Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-05-26
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Have you a watch savings bank? 1tf
Fred Leblanc spent Sunday in Muir
ry.
Monograph paper at the News
Budget office
G. e. Miner motored to Rice Lake
to spend Sunday
Mrs. D. w. Maloney spent the week
end in Minneapolis
Miss Maude Rogers spent Sunday at
her home in Barron.
Dr. and Mrs. III. Clark, Bruce, were
callers here on Tuesday.
G. e. Miners family arrived here
from Rice Lake yesterday.
FOUND-A place to save a dollar
on hat.-The Army Store.
Several Ladysmith teachers spent
| Sunday at Big Falls on a picnic.
Miss Viola Shaver was a weekend
visitor at her home in Barron.
Miss Lillian Beaudoin spent Sun
day at her home in Chippewa Falls.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Clausen, Miss
Margaret Leblanc and Hulgar Clausen
spent Sunday at Radisson dam.
Mrs. Heacox and daughter Lelah, of
Bruce, were callers in this city Mon
| day.
| Roy Larson, of the Great Western
| Paper Co., spent Sunday in Mime
apolis.
Mrs ]. Layigne and Miss Edna La
| Vigne, Bruce, were visitors in this city
| Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Leblanc, of Muir
~, spent Sunday at the Fred Lee
Blanc home.
Emery Ellingson, who is attending
the University of Minnesota, spent
the weekend in Ladysmith.
Mrs. Charles Russell and family, of
Ingram, spent Sunday evening in La
dysmith taking in the show.
Mrs A. NJ. Blanchett and daughter,
Elaine, and Miss Mayme Christensen
spent the week end in Minneapolis.
VIM Jung, accompanied by Floyd
| Swan and Howard Sergeant, motored
to Rice Lake and Cameron Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert March returned
| the first of the week from two
weeks visit with relatives and friends
at Oshkosh.
Leonard Murphy, manager Of the
Lampert Lumber Company, drove into
Minneapolis and spent Sunday with
his parents.
| A. L. Lint moved his family to In
gram Monday, where he will run a
cream station for the Crescent Cream
cry Co., st. Paul.
The Baptist Circle will meet with
Mrs. Charles Barnes Thursday after
noon, June l. Lunch will be served.
Everybody welcome.
Chas. Lozier is improving his home
on Roesler-av and Ninth-st west by
adding a porch on the west and south
sides and remodelling the interior.
Wanted at Once-a carload of hides
rags, rubbers, iron and metals.-Lady-
smith Fuel Co., BragdOn L Son, Prop.
1t
Mrs. George Roschek left for Joliet
on Wednesday to visit Mr.. Roschek.
She will also visit her daughter Kath-
crime who is attending school at APP
pleton.
Ray Grover returned to Stevens
Point Monday night after visit of
two days at home He is engaged in
electrical sign work there and plays in
the Hanson orchestra.
I Clarence Johnson has gone to Cas-
per, Wyo., where he had been offered
a position and near which city he may
take up a homestead claim. Mrs.
johnson will follow in short time.
Triliums, pretty three-petaled white
northern wild flowers, seem to be un-
usually abundant in the woods this
spring and these flowers form large
part of the bouquets gathered in the
woods.
A Ford car, driven by /. L. Jordan,
became unmanageable and turned over
near the Thomas farm Saturday,
smashing the top and windshield and
otherwise damaging it. Mr.. Jordan
was not much hurt.
J. HI. Pickell, who has been oper-
ating farm in the town of Willard,
has bought home on East Sixth-st.,
this city, to which he intends to move
his family next week. He has rented
| his farm to Mr.. Rhodes.
| The bus line which operated for
| time between Prentice and Ladysmith
| and Prentice and Marshfield, discon-
tinued operations on Tuesday. The
| company found that the train service
| from Prentice was too hard competi-
tion and no money could be made by
| their operation Prentice NewsCalu-
met,