Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-05-19
LOCAL & PERSONAL

at the HOltZ Dry Goods Co. store.
L. Copp has moved to the house
across the street from the hospital.
Swimming will soon be in order.
Get your suits at Ditmanson & Mel
sons. Price 75c to $4.85.
r. A. Meiklejohn, Of Waupaca, has
been visiting this week at the home of
his sister, Mrs. T. M Thomas.
L. Copp stated Wednesday, that he
had sold his soft drink business to
JOS Brown, who is to take possession
the first of June.
The excavation of the sewer ditch
on Worden-av is well along. Both the
excavating and the filing is done by
power machinery.
Henry Levin, Mrs. S. Levin and
Paul Christensen mOtored to Clear
Lake Sunday. Mrs. Henry Levin re-
turned with them.
Members of the Christian Endeavor
Society of the Congregational church
enjoyed a picnic at Greenwood park
Monday afternoon.
Why pay more for yeast when you
can buy the best there is on the mar
ket for DC per package. The N. j. G.
brand, at Ditmanson & Nelson's.
Miss Virginia Tate, teacher in the
Sheldon schools, spent Saturday with
friends in this city, and Sunday with
her sister, Miss Bessie Tate, at Hawk
ms.
Proprietors of business houses who
intend to decorate their places for
Ford Day should see John HOltz, of
the Holtz Dry Goods Co, for decora
tons
Finest quality white laundry soap,
IN. j. c.. brandy. % bars for $1.00,
p and G.. naptha soap. Dutch clean
ser per can 10c at Ditmanson & Mel
sons.
Fine quality cream cheese, % cents
per pound; brick cheese 21c per Id.
macaroni, 1O-lb. box 95c. huff sed !"
How is your appetite ?-Ditmanson &
Nelson.
Feel comfortable when warm wealth
er comes by buying straw hat from
Ditmanson & Nelson's. Genuine pan
amas at $2.75; work hats from 25c
and up.
Adam Reidner, East Worden-av.,
has raised his house and put wall
and basement under it. He will also
build a porch in front and an addition
to the rear.
William p. Pember drove up from
Conrath Saturday to transact bust
ness He said the roads were little
rough after the rains of last week, but
were smoothing down.
The Rev. G. /. Fisher family and
the f. w. Kasl family exchanged
abodes Tuesday, Mr.. Fisher having
bought the Kasl home on South First
st. some months ago.
For men only = Cooper's closed
crotch union suits, fits right, wears
right Prices from $1OO and up. If
you want the best call for Cooper's
closed-crotch at Ditmanson & Mel
sons.
Herman Zehner was UP from Thorn
apple Dam Monday to have his right
hand dressed by doctor. He re-
ceived a slight injury to the member
nearly two weeks ago and an infec-
ton set in, developing into blood poi
son.
After seeing the Shrine Clubs ex-
tensive program at Eau Claire, Fri
day, Mr.. and Mrs. e. G. Macdonald
drove over to Wisconsin Rapids and
remained there over Sunday. They
were accompanied by Mrs. G. A.
Sands.
A tip to the ladies: If you are
busy cleaning or doing other work
and too busy to bake, remember we
get fresh fried cakes every morning,
only 20 cents dozen; Sunshine cook
les and crackers of all kinds. Canned
meat and fruits and wieners, bologna,
Ditmanson & Nelson.
NJ O. Emmons is out ON his farm
helping his tenant Christ Gilbertson,
level and seed a hundred acres of
land, more or less. Miss Mildred En-
mons is temporarily looking after the
advertising work ON the News-Bud
get, but Mr. Emmons is writing the
farm department as usual. The News
Budget has the only farm editor we
know of who does the work of
farmer and enjoys it.
Three years ago Mrs e. A. Kirvan
planted the seed from a California red
grape-tihe kind that comes packed
in kegs-in flower pot. The seed
terminated and the plant thrived and
Mr.. Kirvan transplanted the young
grape vine to spot on the south side
of his house. The vine now covers a
large portion Of the soutnside of the
house and is full of tiny grapes which
he hopes will develop into eatable
frIIit