Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-02
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

The walls of the True concrete
block garage are well along.
r. March is temporarily ..nployed
at the Sands hardware 81 ere.
T is less than three u>et-s TO the
opening<o Of the big Rusls county fair.
You viii profit by reading Benson
Bros. Bargain Day specials.
Brick laying has started on the
large addition to the Thomas buii:l-
ing.
Royal LIMP delivered from the car
at $500 per ton. Lampert Lumber
Company. 21tf
Mrs. Leo Englesby and two children
departed for their new home in Min
neapolis Sunday.
Airs. Albert Peterson. of this city.
had a cataract removed from one of
her eyes at Eau Claire on Tuesday.
Ted Barrett, electrician took a de-
gree in an electricians fraternal or
der at Chicago the first of the week
and lived to get home
Miss Dorothy Alden, nurse in the
Marshfeld hospital, is making short
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
NJ Alden, West Miner-av
A cooperative association of Bruce
farmers has purchased the creamery
at that place from the Eau Claire
Creamery Co The association is cap
italized at $4,000.
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Martin will go to Minneapolis tOmor-
row to be ready to enter Miss Woods
school for kindergarten teachers which
opens next Tuesday.
Gayle Willard has been spending
a short vacation with home folks at
Cornell. Leroy Brutlat, recently from
South Dakota, is substituting for him
at LaMere's barber shop.
r. s. Johnson and his daughters
Mrs John Ashman and Miss Gertrude,
and Miss Rose Rooney, were guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Worden at din
ner at f. L. Burpee's, Island Lake,
Wednesday evening.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ.
e. church gave a supper for the mem
bers of the church at the church
Wednesday evening.
Teachers are leaving Ladysmith to
take up their work in the schools,
Teachers are also arriving in Lady
smith to begin work in the schools
here. They come from all directions.
Wednesday, Sept Z. is the date for
the next big bargain day to be put
on by Ladysmith merchants. Keep
the date in mind and come to Lady
smith that day. You can save money
on a great variety of merchandise.
III. L. Cops shoe store indicates
prosperity He has enlarged his quar-
tiers on Worden-av., enlarged his
stock, and enlarged his business. He
has recently added a new line of
| shoes. A trick kewpie doll, perform
ing in his show window, has attract
ed much attention, for few days
past
A letter from Portland states that
Ben Stelzman and his household, are
on their way from Portland to Los
Angeles. They will look California
over with the view of locating in that
state having leased their home in the
Oregon city. They left Ladysmith
something over a year ago. to make
their home in the west if they liked
it. They are not exactly satisfied.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Hopkins, who
have been doing the cooking for the
construction crew of the L. E. Meyers
Co, who have been constructing an
electric power line between Saxon and
IronwOod, returned home last Satur-
day. After a few weeks rest, they
expect to go into a camp for the Flam-
beau River Lumber Co., or some of its
jobbers. Mr.. Hopkins had been on
the Kimbell job since the first of May.
He says that the Meyers company
owns nearly all the power and cleo
tric light lines along the Wisconsin
Michigan border, as well as the electric
rail lines at Ashland, IrOnwood and
BeSSemer.