Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-09
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Elmer Austin was homo from Marsh
field over Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hanson motored
over from Glen Flora Wednesday,
Pleasing personal gifts. photographs
for Christmas Tiffany's Studio. 1t
j. y. Bowers and family are spend
ing the winter at Fort Dodge, Iowa.
business mission the first of this week.
Vincent Was. Conrath farmer, trans
acted business in this city Wcdnes-
day.
Mrs. Chas. Eisenach entertained six
couples at 6 80 dinner Friday even
ing
Farmers call and get ii 1922 system
calendar Michaelson & Hughes Com
pany. 35tf
Q. W. Malmgren and Ii. c. Clark
were here from Weyel haeuser on bus
mess Monday.
Carl Rockstad and family. Of Shei-
don, spent Sunday with his brother
and sisters in Ladysmith.
II. l.. Copp is remodclling the in
terror Of his shoe store by putting in
new row Of shelves on the east side
this week. to make room for new stock.
Little Betty Dubois entertained ff-
| teen little girls Saturday afternoon
! from two to four in honor Of her sixth
birthday. The time was spent III play
ing games after which Il luncheon was
served
Opportunity is ii gold mime it gives
one Il chance TO dig. Your OppOrtun-
| ity is TO attend Mankato Commercial
College. Mankato, Mimi. Send for
| catalOg.
\ tcn-cent lunch. consisting Of coffee,
| sandwiches and doughnuts, will be
served at the Bethany Sisters baZar
at the American Legion hall Saturday
afternoon.
| Al Schultz, IL live wire of Bruce, and
manager Of the farmers creamery
there has been made assistant cashier
| of the First National Bank. Mr.
| Schultz was in Iadysmith on business
Wednesday.
Ray Groves has stumped II acres
Of land III the last thirty days on
| "Lickity Split farm south of Conrath,
| He and his two big sons with their
own outfit are doing the work.
County Agent Leo Schoepf, accom-
panied by Thos. Graham and b. \.
Pinney. two of the progressive farm
crs living near Bruce, left Monday
evening for Milwaukee to attend the
Wisconsin Potato Show
Henry Freeman, of Tony, was IL bus
mess visitor in Iadysmith Thursday.
Mr.. Freeman has logging contract
nj Ga&en and has Il crew of twelve
men busiIy engaged there, getting GU
SawlogS. ties and pulpWood.
Mr.. ana Mrs Ernest Drum and fam
lily drove 10 Jump River Sunday 10
visit the +. VI. Coleman family. Mrs.
Coleman il slowly improving from an
auto accident in which she had three
rbs broken about two months ago.
Mr.. aud Mrs ED Pagcl will soon oc-
cupy their new home in block 200,
East Lindoo-fv which they recently
| purchased from C. +. Poole & Son. con-
tractors. The house is an attractive
bungalow built the past summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. II. Clark and their
three boys departed on Monday for
Prince Albert, Canada, near which
place Mr.. Clark has homestead. Mrs.
Clark IL a daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
G. A. Dcpew, Of the town Of Grow.
The Brunswick costs no more than
an ordinary monograph and plays all
make OF records without attachments.
This means that with Brunswick in
your home you can enjoy all the great
artists, regardless of the make of rec
or.ls for which they reeord.--Page &
Zimmerman.
Lee Soule returned to Minneapolis,
Monday. after spending few days
with his brother, L. n. Soule, here, and
with friends at Glen Flora. Mrs.
Soule, who has been suffering from lung
trouble, will spend the winter with
relatives ar Glen Flora. Mr.. Soule is
in the real estate business in the Flour
City.