Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-09
LOCAL & PERSONAL

| Money to Loan, any amOunt.-DOyle
& Falge Company.
The Ladysmith Grocer Co. has new
International truck.
Miss Ruth Pfiel passed Sunday at
her home in Oshkosh.
If you have funds to invest, call and
see u.s. Pioneer National Bank. 2tf
The Office of the City garage, J.
Steinfort, proprietor, has been re-
painted.
J. E. Bennor and family, from the
town of hurry, drove to Ladysmith
Wednesday.
s. L. CHECKER and Robt. March were
up north Tuesday posting advertising
for Ford Day.
Mrs. Frank Hughes will entertain
the Bethany Sisters Wednesday after
noon, June IA.
Mrs. Orville Hornbeck, of Gilman
spent a few days among relatives and
old Ladysmith friends here this week.
| A luncheon will be served by ST.
Mary's Guild at the parish hall Thurs
day, June Is. Everyone is cordially
invited
Carpenters have been making i'm
provements on the Gust Bitters home
and the M. e. parsonage, Miner-av.,
I this week.
e. Il. Carson, of the Ladysmith Trad
ing Co., returned yesterday morning
from a two days visit with relatives at
Manistique, Mich.
Miss Juanita Schmidt left Wednes-
day for Marquette, Mich, where she
has accepted a position in the land
clearing division of the university.
The Service Star Legion wishes to
express their appreciation and thanks
to those who furnished cars for the
use of the society on Memorial Day.
4 Rusk county students from the state
normal schools, colleges and the Uni
versity have been arriving home for
the summer vacation during the week.
n J. P. Rutan, 523 East Lake-av., has
finished re-painting the exterior and
interior of his house and also re-plas-
tering and otherwise improving the
same.
Headaches and constipation make
life misera ble-HOLL GOLD
EN- NUGGET TABLETS will free you
of headaches and constipation.-Grif-
fms Drug Store. S-12
Capt. H. H. Peavey, of Washburn,
who will be Congressman Nelson's OPP
IpOnent for the Republican nomination
for congress in the primary election,
was in the city last week.
The Service Star Legion will serve
a II o'clock dinner on Ford day in
the armory at 40 cents per plate.
Cafeteria lunches will also be served
throughout the day, beginning at 10
O'Clock.
The American Hotel which has re-
Gently undergone thorough cleaning
will be opened for business June 4.
1t has been inspected by the state board
of health and found to be in fine con-
dition
George Wander Loop has the cellar
dug and is starting to put in the foun-
dation for his new house on his farm
in the town of Grow. The house will
be 26x32, with one and one-haif
stories.
Thos. e. Moves, editor of the Win
ter Gazette and postmaster at that
place, made short visit at the News
Budget office while motoring through
the city Sunday. Tom was formerly
employed on the News-Budget.
MI. and Mrs H. Calkins, and their
daughter, Mrs p G. Walters, and
sons, Jap and Ace, motOred up from
Viola last week and remained here I'M
til Tuesday visiting L. M. and Charles
Calkins and enjoying the fishing.
r. Stowell. of Radisson, was in La
dysmith Wednesday. Mr.. Stowell and
his brother, George of Barron, are in
the bee business. They have 100 swarms
at each Of the aforementioned points
They are improving their Radisson
farm gradually, but make Bookkeeping
their main business.
LaCresent, Mimi, were guests at the
Dona Moreau home, Pederson-av., a
few days this week. She returned to
her home yesterday, accompanied by
her daughter, Miss Iva Rybold, who
has been teaching school in the town
of Willard the past year.
Miss Amy Bender, who has been
teaching near Turtle Lake during the
past school year, returned to her home
here Monday. With her sister, Miss
Rose Bender, who is completing the
course in the Rusk County Normal
this year, she will attend summer
school at Superior this summer.
The Falges returned from Manito-
woe Tuesday, Mr.. Falge's father, HUI
bert Falge, accompanying them. Mr.
Falge, senior, returned to Manitowoc
Wednesday night to attend the funeral