Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-04-08
LOCAL & PERSONAL
Pussy willows are in bloom.
The best of fruits at MOuZakeyS.

looked for soon.
Modern flat for rent. Enquire al
The Fair Store.
f. Veness. of EXeland, was in Lady
smith on business Monday.
| Sell your cream to the Ladysmith
Cooperative Creamery Co.
f. J.. Arndt has purchased new
Velie from ROhrer & Johnson.
The w. A. Liebhardt home has been
improved by the work of decorators
Sever Serley was down from Murry
with the election returns Wednesday
B. A. Grunseth. realtor Of Ingram.
was a county seat visitor Wednesday.
Furniture and other storage space
for rent. Wisconsin Produce Go. 1t
Max Dietz was up from Sheldon
with the election returns Wednesday.
Ernest MOdersOhn- returned Wednes-
day from visit of a couple of days at
Neillsville
For tickets on the 100000 hotel
given away at Chippewa Falls see f.
G. Macdonald. 52-1
VIM. Jung installed fine new bread
and pastry case in the north window
of his store Tuesday.
Rev c. Eckhoff. of st. paul's Luth-
eran church Of this city. held services
at Prentice and at Phillips last Sun
day.
II. G. Wuerth of keystone. Iowa,
formerly owner of large farm near
Ingram. was a visitor in the city this
week.
Yes. all shoes are cheaper. Mems
work shoes 1886 to $3.50 Dress
shoes and oxfords $500 TO $1,000
Benson Bros.
Mrs. Gertrude Woods returned to st.
Paul Tuesday after two weeks visit
Kctchem.
A number of lady friends surprised
Mrs. f. l.. Dodge at her home Wednes-
day afternoon, the occasion being her
birthday.
n NJ Blain of Weyerhaeuser old
time farmer and modern feed merchant
of that village was in Ladysmith on
business Monday.
Cottagers have been raking their
lawns and getting ready to make gar
den. The odor of burning leaves and
grass is in the air,
Four dollars to 800 is the range of
prices on our new line of ladies' pumps
and oxfords. Please call and see the
lino.-RenSOn Bros.
Fires may start i'm hundred differ
ent ways. The best way to prevent loss
is reliable insurance. MichaelsOn Il
Hughes Company
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Ger
man Lutheran church will meet with
Mrs. Spiegelberg next Thursday, April
one welcome.
w. A. Blackburn and a. G.. Krause
recently acquired a large interest i'll
the Ingram State Bank. There has
been no change in officers.
Ed Lemay. who has been logging for
the Fountain-Campbell Lumber Com
pany the past winter, returned to his
home south Of Cornell. Monday.
ThOs. Phillips was called to Grand
Forks. \. D.. Sunday by the serious
illness of sister He intends to visit
his folks at Rock Lake, y. d.. before
returning home.
Illinois that he will ship his goods to
Ladysmith next Tuesday. Mr.. Mat
lock owns 113 acres of land across the
bridge north of Tony. There is a
house on his land.
Herb McGraw drove his two span
of mules in from the eight-mile corner
and hauled the household goods Of the
Burke family to their new home on
the creek north Of the Greeley farm
west Of Dairy Center, Tuesday.
A. A. Neumer. farmer at Conrath,
and John Eastwood, in the garage
business at that place. were in the city
on business Tuesday. The gentlemen
are hrothers-in-law and young men
full of pep whose enterprise will make
them heard from often.
Mrs. Andrew Theno and five chill
dren returned to Superior Saturday
after a visit at the home of Mrs
Theno's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. VIM
Schwartz Grandpa Schwartz says its
mighty quiet around the house now.
with the little ones gone.
G.. l. Fisher bought the III. G. Leath-
erberry farm of so acres, Il mile north
of Ladysmith. on the Gates road, last
week. and soon afterward sold the
south forty to Julius Hinkel, of Tur-
tie Lake, and Lewis Vain. of Man
kato. Mimi each taking half. Each
of the purchasers will build a home
on his new possession. The consider
alton was $4,000 for this forty. which
is one of the best located pieces Of
farm land in the county.
While the work of lining up a bunch
of the business and professional men
of the city behind the splendid lyceum
course secured for next year was done
by men who are prominent workers in
the Chamber of Commerce. that work
was not one of the activities of that
civic body. as was stated by the News
Budget last week. The Chamber of
Commerce does enough TO GET credit