Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-03
LOCAL & PERSONAL

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Prof. Tozer. of Prentice, was in the
city Saturday.
]. r. McFarlane was down from IN
gram Monday.
Hawkins is coming over to WIN ffl-
day. TRY and get in"
Money to Lean, any amount--Doyie
& Falge Company.
NJ. Conrey was over from bruce
on business Tuesday.
Thos. Boardman had business at
Wcyerhaeuser Saturday.
VIM. Snyder of Galley Lake, was a
Iadysmith visitor on Saturday.
Joseph Reigel was in from his farm
i'm the town of Lawrence ON Tuesday
shoes. from 81 cents to $500 per
pair. Drop in and look them over.
H. l.. Copp. II
Two pounds Of pork sausage, 2oc
one gallon syrup. soc. at the Cash Meat
Market
Mr.. and Mrs. K. Lane returned from
two-days' trip to Minneapolis Sat
urday.
Louis I.ueth, Of the Lueth electric
shop. spent Sunday with friends at
Rice Lake.
Put your valuable papers in one OF
our safety deposit boXes.-Pioneer Ma
,in,ot p.nl, 42tf
W. A. Liebhardt was home from his
| timber camps near Hawkins the hrsl
of the week.
Frank Hem looked after bushes,
interests of the Helm Implement co.
at Phillips Wednesday.
| John HoltZ has removed the cash
icr's cage in his store and is using the
| space to display goods.
| Rev. c. W. Emery is spending the
week at Exeand, assisting Rev. keilar
! in a series of special meetings.
Louis McCorison entertained ten OF
his classmates last Friday afternoon
| in commemoration Of his tenth birth
| day
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Higher and
iIittlc daughter Of Sheldon, spent sun
doy with the formers parents, DR.. and
| Mrs. Bugher.
| Mrs. Hattie Tiffany is visiting her
daughter. Mrs. j. Lindoo j., and fam
ily. al Argos, Ind. Some of the mem
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Last week Il. NJ. Goldsmith made a
shipment Of fllrs which included bea-
yer. wolf, mink. skunk. rat and weasel
pelts. He bought IA number of large
wolf pelts this week and had on hand
several Wildcat and badger pelts.
Undertaken j. =. Peterson was called
TO the G.. A. Wilson home. six miles
northeast of Exeland Friday morning,
/ to prepare for burial the remains OF
Mrs. Wilson'S father Gust Wilson, who
died very suddenly at 1870 o'clock
that morning The remains were taken
| 10 Duluth for burial.
| Louie Johnson was down from Ltl-
gervillc the first of the week to hire
/ men for piling lumber. Mr.. Johnson
! has the contract for piling the lumber
! from the sawmill there. He reports
I that lie has done very well there in
the past two years Mr. Johnson was
formerly resident of Ladysmth.
The special music at the Congrega
| tional church Sunday morning included
| an exquisitely rendered violin solo by
". +. Powers and two beautiful vocal
solos, given by Mr.. and Mrs. Fred w.
Lneck, of Ripon. Mr.. and Mrs. l4ueck
were over Sunday visitors at the home
Of the latter's sister. Mrs. G. c. Died
rich.
1t has been said that Il good laugh
was the best kind of medicine. II that
! is no. the doctors and drug stores OF
I.adysmith must have lost considerable
buSiness ms the result of last Satur-
DAYS show at the Unique. Dorothy
Gish in 1.-THE Ghost in the Carrot" was
the Offering. Resides being Il good
drama il was the best bit of comedy
seen in Iadysmith III many a day and
convused the audience with laughter.
r. b. Woodwork, for six years man
ual training teacher in the l.adysmith
hlghschool, has been elected principal
of the Roosevelt Junior highschool OF
Fond du Lac, where he is completing
his second year Of school. The
promotion came as the result OF quail
ficatinns, conscientious work and the
| ~ AZ IA 80, cum IN
tendent OF schools. .'Woodys' friends
here will be glad to know OF his steady
rise in the educational world,