Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-12-01
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Books-All popular fiction, 75c.-La-
dysmith Pharmacy. 1t
Miss Pearl Wood visited friends at
Flambeau last week.
Henry Wilson was at Winona,
Mimi, this week on business.
W. A. Eakman, formerly of this
city, is now a resident of Moline, Ill.
Feed cookers make cream checks
out of those potatoes See Helm. 1884
Every child should have savings
account with the Pioneer National
Bank. 33tf
Elmer Austin, who is railroading
at Marshfeld, spent Sunday with his
wife here
r. L. Beveridge, of the Sheldon
community, was in the city on bust
ness Saturday,
L. p. Charles and A T. Galby, of
Chetek, were business callers in this
city Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. d. Morgan and sons,
Robert and Donald, are spending a
few days in Oshkosh.
The latest popular fiction, IS cents.
Come in and look these books over
Ladysmith Pharmacy.
Try a box of "Keeley's Old Fash
Toned Chocolates" 60 cents per pound
bOX,-Ladysmith Pharmacy. 1t
Ed Baker, of Minneapolis, formerly
landlord of the Baker hotel, has been
spending a few days in town.
P. HI. Crowell and Dallas Briggs
came over from Bruce Monday night
to attend the X. P. entertainment.
Cook those potatoes and make cream
checks out Of them. Use our feed
cookers. Helm Implement Co. 1884
Charles Steafal, who lives on the
Tony road, left for Russell, Mimi,
Tuesday, to see his mother. who is
sick.
Try sack of our private brand
Northern Lilly Flour only S1.75. Ev.
cry sack guaranteed = Ladysmith
Trading Co. 1885
Mrs. NJ. G. Martin and son, Les
lie, are spending the THANKSGIVING
holidays with Miss Lorraine Martin in
Minneapolis.
Alfred Thorstad, who has been WIS.,
iting in the town of Big Falls during
hunting season, left Tuesday for his
home near WautOma
Robt. Austin, who has been living in
the flat over the Bon Ton meat market
during the summer and fall, moved
back to Bruce Wednesday.
Mrs. Harry Baxter was hostess at
party given at her home last Thurs
u
played and at 5 100 p. m. two-course
lunch was served
The Ladies Aid of the Scandinavian
Lutheran church will meet at the
church basement, Friday, December
3. Mrs. E. Wick, Mrs HOvind and
Mrs. H. Emerson will entertain
Mr.. and Mrs Leonard Conrad. of
COnrath, are moving to st. Paul this
week. where Mr.. Conrad will be en-
ployed as a blacksmith, and where
thew will make their future home
Mr.. and Mrs. John NJ Hurless were
here from Weyerhaeuser Monday and
Mrs Hurless had her arm, which was
broken in a fall in MINNEAPOLIS some
weeks ago, examined by a surgeon.
You can't saw wood with a ham
mer, much less succeed without bust
ness training. Write MankatO Com
mercial College, Mankato, Minis for
success Book. 1t is free. it,
Dr. w. r. Kennedy, of Milwaukee
Wis, will be in Ladysmith, Wednes-
day and Thursday, Dec. 6 and Z.
Practice limited to eye ear, nose and
throat. Eyes tie sted and glasses
fitted lie
The Ladysmith Motor Co. is remod-
cling and painting the inside of their
garage. They have partitioned off a
new office in the center of the build
ing and will use the old office for a
display room.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Fl. ellis, who own
two farms south of Glen Flora, de-
parted Tuesday for Evansville with
car Of livestock and household
goods. They own a place in Evans
vile and will spend the winter there.
Joe Weidner, of Glen Flora, was in
Ladysmith Tuesday evening ON his
way to Chicago, where he will spend
1liC "iitCl' MI. WcIuIt OWLS gu
acres of good land near Glen Flora
and will move onto the land in the
spring
The s. s. L. wish to express their
heartiest appreciation and gratitude
to VIM. G. Thompson and the entire
cast who so splendidly took the parts
in the play, Deacon Dubbs," which
was staged for the benefit of. the Me
mortal.
p. H. Griffin and family motored to
Rice Lake Sunday and spent the day
at the Noble Ritchey home. Miss
Marie Brule and little Jane Griffin,
who had been visiting at Rice Lake
for a few days, returned here with
them that evening.
j. f. Cass returned Thursday
night from a business trip to Rock
1o To H.