Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-05-12
LOCAL & PERSONAL

community, were in the city Tuesday
y If you have funds to invest, call an
see us. Pioneer National Bank. ct
II j. NJ. Hurless, Weyerhaeuser, wa
! in Ladysmith and vicinity on business
J ! Saturday.
| See Sturgeon Stringer about YOU
eyes now at the Baker Hotel, Lady
smith.
| Don't say ice cream slndae, sa!
Clover brand ,sundae.-Ladysmith Ic'
Cream Co. 2!
/ Miss Viola Shaver spent Sunday il
Minneapolis with her friend, Miss
Edna LaVigne.
Mrs. John Hinaus was up from
Thornapple Dam Monday to have den
tai work done.
Money. Save money by buying
| ground corn and oats for ST 40 per cwt
at the Feed Mill.
Mrs. Sidney York and children left
Monday for ST. Paul to spend week
visiting relatives.
Albert Wisely, of the hurry neigh
borhood, was business visitor in La
dySmlth Saturday.
U. G. Crandall, prominent farmer of
| the hurry country, was a business Wis
itor in Ladysmith Tuesday.
st. Mary's Guild will hold an apron
sale at the parish hall on Thursday,
May 20. Lunch will be served.
Fred Crandell received new Gard
ner last week and sold Hupmobile
to A. r. Shudlick, merchant at Crane.
e. NJ. WOrden has new Elgin Six
which he drove out from Minneapolis
last week. Fred Volkman was with
him.
B. A. Beaver; help boost the Beav-
ers; 100 new members wanted by
June p; 7S still needed. Will you be
one?
Armour's baked beans, 8 large cans
for Sic gets one small can free
Voeste Economy Grocery, 800 e. Wor-
den-ay.
Camp meetings will be held at the
tourist camp ground June to IA, in
elusive, with services each day and
evening.
Armour's baked beans, 6 medium
cans for $1.O8 gets one small can free.
|-Voeste Economy Grocery, 800 East
Worden-av.
Mrs. Sadie Turner, of Minneapolis,
was guest of her cousins, Mrs. VIM.
'Schug and e. NJ Worden, last week
and this week.
According to exchanges from over
the northern part Of Wisconsin, trout
fishers had poor luck ON the opening
day of the season.
When ordering ice cream for Sun
day, call for Clover brand, made from
pure, fresh, Rusk county cream.-Lady-
smith Ice Cream Co. 2-5
Sturgeon Stringer, the optometrist,
will test eyes and fit glasses at the
parlor of the Baker Hotel, Ladysmith,
every day from now until May Ia.
Mrs. Frank Putnam will entertain
the Bethany Sisters Wednesday after
noon, May II. Lunch will be served
A cordial invitation is extended to the
public
Mr.. and Mrs. George Enrich and
two children, of Freeport, ILL.,, arrived
Saturday for visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Edgar and Mr.. and Mrs.
Gil Henrickson.
Rev. G. Blessin, of Minneapolis,
preached at st. Paul's Lutheran church
Sunday and will occupy the pulpit of
this church every Sunday until new
pastor is appointed.
Mrs. Ann Schaeffer left Tuesday for
her summer home near Stone Lake,
after a weeks visit with Ladysmith
friends Mrs. Schaeffer had spent the
winter with her daughter at Chicago.
Leo Zimmerman intends to be right
up with the times. He is going to take
some Of his least popular monographs
and equip the cabinets with radio out
| fit, and will call the result the radio
trola. OF course, no Brunswicks will
be thus used.
| Paul Piper returned from his visit
ITO Missouri last week. He said that
times are lively in that state, especially
in the larger towns. Kansas City,
especially, he said, is showing many
signs of prosperity and wages for
skilled workmen are high there.
A Mothers Day service will be held
at the Congregational church Sunday
commencing at II o'clock a. m. The
Service Star Legion will attend this
meeting in body and the pastor will
deliver an appropriate address. Spe-
cial music will add to the interest OF
| the occasion.
Paul Jaeger, of Appleton, and his
brother, Richard of New London
came to Ladysmith Tuesday to attend
circuit court where Paul is suing the
Farmers Mutual Town Fire Insurance
Company Of Rusk County for settle
ment of the loss of Mr.. Jaeger's cheese
factory, three miles northeast of La
/ dysmith, which was destroyed by fire
4 a year ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. D. MOorhead were
/ down from Exeland, near which place