Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-12-15

o. L. Hotz, of Hawkins, was in La
dysmith Tuesday and took the night
train for Chicago on business trip.
George Bugher, who is in the loan
and insurance business at Hannibal,
spent Tuesday here with his parents,
DR.. and Mrs. G. e. Bugher.
He who hesitates is lost The
sooner you enter the Mankato Com
mercial College, Mankato, Mimi, the
better for you. Send for catalog. it,
Be sure and attend the auction sale
of horses, PONIES and milk goats at
the stock yards Saturday. Get milk
ing goat for the winter. Sam Mark,
Prop. 1t*
The Holtz Dry Goods Co. will con-
duct a free wrapping service at the
pOstoffice this year. same as last year,
during the week commencing Monday.
Dec. IS.
At the last meeting of the Amer
lean Legion Post of this city, it was
agreed that the annual dues shall be
raised from So to 81 a year This will
not go into effect until Jan. 10 and
applicants for membership will be re-
ceived before that date at the present
rate
Four couples of young married peo-
pie joined with Mr.. and Mrs. E. b. Nal
ley in observing their wedding anniver-
sary at the Nalley home at 419 e.
Eight-st N. Monday night After con-
gratulations, the time was passed in
playing cards. An oyster supper was
served
r. e. Carson, well known here who
spent the summer and fall with his
father at Manistique fishing ON large
scale off the shore Of Lake Michigan,
visited Ladysmith Tuesday. Mr.. Car
son has resumed his former work as
travelling salesman for the Northern
Supply Co., of Amery.
Patrons of the Ladysmith postoffice
will confer favor on the postmaster
and his assistants if they will mail
their Christmas parcels early this year.
There is always a jam at Christmas
time and the postal men are overbur-
dened with work; besides. parcels
mailed early will be more likely to be
delivered on time and in better con-
ditiOn.
F. w. Kasl departed yesterday noon
during a gentle snowstorm for his new
home in California, where milder
weather no doubt prevails. Mr.. Kasl
Will stop in Kansas for three or four
days to visit brothers and old friends.
A large number of his Ladysmith
friends were gathered at the depot to
bid him goodbye and to wish him
prosperity in his new home
Several members of the Ladysmith
colony of Beavers were entertained at
banquet and dance by the Hawkins
colony at Hawkins last Thursday even
ing. The following members from La
dysmith attended: Messrs. and Mes
danes Lester Guthrie, Frank Metz
ger, Glen Carter; Misses Minnie Stew
ems, Amy Hogeboom, Cora Emo, Chris
] tine Minter and Nora Carter Mrs. G..
Rice, Louis Austin, Rueben Minter
and Gus Marburger.
The many old friends of Mrs. c. M.
Bishel will be glad to know that she
is again to reside in Ladysmith. For
! some years Mrs. Bishel held a respon-
sible position in Dayton's department
store in Minneapolis, and more recent
ly she has been living at her former
home in Chippewa Falls. Mrs Bishel
has accepted a position in the Pioneer
National Bank and has taken up her
duties there. She is no stranger to
her new duties, as she is experienced
and proficient in banking, which her
friends here will remember Mrs.
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