Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-18
LOCAL & PERSONAL

There is a good bottom" for sleigh
ing Let the snow come!
DR.. Baker was here from Hawkins
on business Wednesday.
Corn flakes, 3 for 25c. Saturday spe
cial at LeVeille & LeVeille's.
Hamburger. 14c per pound, Satur.
! day special at LeVeille & LeVeille's
A. A. Boldon spent few days with
John Cox. near Bruce, this week.
Pork sausage, 16c per pound, Satlr-
day special at LcVeille 4 LcVeille's.
Fifteen pounds Of sugar for $1.O0
Saturday special at LeEcille. & Lee
Vcilles.
job of well drilling near Holcombe re-
Gently.
The Woman's Club will meet in tile
library building Tuesday. Nov -, at
3 100 p. IN.
Mrs. w. J. Kermott and Mrs. JAG
SPEECH went to Chippewa Falls yes
terday morning.
Mrs. f.. f. Fowler of Wyocefle,
Wis, is spending a few days with Mr..
and Mrs. Fred Dahlberg
Special for Saturday and Monday
Fancy box apples, per box only S3.25.
CAROLS Variety Store.
Ed SPEECH came down from Rhine
lander Sunday to hunt deer few days
with his father, Jac SPEECH
Mrs. Max Dietze. of Sheldon. accom-
panied her husband to the county school
board convention Wednesday.
Glenn Bell. son of Justine Bell, Lake
av.. was at an Eau Claire hospital this
week for an OperatiOm on his nose.
in st. Paul Tuesday. after visit Of
two weeks with her cousin. Mrs. John
Kanske.
Miss Ottie Spiering entertained
Mrs. J. S. BOrdner's Sunday school
class at the w. S. Spiering home Tues
day evening.
The ladies of the Womans Club will
entertain the teachers of the public
schools at progressive dinner on
Monday. Nov. y.
Gayle Millard barber. has been
spending the past two weeks at his
home at Cornell His father has been
seriously sick.
Mrs. X. KnutsOn, of Clinton MINI,
who spent day visiting her sister.
Mrs. Il. Ditmanson. left for her home
in Clinton. Wednesday,
Local contractors and all interested
in the state building code may obtain
a pamphlet copy by addressing the III
duStrial commission at Madison.
Barron Wooden Mill CO.. Barron,
Wis. has just made Il big cut in the
prices of its complete line of wooden
goods. Write for price list 1885,
Mrs Ralph Davis and Mrs. Phil
LcEeille entertained at cards yestcr-
day afternoon in honor Of Mrs Guy
Hill at the home of Mrs. Davis.
NJ. a. Handler. of Neenah. arrived
in Ladysmith Wednesday morning %
take Il position as machine tender
with the Great Western Paper Co.
Mrs. @. l.. IIOrmbcck. Of Gilman, is
spending this week visiting her sis.
terS. Mrs. Chas. Calkins. and Mrs
Harry Doud, and her father, Allen
Pippin. in this city.
Lee Stephenson. Of Rhinclander. was
here the first of the week to spend n
couple of days with his father. DIR. W.
l.. Stephenson. before the latter's de-
parture for BrOdhcad
Mr.. and Mrs. John Tichey and son,
Frank, came mp Thursday from Chip
pewa Falls with their car to visit
the formers daughter. Mrs. p. j.
LeOnhard. returning home Friday.
The ladies of fhe Christian church
will hold a fancy work and apron sale
also chickcn-pic suppcr-Thurs-
day afternoon and evening. Dee. II. in
inc DIStlutnt Oh the t-IlIlSI liIt Church,.
Sherman and Harvey Dunahee, Of
this city. arrived home Tuesday from
Il hunting trip in the wildS of the Big
! Falls country. Sherman with a big
| f0ur-pOint buck and Harvey with Il
| threc-pOinter.
Miss Marion King Of Mansion, is
| taking the place Of Elaine Swan at the
| Sands Hardware Co. store. Miss Swan
started last week for BiOOmer, where
she is visiting. She is planning to at
| tend school in the spring.
S. f. Rcarich, of Knox, n. d., ar
rived in this city Friday afternoon and
visited until Sunday morning with his
wife's parents. Mr.. and Mrs. G. W.
Burns. Mr. Rearick brought a car
load of sheep to South st. Paul.
f. f. Bye returned from Catawba
last week and went to work laying
brick on the south side schoOlhouso
addition He said that Catawba is
building Il brick town hall. 36X96. II
will have a dining room, kitchen and
other rooms i'm the basement and the