Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-10-13
LOCAL PERSONAL.

L.
afflicted with smallpox.
Mrs. J. G. Lee spent few days in
Minneapolis this week.
| Lanes Music Shop is full Of sug-
gestions for Halloween
/ A. j.. Winnnige spent Tuesday and
Wednesday in Menasha on business.
Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Olson, Of Glen
Flora, were Ladysmith visitors Mon
day. usfaa .6ae.,s
King Bros. are building ware
house and cement shed west of the
! railroad on Miner-av
G. j.. Dregne is tearing out the old
refrigerator in his main store build
/ ing to make more room to display
GOODS hi. HI
/ Mrs. S. H. Dooley, Mrs, C. e. Hoskin
and Mrs. M. c.. Martin will spend a
week in the twin cities, motoring in to
day. in the Dooley. car.
Mrs. Herman Clausen, of, the town
of Hubbard, was called to Schleswig,
Ia, yesterday, by the serious illness of
her father, Klaus Rusch. 49,
Reeves Ellison and sister, Lucille, OF
Weyerhaeuser, attended the dance
here Wednesday evening. !.
| c.. E.. Urban, general superintendent
of the 500 Line, and F. w Curtis, su-
perintendent, were in, the city Tues
| day.. 81 GaeI ..ets '.s.@,
Miss Agnes thinner, who has been
employed in Minneapolis millinery
establishment, returned home Tues
day. ~
| Rollie BoldOn, who runs a garage
at Sparta, visited at the home of his
! father, A. A. Boldon, Thursday and
| Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Lybarger, Stew
ems Point, visited this week with the
VIM. Schug and the E. NJ. Worden
| families, relatives. .y
Art Peterson, salesman for the La
! dysmith Grocer Co., is playing with
| the Rice Lake band at the National
| dairy show at Hamline this week.
M. E. Brown, chairman of the town
of hurry, was in the city yesterday.
He said the work of re-assessing the
town. on order Of the state tax COM
mission, is progressing .4
| Mrs. George P. LueH. returned Mon
| day morning from a weeks visit IN
Milwaukee and is now visiting ner
1 parents ait Galley Lake. yts ,.,,.,
/ Clifford Kunce returned Monday
from twe-months' trip to. North Da-
kota and Canada. Mr.. Kunce broke
his left arm while away but it is now
nearly well. -
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. F. Hole are re-
turning today to their home in Lltch-
field. Mimi, after a ten-days' WISH at
the home of their daughter, Mrs. John
L. Boldon. ia F.
Mrs. Stephen Jones, Canton, ;. D.,
and her daughter, Mrs. Dan Thomp-
son. Minneapolis, returned to Mime
apolis Wednesday, after a Visit OF
several days at the D. II. Richards
home.
The Rusk County Real Estate Board
held a banquet at the Gerard Hotter
Thursday evening. w. G. Thompson,
of the Rusk County Journal, and M.
O. Emmens, of the News-Budget,
were invited guests.
H. H. Seaman, head OF the closed
body department of the Nash Motor
Company, was in the city yesterday
on his way from Lake Owen, near
Drummond, to- Milwaukee. He called
on Fred True. local Nash agent.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Helm went in to
the cities Wednesday to see the Ma,
tional dairy show. Mr.. Helm, man
ager of the Helm Implement Com
pany, is especially interested in dairy
; machinery and equipment.
Mrs. George Denny has been visit
ing her folks. the Joe Schmidt family
for a few days. Mr.. and Mrs. Denny
RECENTLY removed from Crane to Owen
where Mr. Denny was transferred q
J the position of section foreman
L. Schmidkunz returned Tuesda!
: evening after a two-weeks' auto trll
: through Wisconsin, Minnesota ane
Iowa. He was accompanied by his
, wife. who remained in Minneapolis
: and from there she will go to Becker
Mimi. where she will spend two weeks
with her brother.
Practically all of the grade teachers
of the Ladysmith schools are attending
the teachers convention at Superior
i Consequently there was no school II
: the grades Thursday nor will there o.
|today. The highschool is in session
{ however.
f. Grant, district passenger agen
of the 500 Line, was in the city OF
business Tuesday. Very naturally, O.
e course, he regrets that Rusk count.
could not pledge enough railroad fare
e to warrant the running of specia
train to the National dairy and poul
l try show this week at Hamline.
e. The Bon Ton has been paying q
) cents per cwt to farmers for their pc
: tatoes during the last three weeks
e which is the highest price we hav'
). heard of this season. They have pait
: two cents per pound for cabbage, ant
!, two cents for onions The only trOu