Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-03-18
The best of fruits at MOuzakeys.

you will wonder
Ed Burch. of POskin spent Tuesday
and Wednesday here.
Cows sold up to $126 at the Carl
Kreklau sale Wednesday.
j. s. Bordner went to Madison
Wednesday night on business.
The Woman's Club will meet with
Mrs O. j. Falge next Tuesday.
Miss Kurz. who has been very sick
at St Mary's hospital. is improving.
John S. SecOmbe is doing some audit
work for the Wisconsin Produce Co.
Forest FOrlOw went to Minneapolis
last Thursday to remain few weeks.
+. V. McGill put up Il new awning
on his restaurant building Wednesday.
Prospective Boy Scouts are taking
the tests" for admission to the scout
troop.
j. w. Carow left Saturday evening
to join his family in ST. Petersberg.
Florida
Mrs Martin Nelson was called to
Appleton. Mimi. yesterday by the seri-
Gus illness of her father.
The ladies of the Catholic church
served supper last evening in the Jung
building on West SecOnd-st.
Mrs John C. Young. il, of Oshkosh,
is visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. r. III. Robbins.
The members of the >R. y. \. will
hold a food sale Saturday, March 10,
at PederSon's furniture store.
Mrs. @. L. H0rnbeck. who had been
laid up with sprained ankle for about
three weeks. is again able to be around.
Mrs. John s. BOrdner will entertain
the Bethany Sisters Wednesday after
noon. March %. Everyone is welcome.
Carl H. Miller. one of the proprie
tors of the Weyerhaeuser garage was
a business visitor in LadySmith Mon
day.
Fire losses paid during 1920,
$7,7O0.13. Yours will be paid prompt
~ if insured with MichaeIsOm 4
Hughes Company.
Mrs. Hoger Rasmussen and baby
daughter returned to their home at
Ccnturia Wednesday, after an extend
ell visit with Mrs. Rasmussen's par
cntS, Mr.. and Mrs. John Lindoo.
The ladies of the Church of Christ
will have their annual sale of aprons,
fancy work and other useful articles
also. food sale. Saturday afternoon,
March 26. at the American Legion
hall
f. +. Fowler, local contractor. has
just completed the Doyle & Falge
Co.'S $4,000 building program started
last year Nine new residences have
been built, three of which have al
ready been sold.
n. S. Bishop and sons. Paul and J.
j., returned TO Ladysmith in their ear
Wednesday from St Paul, where they
have been living the past seven years.
they are living at $40 Il. Lake-ay., and
say they are back to stay. They expect
to purchase some property here.
Dist. Atty. Falge was in milwaukee,
III business last Thursday and Friday.
While there he ran across his friend,
f.icut.-COl. Fish. who asked Mr.. Falge
o express his kindest regards to Capt.
\. \. Hadden. Lieut. Ralph Drum and
other eX-soldier friends who enlisted
for service in the World War from La
,lySmith.
II
lgo from the Cedar Rapids logging
amp of the Flambeau River Lumber
o.. where he had been since Septem-
Der. Joe said that the past winter
was the most pleasant. so far as
weather conditions were concerned.
hat he ever put in in tho, woods since
coming to Wisconsin years ago. and
ne has spent many winters in the
woods
Fred Lueth arrived from Atlantic,
Iowa, Sunday. driving through with
Il Ford touring car. He came as far
as st. Paul on the Daniel Boone trail
and reported the roads as fair, except
in some short stretches. Fred recent
~ had another operation for the re-
mOval of Il section of his crippled left
icg which years ago was injured in a
railroad accident at Superior. when he
had his left foot amputated.
Otto Sutherland returned to Lady
smith Wednesday morning from Es
canada. Mich. north of which place
he spent four months in a logging camp
for the |. Stephenson Go. He said that
there had been much cloudy weather
there. but that the temperature was not
cold There was a foot of snow i'll the
woods when he left Michigan. Victor
Beaudette. whos was head push" of
the camp. will return about Saturday.
The Young Mems class of the Chris
tian church will give minstrel show,
followed by Il basket social at the
Christian church Saturday evening,
March 10. The program promises to
he Il fine entertainment, free OF charge.
Besides the play there will be a num-
Ter of fine readings by Il few of the
members You will be delighted with
"RaStus and Dinah.' Girls don't Tor