Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-10
LOCAL & PERSONAL


Company.
J. F. Mitchell visited with friends
at Bruce Monday.
The Pure Oil Co.'s storage tanks
have been reprinted. Il
Have your films developed and
printed at Tiffany's Studio.
Tom Mills and Tom Tosland, of APP
ollOnia. were in town Saturday.
J. M. Hurless of Weyerhaeuscr, was
in the city on business Saturday.
VIM. Turner is having a well drilled
at his residence on East Eighth-St.
]. f. Lee Stewart was over from
| Spooner visiting friends the first of the
week.
The Rusk County Bank will be open
pay nights and Saturday evenings from
| Z 200 to s 80 p. NJ. 1t
Auction sale of all household goods
| Saturday, June II. at one o'clOck.-L.
H. Upper 10 f. Miner-av. 1t
The f. NJ. Worden family were
| guests of Herman Minnie and family
| at Eau Claire Sunday.
Auction sale of all household goods
| Saturday. June II. at one O'clOck.-L
T.. Upper. TO f. Miner-av. 1t
/ That movie favorite. Charles Ray.
delighted two large audiences at the
Unique in Peaceful Valley" Sunday
night.
1.-Two 1aH
Monday from visit with her daugh-
ter. Mrs +. NJ Sergeant. at Rhine
lander.
/ Charles EllStrOm has moved his
family back to his farm near Leming-
tOn after spending a year and half
in Duluth.
4 Mrs. j. w. Fritz has been visiting
during the past two weeks at the home
of her daughter. Mrs. Bessie Markee,
at Moline, III.
Dr. Christensen was here from
Hawkins Monday to meet his daugl>
ter. who has been attending school at
Moose Lake, MINI.
Mrs Ed Bell and little daughter
with Nh Bells sister, Mrs Ray Ire
cartin. in st. Paul. .
The Ladysmith police were on the
lookout for an 0range-colored car last
Friday and Saturday, stolen at Hur-
ley Thursday night.
Friends of Miss Hazel Hurley gave
a prenuptial shower for her at hel
home three miles southeast of Lady
smith, Friday evening.
Jesse Ewers and VIM. Smith have
established dray line in the city
They have one rig to start with, and
expect to add truck.
Tuesday evening, June II, there
will be public dance at the |. O. O. +
hall, given by the Beaver lodge. Mu
sic by LeVeille's orchestra.
\ Mrs. August Wellhausen, Of the town
of Willard. has been suffering severely
the past two weeks with carbunclf
poisoning in her right hand.
| Dave Ellis has leased the Nels
Thompson building on w. Miner-av
for year and will open therein cafe
He has been getting in fixtures this
week.
Charles Richter, Of the town Of Hub
bard. was in town Friday. Mr.. Rich
ter has his plans made for a new farm
residence and has the basement for it
excavated.
You can't saw wood with a hammer
much less succeed without business
training. Write MankatO Commercial
College. Mankato, Mimi, for Success
Book. 1t is free.
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 their
500. 90 Savings Club. OIL
James Kellar was given the job by
the town board of the town Of Flam-
beau to build so rods of road from his
place in the northwest quarter OF Is
1915 to the road on the north side of
the section.
Many angling sports have been out
during the past ten days trying their
luck for muscallonge and pike. Some
good catches are reported, though a
number of fishermen claim that the
big fellows trifle with the bait.
Ed Baker, Of the Baker Hotel was
in Minneapolis last week on business.
He reports that there are many idle
men in that city. though he says that
real estate prices and rents keep up.
T., NJ, Soule last week purchased the
Oscar Omsted home on PedersOn-ay.
This Is known as the Gotham place.
Mr. Omsted will take up farming near
Baronette, where he taught school
during the past year.
Mr. and Mrs. A. III. Plant and Mr..
and Mrs. Grin GarwOOd enjoyed IN
automobile trip to Eau Claire last Fri
day They were delighted with much
of the fine country which they passed
through and saw many fine herds of
cattle.
| In a letter to the advertising man
ager of the News-Budget, l.. b. Han
cock president of the Pure Oil