Brant-
wood was a Ladysmith business caller
last Friday
Ola Backen. of Duluth. formerly a
resident of this city. was here on bus
mess last Friday
j. y. Head. of Chicago. is spending
a few weeks here with his parents.
Mr.. ana Mrs. Fay Head.
FitgerS Cereal Beverage is handled.
by the Ladysmith Bottling Works.
Insist on getting Fitger's.
Mrs Grin GarwOOd left Saturday for
Sioux City. H.. on receipt Of news that
her grandmother was very low.
Miss Edna Chickering, whose home
is al Hawkins. is 4 new addition TO the
office force of the News Budget
q. NJ. Briggs. district agricultural
leader will meet with the county agent
and thc agricultural committee on Sat
ur1ay. March II.
Young ladies of the Christian church
will have a candy sale at O. Il. Filing
hoes furniture store. Saturday after
noon, March l..
We have on hand about 100 trimmed
hats for ladies and children. Special
attention to out of town customers be-
tween trains. Mrs. +. X. Collins.
Miss Hilda BOeldt. of HolStein Wis.
dlrivcd here from Appleton Tuesday
morning. She will be employed as
stcmographer in the municipal court
room
Henry Pepper arrived home from
Minneapolis Monday night. He had
been there to receive treatments for
rheumatism and was feeling much i'm
proved.
W. j. LaROngc was up from FlAm
beau on Monday and when he went
home he was accompanied by his sis
ter Mrs Bcrgcvn. and her son.
Harold
The Ladies' Aid Society of the
Scandinavian Lutheran church will
meet at the church basement Friday,
March IS Mrs. lover and Mrs. Mar
tin Nelson will serve.
r. J. Clark moved his family up
from COloma recently and they are
now occupying the residence i'll Brook
lyn" that ID. W MalOney bought from
Matt Dilley last summer.
Mrs Royal Rcik and baby son. Of
Elcho. have been visiting at the home
Of Mrs. Reik'S parents Mr.. and Mrs.
III Il. Blanchard. since the first of the
week
Mrs George Manley took her de
parture Tuesday noon for Alton, Ia.
where she will visit sister From At
ton she will proceed to Los Angeles,
where another sister resides.
JOS Moon, of BlOomer. visited Mr..
ami Mrs. VIM. Snyder at Murry the
first Of the week. Mr.. Moon and VIM.
Wright were down to I.adySmith from
Murry on Monday.
Alex Moore returned last week from
Jordan. Mimi. where he had been
taking mud baths for relief from rhcll-
matiSm. He speaks in high terms Of
the baths for this ailment having re-
ccivcd much benefit himself
John q. Peterson. Of Rock Island.
III, who bought the 4S-acre farm To-
Gated half mile west of the hospital
from OSmar Kuenne last fall. arrived
here last week His family will come
as soon as his car Of immigrant goods
gets here
Joe Frey. late Of HolcOmbe, concIud-
cd a deal Tuesday with the f. NJ.
DOYLE CO. for the VIM. $. Ambrose farm
four and Il half miles northeast OF la
dySmith. Mr.. Ambrose has made ar
rangpmcntS to go to ROckland, \. \.
Mr.. Frey is III possession of his new
purchase
The business Girls" gym class held
its weekly meeting last evening. The
girls practiced basketball. in which
they were coached by Carl V0llman.
Friday evening of this week they will
make their debut" to the public. They
will play the senior highschool girls In
Il preliminary game.