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

Mrs f, w. Day has been very sick
this week.
Insurance that 1nsures.-F. NJ. Doyle
Company.
The drive" for funds for the Sal
vation Army is on.
Chocolates ut 1Sc per pound at lie
Vcille 4 LeVeille's Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles Calkins spent
Sunday with old friends at KEENAN,.
Mrs. J. l.. McCorison. who has been
very sick. is somewhat improved.
Mr.. and Mrs d. Stacnac. of Conrath.
were Ladysmith visitors Thursday.
Gust Anderson and son. Noble. Of
Tony. were in Ladyslnith Thursday.
Mullen 4 Hand shipped two car
| loads of cattle to Chicago during the
past week.
| The supper at the Scandinavian Lu-
| theran church was well patrOnZed and
pronounced O. X.
g. @. Wig. cashier of the Hawkins
State Bank. was in LadySmith on bus
! mess Wednesday.
Miss Grace Schmidt spent Sunday
| with her sister. Mrs George Denny.
and family. Of Crane.
| Mrs. Augusta AdelSperger n 1
| daughter. LenOre. went TO st. paul 70
! visit friends Thursday.
c. i. Crandell. of Chicago. vice
president of the Ladysmith Grocer 60
was in this city Wednesday.
VIM. Bowen, travelling for ii Mil
waukee furnace company. spent sun
day at his home on f. SecOnd-st.
X. !. Coon saw the big football game
between Iowa and Minnesota univer
stiles. played al Minneapolis. Satur'
day.
Mrs. l.. II. Staley returned homt
from Cameron Saturday. after two
weeks visit with her daughter, Mrs
Guy Hernis. and family.
Miss Georgia Wise was discharges
from st. Mary's hospital Saturday
after an operation. She is reported Z
be recovering nicely.
Ace Calkins, of Viola, formerly u
this city. came up last Friday for
visit with relatiyes and old friends lht
10 do a litflp deer Hunting,
\ lawyer here this week told abO1i
two rich |itigants who fought thfoHg
all the courts Of Iowa until All they
had left was poSt0ttice addresses.
Sam Funk. of WeyerhaeH>eF. who j.
in the logging business for the Men
asha Wooden Ware Co. was in this
city Thursday buying supplies for Ii,
camp,
The city is gaiiy decorated foF tn
Armistice Day celebr;tti0r, Commit
tees worked hard all day yesteFdl!
lputting up flags and bunting on bus
mess houses.
The business Girls Athletic Nini
held meeting at the parish hal
"Wednesday evenir :. Making candy
playing games, and dapcing, Furnish =
the entertainment,
Mrs. EIva DecmateF WAS plea Sailtly
surprised at her home Monday by i1ei
neighborS at kitchen shower IN h0nol
Of her approaching marriage to Earl
Barney. of Bruce
Last evening was past matr0nS ana
past patrons night for the masons and
/ q splendid banquet was served ut Til,
hail ut 6 80. The initiatory work was
put OH Toy class 81 three,
Fred H. HanosA was ttp ff0m She4;
don Thursday and pHid his StbscFlp-
ton to the News Budget tilfee yeafs
in advance. so he wouldn't hav& IL
bother about it every year.
IL. ii. FfatZke of .Jesup, Ia. arrived
here "Wednesday to look the country
over vita = view Of locating here. Mi
Fratzke was llefR ia August. travelling
by auto. and SAYS this paFt of the conn-
fry looks good to him,
w. h. Arnold. Of Madison. was IN
| l.adysmith last Saturday on business
Sir. Arnold owns good farm near IN
gram. hut he resides in Madison with
his family that his children may have
university educational advantages.
/ Mrs Will Pagci substituted Monday
/ Tor Miss Beth CfOweh ns teacher OF
! the first grade at the west side schof.
while the latter attended the both wed.
ding anniversary of her grandparents
and family reunion AZ Oshkosh.
AARON Murray. Sam Woodland. Louis
! Lueth and II. V. Curtis returned home
| Wednesday from Il two-day duck hunt
/ ing trip TO BlafSdoii Lake Mr.. Murray