Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-20
LOCAL & PERSONAL

DR.. Murray was over from WeFel-
haeuser Monday.
H. NJ Jones made Il business trip 10
Bruce Monday.
Mrs. James Hayes was a Bruce Wis
itor on Monday.
Claude Briggs visited friends II
Bruce Sunday.
Miss Olga Olson spent the Weekend
at her home in Bruce.
Miss Agnes Gerard spent Sunday
with her folks in Bruce.
Frank Doyle took out the FIRST 1922
dog license in Ladysmith Friday,
l.. f. Knudson and Atty IL. r. Duck
art were over from Bruce MonGay.
Mrs. f. Hess and son, John. were
over from Weyerhaeuser Saturday.
Chris Christian. of Wcyerhaeuser.
was business caller here Monday
Al Weingartner OF Weyerhaeuser.
had dental work done here Monday
Ditmanson { Nelson served coffee
and waters to their patrons Saturday
Shoes of ali kinds are offered at re-
duced prices at Vaughan's big clothing
sale.
Herb Hoselton and Elmer Bjerke, of
Weyerhaeuser, We're I.adysmith callers
Monday
Vaughans big clothing sale will end
Monday, Jan %. Don't fail TO attend
This sale.
Miss Pelkey. Of Weyerhaeuser,
was in this city Saturday having den
tal work done.
Mrs. f. V. Needham and daughter
Margaret, of Weyerhaeuser, were
callers here Saturday.
Buy what you need III clothing at
paughans, Saturday or Monday, IT
YOU wish TO save money.
We have two cars of strictly bone
dry hardwood, - and 16-inch. Lady
smith Fuel Co, phone SIS. 1t
You can get those rubbers for your
shoes at II. L. Cops for $1.00 $1.35
$145, $1.6O and $3.50 per pair.
1t will pay you to look over our line
Of Ladies' Mems and Boys shoes before
Juying elsewhere.-H. l.. Copp.
Mr.. and Mrs G. Z. Ballard came
over from Amery and spent Sunday
visiting at the W. A. Carroll home.
A 7-pound son was born Jan. 4 TO
SIR. and Mrs. Harold Laidlaw, at Port
Arthur.
Every household should have one of
our system calendars &
Hughes Co.
Z. G. Blood, pioneer business man
of Ingram, was Ladysmith business
visitor Saturday.
Best assortment of large 5-cent tab
let's at CAROLS Variety store. Buy
now before they are all gone.
Get an outfit Or two for that grow
ing boy at Vaughan's Clothing Store
before next Monday, Jan. %
Thorwald Ditmanson left for Chi
cago Saturday night to attend con-
ventlOn of the Retail Commercial I'm
ion.
Just received a barrel Of nice water
glasses, only 80 cents per dozen. Come
III and see them -~-Carron's Variety
Store
Our entire stock is priced to move
and move quick You will be the win
ncr If you attend this sale ut Naughan's
Clothing Store
Your opportunity to get a good over
coat or suit will never be better than
now at Vaughan's big clothing sale.
Sale ends Monday.
St Paul's Luther League will give a
basket social Friday evening, Jan 20,
ut st PalI's Lutheran church Evcry-
s,te is cordially invited.
L.. f. Stiles, for many years treas
&irer OF the town of Stubbs, spent Sat
lllHlay afternoon in Ladysmith, leaving
tor Milwaukee on the night train.
Money saved is better than money
earned. \ word is the wise is sufh-
a'ient. Supply yourself and family
with good goods nj low price at
uuSLlitLi 5.
St paul'S Luther League enjoyed q
~lcighride party 0ijf TO the home OF
e;eorge Groen. Games were played and
al IL o'clock lunch was served, after
which the party returned to their
homes.
DitmansOn < Nelson We're the sixth
highest in number Of pounds of tea
and coffee sold in $50 II. c. Z. stores
over the United States in the last six
suouthS. They have held about the
Samc position for the past two years.
l.. Gaasch, who has been here for
The past year, having connections with
the chair factory, and working there,
sold his interests Monday to T. NJ,
Thomas.
Tommy" Boa rCman has returned to
I.adysmith from Duluth and will open
"a battery and electrical business in the
building Immediately north of the
Jrttormark store, on t. Second-st.
win have carload of shelled corn on
In T % naxf MnnHnv on1