Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-07
LOCAL 4 PERSONAL

Ben Rock has improved his resi-
| dence by remodelmg his porch.
To insure prompt settlement of losses
insure with Doyle 4 FaIge Co.
AIRS. Frank Davidson is visiting her
daughter. Mrs, Gavin. near Tony.
Mrs. Fred Leblanc. of hurry. is the
| guest of her daughter. Miss Angcline
Leblanc.
Don Boustead has rented the Dicckz
| MIN farm and will move over to take
possession.
j. c, Glymer had the misfortune to
have one OF his toes smashed while t,n-
leading ties last week.
Tom Mix, favorite with many La
dysmith movie patrons, will he feat
ured at the Unique tonight.
Your cream separator repaired free
and ). Ask him about it, j1-5o
Paul Wenstadt, Of Milwaukee. spent
a few days here recently visiting his
mother. Mrs. Paul Wenstadt who is
at St Mary's hospital
Mrs r. s. Zierer, of Shawano. left
for her home Friday, after spending
two weeks caring for her sister. Mrs.
Fred Ludke. who was III.
Or. j. Wolfram returned from
Huron, $. d.. Monday night He re-
ports a snowstorm at that place Mar.
10Th with about six inches Of snow
Jennerman & Rietz have purchased
the Willard battery business From,
Diederich K Rietz and will conduct
the business at their shop IN the
Stone garage
James Jordan and wife who have
been living at MarengO during the
winter. returned to Ladysmith this
week and have rooms in the Fritz
building Their old friends extend Il
cordial welcome
King Bros have improved the APP
pearance Of their office by giving it ii
good coat Of paint and putting Il couple
If signs on it, This little bit of paint
makes big difference in the appear
ance of that street.
L. c. Streater writes Phil Reed
from Lake Arthur, La, where he is
visiting relatives, that he has checked
his coat and vest. from which ii is
surmised that the weather is warmer
There than 1t is here
F. d. Outright arrived from
Rhodes. Iowa. last week and his wife
and daughter came election day. Mr..
| Outright has rented the III. O.
Shaver farm. a mile southwest of the
city. and he and his family have
moved onto it,
The new mushroom" auto guides,
placed in the paving at the intersection
of First street and West Second st.. APP
pear to be more effectual and will prob
ably prove to be more enduring than
any. of other design that have been in
use here as silent policemen"
A number Of the friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. w. f. King spent a very enjoy
able evening at their home last Fri
day. 800" being played Fred Almdt
was the winner Of the head prize and
Ralph Davis the consolation. An ex
cellent luncheon was served in the
cafe
Miss Lorraine Martin daughter Of
Mr. aid Mrs NJ c. Martin. formerly
Of this city who is attending Miss
Woods kindergarten school in Mime
apoliS. has been appointed assistant
teacher at Faith Chapel, kindergar-
ten school. for the balance of the school
wear
\ surprise party was given by
| friends of Mr. and Mrs. G. x. Winters
! in honor Of their thirty-ffth birthday
last Saturday evening. Games of
various kinds were played. Crley
Winters won first honors in the candy
contest and Mr. Daniels was the
| ,booby' winner. Myrtle Winters
| held the lucky number in rafting the
| dish Many useful gifts were pre-
sented to Mr. and Mrs. Winters by
their friends as tokens of remem-
| brance. At midnight a dainty lunch
| was served to fifty-three guests. Two
beautiful birthday cakes, lighted with
thirty-five candles was big feature
Of the menu.
\ NIiner-av lady finally solved the
puzzle of why so many broken dishes.
She found after months and months
| of wondering, that broken dishes in
her house were one-third accident and
/ tw6-thfrds superstition. The kitchen
maid believed that if she broke dish,
two more must be added to the wreck.
or bad luck would befall her, and she
performed accordingly, regardless OF
the bad luck" on the house. She is
/ married now and probably her spouse
is wondering and buying.