Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-02
LOCAL & PERSONAL.

Fred D. Shafer was at Cameron
Saturday.
Monograph paper at the News
Budget Office
Mrs. G. Reiss has been on the sick
list the past few days.
TO insure prompt settlement of losses.
insure with Doyle & Falge Co.
The Pythian Sisters will have a reg
ular meeting Saturday night.
If you have funds to invest, call and
see US Pioneer National Bank 2tf
Mrs. G. e. Hoskin's Congregational
Sunday school class enjoyed a picnic
at Greenwood park Saturday.
Mrs. Caroline Juroshek, of st. Paul,
arrived Tuesday to make an indefinite
visit with friends and relatives.
The seniors and juniors of the Lady
smith highschool had a very enjoyable
picnic at Amacoy Lake Saturday.
Little Miss Katheryn Speidel enter
tanned a number of her little friends
at theater party last Thursday after
noon.
Pupils of the west side sixth grade,
Mrs Rose Bentz teacher, spent Satur-
day and Sunday in an outing at Anna
coy lake.
Special price of $3.50 ON mems work
shoes, size 10 and II, to clean them
up.--Ladysmith Shoe Hospital, III. L.
Copp, Prop 1t
The W. G. T. u. will meet with Mrs.
G.. T. Dixon on Monday, June s.
Lunch will be served. Everyone is
cordially invited.
Mrs. e. ID. Smell returned to her
home at Range, Saturday, after visit
of few days at the home of her sis
ter, Mrs. A. G. Murray.
L. e. McGill and G. FL. Williams had
business at Hayward Friday. They
drove across country, accompanied by
J. ?. Peterson and e. M. Worden.
Saturday afternoon Mrs. George T.
Slime, Mrs. M. Lewis and Mrs. Martin
Nelson gave one Of a series of bridge
parties at the home of Mrs. Slime.
The Scandinavian Lutheran Ladies'
Aid Society will meet at the church
basement Friday, June 2. Mesdames
j. Ritland and III. Emerson will enter
| tain.
Mrs. Gertrude Stevens and little
son, Lee, intend to leave about the Goth
| of June for California, where Mrs
| Stevens will keep house for her
| brother.
Mrs. Ray Fillmore and daughter,
Verna, of Minneapolis, spent Memoir
ial Day here. Verna returned home
| Wednesday and Mrs. Fillmore returned
Thursday.
Come to Ladysmith on Ford Day
| June 18th. A Ford car and about
| $4,000 in other prizes given away
| FL. A. Drake Auto Co., and Ladysmith
| Adv. Club. II
Saturday afternoon a company OF
| ladies had sewing party at the home
Of Mrs e. B. Nalley and enjoyed a few
| pleasant hours with their hostess
Lunch. was served.
Frank COnrath, federal land bank
appraiser, left Monday on a weeks
trip into Barron, Washburn and Saw.
yer counties to appraise lands Oh
| which loans are desired.
Rev. G. EckhOff, former pastor OF
| the German Lutheran church of this
city, now pastor of the German Luth
eran church in Talmage, Neb, spent
d few days here this week.
Fay Head, Shell Lake was in Lady
smith Sunday and Monday. Mr. Head
desires to again make this city his
home. He said that Mrs Head is or
ganizing W. c.. I. U. unions.
o. J. Falge and family drove down
to Manitowoc the first of the week tt
visit his folks for few days. From
there Mr. Falge went to Milwaukee
to attend as delegate the Republican
state convention.
Miss Matte Hayes, graduate nurse
returned from Minneapolis where sht
daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Weber
who was critically ill with pneumonia
The little girl recovered.
/ The Arlington club met with Mrs
Gil Henrickson Monday afternoon an(
/ enjoyed a few hours in needle wOrl
=
chair was left as a token of their es
TEEN. Lunch was served
4 A. M. Crandell thinks he has some
smart chicks. He bought fifty day
old chicks that came through the mai
ON March 20. Only twenty survive
but some of the little cockerels crow
he says, though they are less than tel
4 weeks old
i Prentice evidently has fast base
ball team this year. Last Sunday the,
defeated Bruce 3 and 2. The Sunda,
before, Prentice took Hawkins int,
camp. winning by the one-sided scor,
of Is to 1. Hawkins got it's tally il
the last half of the ninth inning.
J. p. Peterson and family and Mis-
Lang and Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Schu:
and Mr.. and Mrs ChaS. Eisenacl