Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-12-08
LOCAL & PERSONAL

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Company.
r. b. Macdonald spent Monday in
Milwaukee.
Stoves and ranges. We sell them.
Helm Implement Co.
Just unIoaded car of Interna-
tional engines, all sizes. See Helm.
Mrs. Fred True entertained the ladies
of the Five Hundred Card Club Friday
afternoon.
The Baptist Circle will meet at the
home of Rev. Doherty, Thursday, Dec.
Ia. All are invited.
The young folks of the community
have been enjoying fine skating on the
river and lakes the past week.
A missionary offering will be taken.
The morning sermon will be in the
Norwegian language and the evening
sermon in the English language.
Rev. G. X. Solberg, of Minneapolis,
will preach at the Scandinavian Lu-
theran church Sunday morning at IL
o'clock and Sunday evening at z 80.
Miss Melvina Tabor, of Weyer-
haeuser, purchased a very fine Pack
ard piano which was delivered to her
Tuesday by r. w. Lane, of this city
Mrs. William Freeman and son,
Leonard, of MenomOnie, former La
dysmith residents, spent Thanksgiving
here. Leonard is attending Stout In
Stitute.
Bernard Schwartz returned to Me-
nOmonie Sunday, where he is attend
ing Stout Institute, after spending
few days with Ladysmith friends and
relatives
Miss Irene Savord left Monday for
Milwaukee, where she is employed,
after spending three weeks with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Geo. Savord. w.
Fritz-av.
The new modern glass front in the
pOstoffice building adds attractiveness
to the building. Unfortunately, one
of the large glasses was cracked after
it was placed in position.
Fred Darling, of the town of Dew
ey, was the first to register for the
calf at the News-Budget office, Wednes-
day, and Mrs. Vanderbilt, of Lady
smith, rural route No. 8, was the sec
Ond.
A cordial invitation is extended to
everyone to attend the meeting Of the
Bethany Sisters, who will be enter
tanned by Mrs. Ida Sands Wednesday
afternoon, Dec. 10, at O'Clock. Lunch
will be served.
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ E. church
had large display of useful and
beautiful articles at the opening of
their sale at the church Wednesday
evening. A large crowd attended and
sales were brisk.
Members. of the camp of the NJ. w.
A. of this city extend cordial wei
come to members Of the order who
may be in the city temporarily The
next meeting will be held at Odd Eel
lows hall Saturday night
A. J. Winnige and family drove to
Minneapolis Wednesday, Art re-
turned Thursday driving back new
sport model HupmObile Mrs. Win
nige, Dorothy and Mabel Solberg spent
the remainder of the week in the city
and returned home Saturday evening.
Miss Minnie Cliff, a returned mis-
sionary from Malaysia, is in Ladysmith
today and will address the ladies of
the Methodist church at the church
parlOrs at 3 in the afternoon and Z 80
in the evening All ladies are invited.
Miss Cliff has very interesting story
to tell
Local merchants report a lively con-
test in the Proctor & Gamble soap
wrapper contest inaugurated by the
Ladysmith Grocer Company. A lot
of tempting and valuable prizes on
display in the former Rusk County
Bank show window is the active in
centive
LAST CALL-TO holders of VIC |
TORY BONDS and WAR SAVINGS |
STAMPS: Victory Bonds with Ser
ial letters A, G, D, E and are
called for payment December 18th. af- |
ter which they draw no interest. War
Savings Stamps become due Jan /.
1923. Bring them in for deposit on |
your savings account now at the full
amOunt.-Rusk County Bank. 1t /
G. e. Culver, of Superior formerly of
this city, has been spending few
days in the city. While here, Mr.. Gull
yer exhibited samples of rubber re-
pair work by cold vulcanizing"
method by the use of a rubber COM
pound of which he said he is the orig
inator and which he has named "Su-
periOr Rubber Repair" He is put
ting this preparation on the market
through wholesale houses. 1t is es-
pecially intended for the rapid repair
of automobile tires, but can be just
as successfully used for repairing any
rubber articles. ,
James drinking cups and litter car
rierS are sold bV Helm Imnlamant 90