Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-10
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Eli Bfller was down from Glen Flora
{ Wednesday.
E. w. Beard, Ingram, was in Lady
smith Tuesday.
Money to Lean. amy amount.-Doyle
s Falge Company.
u. A. CalQuohoun was in from the
town of Atlanta Wednesday.
Joseph Cote. town of Willard. left on
trip to MINNESOTA Saturday.
W: p. Morgan has been spending a
couple of days in Minneapolis.
l.. Mackin, Bruce farmer, was a bus
mess visitor in Ladysmith Friday.
Dave Working was III town from
Weyerhaeuser on business Wednesday.
Mrs f. +. Nalley spent the first half
of the week with relatives at Apol-
lonia.
Put your valuable papers i'll one of
our safety deposit boxes.-Pioneer Ma
tional Bank. Aft
j. f. Mitchell was up to Phillips and
vicinity the first of the week. return
ing Tuesday.
See Sturgeon Stringer. the optomet-
rist about your eyes. at the Baker Ho
tel now.
G. o. Wig, C. +. Wall, Chas. Harmon
and Ben Lane Hawkins, were coun-
ty seat visitors Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Crandell spent
several days this week at the twin
city automotive exposition.
Dr. Johnson, p c. Anderson and f.
G. Bien, well-knOwn Bruce citizens
were in Ladysmith Wednesday,
The Woodmen of the World held in
stallation and enjoyed Il big feed
and a good time Tuesday night.
Misses Sande and Scott, highschool
teachers, accompanied two squads of
Girl Scouts on Il sleigh ride Saturday
night. ss8
Tom Lambert, convalescent from an
appendicitis operation at st. Mary's
hospital, was down from Ingram on
Wednesday.
will entertain the Scandinavian Luth-
eran Ladies' Aid Society at the home
of Mrs. Ellingson, Friday, Feb. II.
NV big fur business enables me to
ship directly to the furricrS. If you
want the most money ship or bring
your furs to me-R. NJ. Goldsmith, La
dysmith, Wis.
a. G.. Murray is spending the week
at Superior and vicinity with his CO.
workers in life insurance. Mr.. Murray
is general agent for the Central Life
of Des Moines.
County Poor Commissioner George
Manley was at Weyerhaeuser Wednes-
day, looking into the condition of three
poor families reported to him to be in
need of assistance.
Alfred Diedrich was discharged
from ST. Mary's hospital last Satur-
day, convalescent from Il rupture OPP
Grafton. He returned to his home near
Tony the same day.
The NJ. f. Ladies' Aid Society will
meet in the church parlors Wednesday
afternoon, Feb Is. at , o'clock.
The lunch will be served by Mcsdames
Dixon, H. V. Curtis, Remington and
Hall. 8Ek
Al Jennerman is some mechanic,
Judging from the fact that he is max
ing burning and limbering up ma
chine from the chassis and engine OF
an old Peerless auto. The outfit will
develop 4O-hOrse-pOwer and the cost
is less than 800, where a new outfit
would cost $500 to 5000.
Mrs. 4. G. Krause gave a party at
her home Wednesday afternoon in
honor of her daughter, Louise's, tenth
birthday. Eleven guests were present
and the afternoon was spent III play
ing games. Miss Louise received many
pretty gifts. Refreshments were
served at 5 80 o'clock.
A w. Second-st. resident remon
strated with his milk man over the
blueness of the milk he was getting
The explanation given was that tht
bows did the milking and they did moi
know how very well. III do the milk
ing myself, hereafter" said the man
land do it we'll" "All right replied
the patron, "but don't do it too neal
the we'll"
Misses Lillian Hanson and ElVl MAT
tila entertained a number of thei
friends Tuesday evening, Feb. {. A
the door each guest was presented
with a little welcome card in form
of q valentine. The evening was spen
in playing cards and games. An elah
crate lunch was served at clever
o'clock. The following were present
Misses Christensen, Blanchette, Riley
Peterson, Maffet and Mrs. Erwin Sa
word.
In remitting his subscription to tn
News-B Budget, Lester Corbett, Los Al
geles, Cal, formerly of Ladysmiti
tends to excite our envy with the 10
lowing: 1--WE are having little col
weather just at present, and the moul
tains are covered with snow. They al
x-orv haautiful tO look At and lust ia