Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-17
LOCAL & PERSONAL

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Corner binds and top chains for sale
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w. A. Liebhardt and v e. Conwell
went to Black River Falls on business
Wednesday,
Walter KIopfenstein, railway mail
clerk. has been spending the week at
his home here.
The S. s. L. will hold a rummage
sale of old and new merchandise In the
Armory on Saturday, Nov. %.
A. III. Plant left Tuesday for visit
of several weeks at the home of his
daughter at Detroit.
Alex Moore is favoring his razor arm
since he was cracked on the member
while cranking car.
Miss Virginia Tate, teacher in the
Sheldon schools, spent Wednesday IN
Ladysmith and visited the city schools.
Raleigh Crandell went to Stanley
Tuesday to get a car which he was
obliged to leave there some time ago
for repairs.
Mrs. Ed. Pagel is teaching the tlrst
grade at the West Side school this
week on account of the illness Of Miss
Beth CrOwen.
A. R. McGill, of Waupaca, arrived
here last Friday to spend the deer sea
son at Bucks club with his brother, l..
E., and party.
Mrs. Ben Spalding, of Ingram, was
a guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Howard Tuesday afternoon ana
wednesday forenoon.
George Miller, of this city, returned
from his hunting trip Wednesday,
bringing a fine deer, wolf and WHO
cat that he had killed.
Mr.. and Mrs Peter Plante and fam
ily spent Sunday in Chippewa Falls at
the home of Mrs. Plante's parents Mr..
and Mrs Adelord Bergevin.
The next regular meeting OF the >.
s. l.. will be held Friday evening, Nov.
"a. Officers will be elected for the
coming wear. All members are request
ed to be present.
G.. F. Walker, now resident OF An
tigo. arrived here Wednesday to pack
his household goods f0c shipment 70
Amigo. Mr. Walker formerly conduct
ed an upholstery shop here.
Mrs. Amos Webb entertained num-
Der of the teachers at g O'Clock dm-
ner at her home Wednesday evening.
Those present were: Misses Orhme,
Thompson. Hanson, Mattila and Mrs
Isemke
We will be open for business in our
new Flour and Feed store at 324 e..
WOrden-av on Saturday, NOV 10
Phone us your orders for flour or feed,
coal or wood. Free delivery. Phones
SO or 354. A. Fl. BRAGDON & son.
Mrs. r. D. Goodrich entertained the
following ladies at her home THURSDAY
afternoon: Mesdames Cole, Baker,
Sweeney, Robelia, Lee, Bert Smith,
Dick Smith, Baxter, Slattery. At > :oo
o'clock two-course luncheon was serV-
ed
About fifteen teacher friends of Mrs.
Archie Plucheck entertained at
shower for her Saturday afternoon at
the home of Mrs Fred True. A very
ENJOYABLE afternoon was spent in sew
ing and a dainty lunch was served at
) o'clock.
farmer who was in Ladysmlth
Tuesday suggested that Ladysmltn
people who want to encourage home
trade and who want to help the farm
ers, should burn wood supplied by the
farmers. instead of coal shipped In
from other states.
G. I. and A. w. Fisher have received
the information that their younger
brother. f. r. Fisher, an attorney OF
Miller, s. D., was honOred at the late
election by being elected to the state
senate as a Republican candidate In
a normally Democratic district.
When Phil Reed went to dinner
Sunday he was reminded that he was
81 years young. On the table was a
large birthday cake made by Mrs.
Reed and decorated with 81 lighted
candles And Phil says that he is
too young by three years to retire.
The next regular meeting of the
Woman's Club will be held at the home
of Mrs. Henry Wilson on Tuesday,
Nov. q. Mrs. G. r. Slime will have a
musical program and Mrs. Henry Will
son will discuss the topic, parliament
tary Practice, Courts, Officials and Jur-
isdictiOn."