Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-12-15
LOCAL & PERSONAL
Ten days until Christms.
December is One-half gone.

len Gays until CurlSImS.
December is one-half gone.
Do your Christmas shopping early.
Wilfred Schmidt has received new
Star car.
The Pythian Sisters will meet Fri
day night.
r. H. Burns went to st. Paul yes
terday
I. NJ Thomas went to Chicago
Wednesday night.
G.. A. Bitters was at Bruce on bus
mess Wednesday.
Cash for your War Savings stamps.
Rusk County Bank.
Miss Irma Nelson spent a few days
in Eau Claire this week.
Just unlOaded a car of international
engines, all sizes. See Helm.
Mrs. DR.. Baker, Hawkins, was a
caller in the city yesterday.
t. NJ. Thomas made business trip
to Lafayette, Ind, last week.
See Helm for sleighs, cutter run
ners, heaters and other winter goods.
Mrs. Elmer w. Hill has been con-
fined to her home by illness for few
days.
7. s. Thompson went to Chippewa
Falls Wednesday afternoon to visit
his mother.
A. A Conrad, of Iron Mountain,
Mich, spent Wednesday in La1ysmith
on business.
1oI hn rf
of their store on Miner-av. and in
stalled fish market this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Wycoff returned
home Tuesday afternoon from visit
with relatives at Almena and Cumher-
land.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hanson and
Mrs. M. G. Martin and son, Leslie,
spent Sunday in Rice Lake with Nj.
c. Martin.
Miss Daisy Carter, of the Fritz Dry
Goods Co., fell Friday noon and
sprained her hip. She is still con-
fined to her home
We know the classified ads in the
News-Budget are thoroughly read by
our subscribers. You will know it if
you use the classified columns.
w. J. Bell left for Waukegan, ILL.,,
Monday night to visit his daughter,
Mrs. Leon Jensen, and to inspect a new
grandchild in the Jensen home
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Drum and chill
dren drove to Jump River Sunday to
spend the day with Mrs. Drums par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. M. Coleman.
Yesterdays light snowfall, added to
what had fallen, put a little crimp in
the sport Of skating, which the young
folks have been enjoying since Thanks
giving.
Phillip Bliffert, of the town of
Grant, left for Milwaukee Wednesday
to attend the great products show just
opening there, and to visit a son and
a daughter.
George Russell has returned from an
automobile trip through central Kan
sas, Oklahoma and Texas. He says
that business conditions vary much in
those states.
NIL. III IIddS IeJuIu6u uUu1c CdL-
urday night from Superior, where she
had been visiting a sister. Mr.. Haag
conductor on the 500 Line between
Park Falls and Marshfield, was home
over Sunday.
Rev. A. BOldOn, who recently pur-
chased a home at COnrath, went to Wa
terville, Mimi, Wednesday to get his
family. Rev. BOldOn has been en-
gagged to do evangelistic work in Rusk,
Sawyer and Barron counties.
J. B. Jones, vice-president of the
Great Western Paper Co, visited their
paper mill in this city Tuesday and
Wednesday. He left Wednesday for
Chicago wher he will visit his daugh-
ter, before returning to his home.
A nice Christmas present that will
last a year and be remembered every
week by the recipient is a yearly sub
scriptiOn to the News-Budget A rel
ative or a friend will appreciate such
a present. Just a suggestion, but a
good thing to keep in mind.
Let us store your battery this Win
ter. Our service will increase the life
of your battery several months. Auto
Electric Service, T. G. B0ardman,
Mgr, Phone TOW, 112 E. Second
st. 1888