Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-03-04

last week.
J. l.. McCorison had business which
required his attention at McCord. on
Wednesday.
Mrs W. A. Blackburn and daugh-
ter. Jane. are spending few days in
Minneapolis.
a. y. Curry. of Eau Claire. was here
this week in the interests Of the Chip
pewa Valley Telephone co.
To insure prompt settlement of losses
keep your property insured in the F.
NJ. Doyle Company Agency.
Mrs. Fred Van Horn and son. Mar
shall. attended the Hebard-Carman
wedding at Sheldon Sunday.
Mrs w e. Spiering. who was called
10 Waupm last week by the death of
her mother, returned Wednesday,
Mrs. \. V. Simon entertained at
900 Monday evening. Mrs. Il. f.
French received the prize played for.
Mrs. George Manley intends to de
part next week for an extended visit
with sisters in Iowa and southern Cal
ifornia.
The bethany Sisters will be enter
tanned ut the home of Mrs. X. Fritz.
Wednesday. March 9th. Everyone is
welcome.
Andrew Brenholt and family. who
have been residing on East Lake-av..
will remove To Il farm near Barron.
next week
Fire losses paid during 1920,
S7,7OO.13. Yours will be paid prompt
~ if insured with MichaelsOnn &
Hughes Company.
C. j. Dregne left Tuesday morning
for Viroqua in response to Il telegram
which conveyed the information that
his father had died.
Are You going 30 have potato grass
or grain seed for sale? n For Sale
ad in the News Budgets classified ad
department will help You find buyers.
Mrs. Steve Speidel who has been
spending the winter with her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Middleton. at Des Moines, Ia.
returned TO her home here Wednesday
night.
Mrs. Ralph Davis entertained a few
lady friends at 800 Wednesday af-
tcrnoon in honor of Mrs. Guy Hill, OF
Minneapolis. Mrs. Chester Sands won
the hon0rS
MI and Mrs Elmer Thornton left
last night for Clarksville. Ark. where
al, In
up residence. They still own their
home here.
The Dahlberg Nursery Co. of Lady
smith. has had printed and is dis
tributing fine illustrated catalogue
showing the merits of the plants and
trees they have to sell.
Dick Smith moved his family to this
city from Bruce Monday. occupying the
residence at 501 f. SecOnd-st. Mr..
Smith is employed by the Fountain
Campbell Lumber Co. as locomotive
engineer.
f. j. Hale. of, Fort Dodge, Iowa.
arrived in this city Wednesday. Mr..
Hale owns the Streater farm that he
who now owns the Sam johnson farm.
Mr. Hale will rent his farm out for
the coming season.
Ben petricek was Il little late in
telling us about the fine son that ar
rived on their farm southeast of Tony
Feb. > The boy is growing fast and
Ben says he will now have help in
brushing the last three acres of his
40-acre farm.
John w Wittmayer. Of Scotland
South Dakota. arrived in this city on
Tuesday for ii visit with his son. c.
+. Wittmayer. Mr.. Wittmayer just
returned from a siX-mOnths' visit in
Europe and says he would not care
to take the trip again. He says many
people are starving.
Dr. Lewis and daughter. the latter
also Il doctor. arrived in L&dysmith
Thursday morning to visit their son
and brother. Prof. NJ. Lewis. DR..
Lewis and daughter will spend Il
month or so on their ranch near Sand
Lake south Of Bruce. While there
farm and make lot of maple syrup.
They reside in Milwaukee.
Ole Bcldcn. who has been visiting his
cousin. Peter Barkhus. near Weirgor.
and looking after business matters
there. left for his home near GrOtOn,
S. d.. Tuesday noon. Mr. Belden owns
timber land near WeirgOr. on which he
intends to make improvements the
coming season. He expects to return
after seeding time in South Dakota and
look after the development of his land.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter Conley arrived
here Thursday night from five
months trip through the southern
states Mr. and Mrs. Conley left the
first of October and spent six weeks
in different parts of Colorado and then
went into different parts of Oklahoma
and Texas. The greater part of the
ti,oo vac cupDt i'm tho oil fields of |