Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-24
LOCAL & PERSONAL

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Mrs. S. H. Dooley returned from
Horizon, Friday.
Martin Nelson and Arthur Hepburn
drove to Minneapolis Monday.
Secondhand hay press for sale by
Helm Implement Co. 3d. "a
Andrew Bovee and family drove
down to Eau Claire on business yes
terday.
r. l.. Boisen, of the Ashland office of
the Lake Superior District Power Co.,
is in the city.
The Pioneer National Bank has had
new walk laid in front of its build
ing on Miner-av
Our fresh eggs are strictly fresh
Pay little more and be sure-Car-
rolls Variety Store 1t
Mrs. A. E. Houts returned from
Minneapolis, Saturday, to nurse a pa
tient at the hospital.
The Howard Goldsmith dance or
chestra furnished music for dance
at Catawba last night
Mrs. M. G. Martin win entertain
a party of ladies at her home on Ped
erson-av. this afternoon.
c. F. Mathews, of Viola returned
to his home Monday, after spending
the week at the A. Carter home.
The large county machinery build
ing near the 500 Line freight depot
is being reduced to a one-story struc-
ture.
The sewing section of the Pythian
Sisters will meet with Mrs. J. c. Sam
MONS COL E. Eighth-st, next Tuesday
afternoon
Miss Margaret Riley, stenographer
in the Owen Lumber Co.'s office at
Owen spent the weekend at home
in Ladysmith
Dr. Robt Lea enjoyed a visit from
his father, A r. Lea, of Waupaca,
during part of the deer hunting sea-
son. Each got deer
Mr. and Mrs. VIM Walters and Mr..
and Mrs Belbeck and children, of Hol
combe. spent Sunday at the J. G. Sam
mons home, 601 E. Eighth-st
Spurgeon Stringer, the optometrist,
will be at Burce Saturday, Nov. %,
and will leave Ladysmith Monday
morning TO be gone until Dec 16.
Alice e. Stenholm, of the depart
ment of the state board of control,
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city nurses here one day this week.
Fresh eggs. Farmers-we h ave
been paying ~ cents cash and As
cents in trade for fresh eggs during
the past two weeks-Carroll's Variety
Store 1t
Salesman wanted, good reliable man
to sell our line, for Ladysmith and
surrounding territory. Apply Grand
Union Tea Co., Superior, Wis, 1881
Tower Ave. So $50
Bernard Schwartz and three in
structors from Stout Institute, Me-
nomonie, came up Friday evening to
hunt. They returned Sunday evening
without a deer.
The rooming equipment of Mr.. and
| Mrs Erwin Savord Miss Viola Sha-
yer, Chas. Nichols and the motor cop
have been installed in rooms on the
third floor of the new postoffice build
ing.
James Hobbs and Fay Carter re
turned to Union Center, after a visit
with the latter's grandparents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. = Carter. The boys tried
their luck at hunting and Fay got
a deer.
John A. Morley was brought before
Justice E. A. Kirvan, Monday, charged
with carrying liquor Morley was
bound over to county court where he
pleaded guilty before Judge Maloney.
He was fined 500 and costs.
Mr.. and Mrs. N. D. Covey left for
their home at Oshkosh Thursday
morning, after visiting at the home of
their nephew, I'll. J. Baxter Mr.. Cow
ely spent a few days hunting and was
'rcky to take big buck back with
him.
The Ladies' Aid Society of st. Paul's
Lutheran church will meet at the
church Thursday afternoon Dec. z
The business meeting will be held
promptly at o'clock Lunch at $50
Mrs Willard Bray will serve Every
body is cordially invited
Two window displays attracting
big interest are to be seen at Volk-
man Bros grocery store and Reiss'
confectionery. They are of Velvet
that aged-in-the-wood Dipe tobacco
and Chesterfield cigarettes the kind
that always satisfy-the man who
knows. 1t*
Don Boustead did his hunting with
Chas. Miller up in SAWYER county.
near Lake Nemakogan. this year. Mr..
Boustead shot fine 175-pound buck
hitting it three times at 400 Yards
This was the first deer Mr.. Boustead
ever saw in the woods. Mr.. Miller
was not so fortunate and returned