Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-23
LOCAL & PERSONAL


loaded five International tractors Fri
day.
! On account of the strikes, order
your supply of coal early. Bragdon
son. 10-11
The Gollmar circus is billed for fif-
ty miles in all directions from Lady
smith.
Miss Elsie st. John, of Island Lake.
will attend training school here during
the summer session.
}. FL. Cline bought one of the "Mit~
chell'' houses on south E. Fourth-st..
Saturday
Arthur Peterson and Miss Mayme
Chr1stianson motored to Weyerhaeuser
| Saturday.
Let us know if you have any stock
cattle We are in the market at all
times. Mullen & Hand. III
Miss Myrtle Shaver, Barron. spent
| Sunday and Monday here with her
sister, Miss Viola Shaver.
Ray Dawson has accepted posi-
/
and will leave here this week.
The Bon Ton store building, owned
by r. NJ. Worden is being succeed on
the east side, the stucco replacing the
sheet steel.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. B. Ellingboe and
daughter. Helen, spent Sunday and
Monday IN st. Paul They made the
trip by auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Thomas drove
up to Ashland Sunday, returning on
Monday. They were accompanied by
Mrs. J. G. Lee.
f. W. Spiegelberg went to Knox
Mills Monday to see about the shin
ment OF some logs for the Menasha
Wooden Ware Co.
Mrs. T. NJ. Doyle and son. Rohhr
departed Tuesday night for Benton
Harbor Mich, to visit sister of |
Mrs, Doyle, who is i'll.
LeVeille's orchestra furnished music
Tor the opening dance at Hawkins Sat |
arday night Quite a number Of |
young people from here were present. |
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Wills. of On
tarlo Vernon county, have been visit
ing friends here the past two weeks
they are former residents of LADY,
smith.
Men wanted to cut hay with a
scythe and put it up for the hay
clover and timothy; close to two tons
per acre full of seed. See or write NJ
0. Emmons.
Miss Ingrid Schiotz bookkeeper at
the cooperative creamery. is enioying
a vacation this week Miss Esther
Grieshammer is taking her place at
the creamery.
Headaches and constipation make
life e-HOLLISTER'S GOLD
EN- NUGGET TABLETS will free you
OF headaches and constipation. Crit
ms Drug Store. S-12
Rev. j. W. Hadden, of Bruce, was
in the city Saturday and spent a short
time with his son, A. A. Hadden. Rev.
Hadden was on his way to Ashland for
an ordination ceremony.
Gerald Larson, Story City. Ia, left
for st. Paul Monday, after few days
visit at the ]. G. Wier home south of
the city. Mrs Larson, cousin of Mr. /:
Wler, is making a more extended visit.
Miss Belle Grunseth resigned her DO
sltlon at the Bon Ton store and left
for her home at Ingram Saturday
night. Miss Grunseth will return here
on Wednesday to clerk at the Bon Ton
during the special sale
Mrs. Eliza Davis was the honor
guest at a surprise party given at the
home of her mother Mrs. Fred Bari
knecht, Thursday evening AeIarge
number of friends were present and ;
the evening was socially spent Att
0:3O O'Clock splendid lunch was
served
Herbert Larson and wife returned
to their home in Oxford Monday, af- ;
ter visit CT several days with Mr.
Larson's brother, George Larson. and
his family. Mr.. Larson likes Rus1
county so well he would like to come ,
here to reside if he can dispose of his
interests at OXf0rd.
Allen LeVeille came home from
where he has been attending
the university, and is employed in the !;
LeVeille grocery. His brother, Will !
fred, who has also been a student at |
the university, will be employed in
state highway engineering work in the )
southern part Of the state during the !
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. II. Plant, Miss Min
ale ZimpeL Mrs O. Garwood and :
Rosalie Bell made an auto trip of 165
niles, last Wednesday from this city !:
% Radisson through Winter to FL !
ield, passing through one corner of !;
he proposed Northern lakes park" !;
md returned to Ladysmith via Phil !;
FPS and Prentice. !;
Leonard Schneiders, of Elkton, !;
Maryland, has been spending week !,
n this vicinity, visiting his uncle. !.