Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-13

George Heaverin, of ApollOnia. was
Il Ladysrnith visitor Tuesday.
l.. E. McCarn made professional
visit TO Weyerhaeuser Tuesday.
Highest market price paid for hides.
BRAGDON 4 SON.
Charles Mccain was over from
Glen Flora Saturday on business.
To insure prompt settlement of losses,
insure with r. Nj. Doyle Company.
We charge store and repair all
We pay the highest market price for
hides. BRAGDON 4 SON.
Miss Maud Rogers visited at her
home in Barron q couple of days last
week.
See Spurgeon Stringer, the optonet-
rist, about your eyes at the Baker Ho-
tel. 1910
John Mouer, DR.. H. c. Johnson and
Atty Duckart were here from Bruce
on Monday,
Miss Agnes Schukar went to Fall
Creek Monday 10 visit her sister, Mrs.
Lena Glenz.
Mrs, Augusta Adelsperger and daugh-
ter, Lenore, returned from Hammond.
Ind. Monday.
Ladies' boomers in all colors at Csc
arc going fast. An exceptional value
The Bon Ton.
Misses Babe Austin and Mrs Will
ard Chapman, Of Bruce, were Lady
smith callers Saturday.
Kenneth Marshall, of Minneapolis,
spent Sunday at the Liebhardt home,
returning Monday noon.
Mrs Lula Ketchum returned to ST.
Paul Saturday, where her sister. Mrs.
Fl. c. Loucks resides.
The Willard threaded rubber battery
is the cheapest in the long run. For
sale by Diederich < Rietz 4O-41
Miss Winifred Brandt, of Joel,
stopped off here Saturday on her way
to Sheldon where she teaches school.
\ number of young people from here
attended the dance at Hawkins Satur-
day night.
Henry Foss his daughter, Mrs. En-
ma Ward and her son, Hubert, from
Hammond, Ind, were here 10 attend
tte funeral of Henry Vanderbilt
The Home Bakery is prepared t.
cater TO the wants Of people giving
parties. for anything in bakery goods
39-4{
Just received barrel Of nice water
glasses, only so cents per dozen. Come
in and see them CAROLS Variety
Store
Miss Georgiana Baribeau returned t.
her school at Weyerhaeuser Satur
day, after holiday visit al her home
OF the Tony road.
Orvile BrOckett has been doing lif'
Insurance work in Wausau lately, /bu
is expected to return to Ladysmith il
few days
NO better way to center the chill
drens' interest In the horne than b,
making Il Brunswick a member of thu
family Page & Zimmerman.
ttO tJIOhtiS VI bilC loNll VI Jtt
was county seat visitor Friday ana
Saturday, q guest at the home of hi:
daughter Mrs. Louis Rossberg
Aug. l.. Kanning was up from Con
14th Friday on business. Mrs. Kan
ming left that night for New York City
tn attend the funeral of her sister
G. NJ. Hruska, nephew of j ]
iruska, is taking charge of the SAM
tary Market during Mr.. and Mrs
Hruska's absence on their visit in Min
nes0ta and Iowa.
The NJ. E. Ladies' Aid Society will
meet at the church pallors Wednesday
afternoon, Jan. Is. Serving commit
tee: Mesdames f. Morgan, Mullen, No
bic and Hepburn.
The Brunswick strikes the family
chord. Dad, Mother. Sis and Brother
lind 4 new interest I'm home when the
Brunswick comes into their lives
Page & Zimmerman.
An error was made in publishing
the name Of the newly installed war
den OF the local Rebckah lodge in the
last issue OF this paper The warden
is Fredricka Hammer.
st. Mary's Guild held election of ofii-
GERS Sunday. Jan s. Mrs. Anna Wen
ner was elected president, Mrs. Frank
Hachek, vice president, Mrs A. I. Col
Inns, treasurer, Mrs Alex Bergevin,
secretary.
1t was Miss Florence Rrovan whe
won the forty admission tickets TO
che Unique theater as the second prize
in the Who's Who in Ladysmith''
contest, Instead of Florence Brown, as
printed last week ia the announcement
Of the contest winners.