Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-24
LOCAL & PERSONAL
The best of fruits at M0uzakeys.

Gates Land Company buys and sells
farms.
If you need an engine. Helm can fill
the bill.
Have your films developed an
printed at Tiffany's Studio.
Bids for the city bond issue for paw
ing will be received on June %.
For farm mortgages and fire insur-
ance see Michaelson & Hughes Co. Att
| The Baptist Circle will meet with
Mrs. A. NJ Nelson next Thursday at
terno0n, June 30.
Fitgers Cereal Beverage is handled
by the Ladysmith BOttling Works
Insist on getting Fitgers
Joel Malick and Jack Becker, OF
MilladOre, visited Sunday at the Vim
cent Kurz and John Beronek homes.
| The Cleveland Sunday school OBJ
served children's day with appropriate
| exercises at the ClOverland school
house Sunday.
Fires may start i'll hundred differ
| AON''
is reliable insurance. MichaeisOn n
Hughes Company
Mrs. J. w. Mantle and daughters,
May and Wilma, left Friday for visit
at the home of Mrs. Manthe'S parents
i ilis Jackson county.
Mrs. Dora Hiliken. of Monterey,
Mimi, spent from Wednesday to Sat
urday at the farm home of Geo. Eden,
southeast of this city.
| Mrs. George Yaeger. who has been
visiting for the past two weeks at Al
mond. Wild Rose and Wautoma, re-
turned to Ladysmith Tuesday.
i James Payton. of Madison, was here
!. Monday looking up an old friend. Ned
!, Hill, who is starting a farm in Big
Falls near the Gus Mitchell farm.
4 Miss Viola Shaver is now employed
as bOOkkeeper for the Ladysmith Gro
Ger Co., substituting for Miss Hilda
Nelson who is confined to her home by
illness.
Ernest Fink, east of Conrath settler
was in Ladysmith Tuesday. Mr. Fink
has lived on his farm since 1898 an(
was the first settler in that part of the
county.
Mrs. l.. T.. LathrOp and daughter
Beatrice, Of LaFarge, came Saturda!
for visit at the Frank Hughes an(
Ben French homes. The ladies are
cousins.
The elevator to success is not run
ning-take the stairs. Which means
take a course i'm the MankatO CONNER
cal College, MankatO, Mimi. Send fo
: our catalog.
The Lueth Electric Shop will d.
your wiring promptly and at reason
I able cost Drop in at our office am
I talk it over, at 10 West Second-st., O.
! phone 396-W. g.:
; Girls! Have you seen those hand.
/ Vanity Cases with your own name il
! gold which the Rusk County Bank i
! presenting to each member Of thei
I $4,000 Savings Club. 81
V. p Barager, editor Of the Over
! Enterprise, and his brother, /. c. Bara
! ger. with the Barager Webster Co
I candy manufacturers of Eau Claire
were visitors in Ladysmith Tuesday.
!; Nate Hand probably buys and sell
more horses than any other man il
this part of the state. One day las
! week he sold five head, and he salt
! that it wasn't good day to sell horse
! either.
p H.. MCGOWAN drove to Bruce Sun
I day and took Dave Page. Gilbert York
! stOn, A. c. Moors. Ole Oles0n ant
! i. F. Murphy along for ballast. Th
! boys went to root for Ladysmith a
! the ball game
I Orville BrOckett says he took appli
! cation for life insurance from four diff
I ferent men in various parts of thu
I county Monday and considers it a co
: incidence that the applicants were al
I over % years old
! r. Coon and sons left last week
! Plainfield. Mr.. Coon left his son
I James, there to spend the summer
! with an uncle He returned with thu
I other son Monday.
d Amos Stretch Elsie OldendOrf. Ma
! RE Rauhut. Mathilda and Alma Kuennt
!! returned from Eau Claire Monday
! evening. where they had attended The
81 fifteenth annual convention of The
I Luther League of the northwest.
Miss Ruby Collins spent the week
end with Miss Lucinda Gothic at Ash
land. Miss Gothic arrived here Wednes
day to take Miss Helen Robbins place
at the Big Falls Water Power Co.'S
Office while Miss Robbins is spending &
week at Oshkosh.
Leslie Heacox, of Detroit, Mich.
drove through Ladysmith Monday OF
his way to Bruce, where he is visiting
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J. III. HeacOX
Amos Stretch. who has been clerk
ing at Vaughan's clothing store, made
trip TO Eau Claire Sunday and re-
turned Monday. He left Tuesday for
his home at Wycoff, Mimi.
2. III. MCGOWAN drove to Bruce Sun
mother Mrs r. j. Sands, Mrs. r.. G.
lToa Gotn I,,nxr 70