Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14
LOCAL & PERSONAL

School vacation.
Have you watch savings bank! -
Henry Wilson is driving tlne new
Studebaker.
Dick Alvey, of Bruce, spent SUNDAY
in this city.
d. Macarthur and H. F. Duckart
were over from Bruce Monday.
70 insure prompt settlement OF LOSSES
insure with Doyle & Falge 20.
Atty. j. w. Carow spent Monday ana
Tuesday in Milwaukee and Madison
on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Anton Peterson, late
of Prairie Farm, have become residents
of Ladysmith.
P. G. Anderson, cashier of the State
Bank of Bruce, was a Ladysmith call
err on Monday.
The Misses Clara Christensen, Eve
Ign Keith and Lelah Heacox were over
from Bruce Saturday.
Misses Mary and Agnes Girard nave
been spending the week at their home
near Thornapple Dam.
Mrs. Gertrude Stevens and son, Lee
went to Weyerhaeuser Monday to VISIT
at the Charles Stevens home.
Frank Helm made a trip TO Eau
Claire to attend an International Har-
vester convention held there Tuesday
Mrs. Thos. Schram returned TO
Hawkins, Monday, after a short Visit
with her sister, Mrs Anton Peterson
Mrs. P. G. Roberts was over from
Bruce Monday to see her daughter,
Charlotte, who is i'll at st. Mary's hos
pital.
Mrs. Hattie Tiffany returned the first
of the week from a visit with nel
daughter, Mrs. John Lindoo, Jr., and
family, at Argos, Ind.
Herbert Jung was here from Thief
River Falls, Mimi, to spend Sunday
and Monday visiting his father, q
Jung, and his brother, Will
Elmer Wise transacted business al
EXeland the first of the week. j. S
Secombe is now salesman in Mr.
Wise's feed store at that place.
Dairy and Food Inspector Cook OF
the State College of Agriculture, was
here Monday to make inspection OF
some milk which had been called t.
his attention.
Miss Viola Hayden returned to hel
home at Apollonia on Monday, after
being at st. Mary's hospital for tive
weeks, where she underwent an oper
alton for appendicitis.
For Sale-Swedish Select Oats, 9s
per cent termination. See sample
county agents Office or Helm nipple
ment Co., Ladysmith. Price 81 PEI
bu.-The John Helm Co. l.
A lunch will be served by st. Mary's
Guild Thursday afternoon, April 20
Everybody welcome. The lcommittee
is as follows: Mesdames Harry Al
len, Charles Eisenach, A. L. Collins
and Ralph Davis.
d. r. Burns, son of Mr.. and Mrs
E. H. Burns, has returned to the
Sweeney Auto School at Kansas City
to complete the course in auto ant
tractor mechanics This is said to b'
the largest school of the kind i'll the
world.
w. b. Durkee has purchased an i'm
proved farm of 90 acres, 512 miles
north of KEENAN, from Conrad Schaub
Mr.. Durkee will take immediate pos
session. The Durkee family have beer
residents of Ladysmith the past three
years.
John Howard sold his house to Louie
Kalcic and Paul prisudg last week anC
then bought a house of A. w. Fisher
Mr.. Howard will move into the Fisher
house, which is the first one west OF
the Baptist church. as soon as Mr.
Fisher. can vacate.
Rev. G. H. Eckhoff left Tuesday
for Talmage, Neb., his new charge
Rev. Eckhoff is a splendid young man
and while his friends regret his leav-
ing they are pleased to learn that the
change is an advancement for him
and means better pay,