Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-23

The j. w. Carow, O. J. Falge, f. NJ
Doyle and Martin Nelson families
spent Sunday at Sand Lake.
Extracted honey for sale, SOC per
quart jar, delivered in town. Drop
postal to L. H. DeWalt, r. 1. 11-13*
Chem J. Steinfort and Miss Oivea
Steinfort drove to Dorchester to spend
Sunday. They returned Monday morn
! ing.
Joe Lepley, of Cameron, was in the
city Tuesday. He said he would be
up to the circus with his family the
Doth.
The Neumann residence and Office at
| 113 w Third-st has been improved by
| the addition of an enclosed porch and
fresh paint.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Bugher, of Shell
don, have a son, born June 10, at the
home of DR.. and Mrs G. E. Bugher,
w. Fourth-st.
Glover and timothy hay stumpage /;
200 acres of finest kind of hay all
scythe work If you want some Of
it see or write NJ. O. Emmons.
Robert w. Kane, formerly of Lady
smith, spent last week in the city, re-
turning Saturday to Minneapolis,
where he is taking vocational training
at the university of Minnesota.
t. H. Barnes, 800 Pederson-av,, was
the victim of hot water and steam
which badly scalded his right hand, at
the paper mill Thursday. He will be
unable to work for two or three weeks.
C. S. Skinner and Henry Trettin and
their families, who have made their
homes in Ladysmith for two years,
moved to Neenah this week, where the
men will be employed in a paper mill.
They loaded their household goods for
shipment Tuesday. :,
Stagnant decayed matter in the
stomach and bowels may cause serious
trouble. Constipation undermines your
health decreases your resistance, i'm
pairs your ty-HOLLISTER'S
GOLDEN NUGGET TABLETS will
rid you of constipation riff1n's Drug
Store. S-12
L. n. CHECKER, Bay City, wife and
daughter, drove up Ford day to visit
his parents,y Mr. and Mrs Lewis
CHECKER, his brother, S. L. CHECKER
and sister, Mrs Catherine Campbell,
Lake-av. FROM here they drove to
Shell Lake to visit sister of Mrs.
CHECKER.
Mr.. and Mrs. Will Jacka and daugh-
ter returned to their home in Crys-
tai Falls Mich, Saturday, after
spending few days at the home of
Mrs Jacka's sister, Mrs. E. M. Dahl
berg. Mrs. Dahlberg and sons re-
turned with them. They made the
trip by auto.
Worms developed from eggs layed
by a moth are attacking elm trees in
this city. Some trees are badly in
tested and are threatened with COM
plete denudation. Spraying with a
poisonous insecticide seems to be the
only way to stop the ravages. J. D.
Fritz was busy with a sprayer Mon
day, spraying elm trees on Lake-av
A large number of friends of Mrs
George Dempewolf surprised her at
her home Friday afternoon, June 16,
the occasion being her birthday ami
versary. The afternoon was most en-
joyably spent and at five o'clock very
fine luncheon was served. Those pres
ent were: Mesdames Hammer, Thomp-
son, HuddlestOn, Schmidt, Granstrom,
Plant, Berger, Miss Aria Johnson, and
Rev. and Mrs M. Doherty.
Jac SPEECH, janitor at the court |
house, said that the first money he |
spent in this country he paid to Sol |
Levitan for merchandise, in Green |
county. SOL at that time a pack ped |
der, was just over from Switzerland, |
which is Jac's native country, also |
His only capital was his credit He |
was honest and industrious, Mr. SPEECH |
says, and he prospered and now is one |
of the leading bankers and business |
men of southern Wisconsin. Mr.. Levi |
tan is one of the few Hebrews who is |
a Mason.
1t is a little remarkable, perhaps, |
that no disorder or accidents of any
kind occurred in this city on Ford |
day, though ten thousand people weret
gathered here on that day. The sher-I
iff and his officers kept a sharp look
out for any evidences. of violation of |
the prohibition law, as they expected |
some attractions with such a crowd in
town, but were unable to discover any
case of drunkenness or. liquor. City |
police make similar report Had
there been saloons here, as under for