Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-01
LOCAL & PERSONAL

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Or, Ross was at Minneapolis Tues.
day,
We have hay rack clamps. Helm I'm.
plement Co.
VIM. Jung purchased a new Oldss
mobile Wednesday.
Mrs. George LaBerge has been yiss
iting at Rhinelander.
Mrs. G. E. Miner and children went
over to Rice Lake yesterday.
J. r. Upper, wife and son were
here from Sheldon yesterday.
Hay carriers, track, forks. rope and
pulleys at Helm Implement Co.
Ray Grover is home from his studies
at NOrthland College, Ashland.
Helm Implement Co. sells cream sep
aratOrs-DeLaval and Primrose.
Twin boys were born Friday morn
ing to Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Ewers.
So far this season, Ladysmith has
been sighted by the circus people.
Furniture and other storage space to
Wisconsin Produce Co. 3tf
III. O. Weisner went to Rice Lake
Saturday, where Mrs. Weisner has
been visiting.
Miss Bess Baty, of Troy. Iowa, is a
new assistant in the office of County
Clerk Munroe.
w. 7. Bracken, of BelOit, will arrive
here Saturday to spend the weekend
at the Griffin home
SpurgeOn Stringer. the optOmetrist,
who is at the Baker hotel, will extend
his stay until July II.
Mrs. r. B. Macdonald and son,
Gates, arrived home from Wausau and
Wisconsin Rapids yesterday.
A number OF Ladysmith people have
planned to spend Sunday and Mon
day at Sand lake, near Stone Lake.
Fried chicken dinner will be served
at Island Lake at the old Getchel place
on July 3 and 4. Price 75c per plate.
Ora j. Stiles. 12*
Mrs. Thorwald DitmansOn has re-
covered as rapidly from a very serious
attack Of erysipelas as the trouble de-
velOped
Mr.. and Mrs. Herb True Mr. and
Mrs. Fred True, and Irwin True took
in the Mardi Gras at Chippewa Falls
Wednesday.
Fires may start Ill a hundred differ
ent ways. The best way to prevent loss
is reliable insurance. Michaels0n &
Hughes Company
Doris Mathers, IneZ Richards and
Dean Cardinal returned home last
week from Madison. where they are
attending the state university.
Mrs. Warren Moore and daughters,
Of Grand Rapids. Mimi. have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. TunisOn
and other friends here during the week.
A. III. Galloway and family and F.
l.. Dean and wife will leave today by
auto for Wausau. where they will
visit brother Of Mr. Galloway for a
few days.
Mrs. Leo Englesby returned home
Monday from Minneapolis and was
accompanied by her sister, Mrs. G. T.
J Brienh6ld. Mr.. BrienhOld will come
out tomorrow for weeks fishing.
Girls! Have you seen those handy
Vanity Cases with your own name in
gold which the Rusk County Bank is
presenting to each member of THEN
$4,000 Savings Club. Oil
Ralph Davis took a truck load OF
| household goods to st. CrOix Falls
| Monday for NJ. TrOtt. He then went
| to River Falls and loaded pure bred
Jersey and a pure bred HOlStein bull
and brought them back with him. w
O. Peirce got the Jersey and neigh
| Dor of Mr. Peirce got the Holstein.
Cards announcing the wedding OF
Miss Hazel Allys Paddock, daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest G. Paddock, and
Emmons G. Thompson son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gust Thompson. of this city, were
received here yesterday. The wedding
took place at the home Of the bride at
BarabOO, Monday. June %. Mr.. and
Mrs. Thompson will be at home in La
dysmith after July 5.
spent pleasant day at Sand Lake.
Sawyer county, with harp orchestra
TO while away the idle hours and a
picnic dinner to sustain themselves. In
the party were the following gentle
men and their families: VIM. Filing
Doe, A. NJ. Alden. Phil LeVeille, C. r.
Hoskin, A. NJ. COnklin, Neil Slocum.
r. ]. Coon, f. s. Cardinal and Royal
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