Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1909-01-07
OVER the COUNTY
HAWKINS

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Special correspondence to the News Budget
| $50 below zero Wednesday morning.
Who says that isn't cold?
Mrs. O. L. Hotz returned home Sat
urday from short visit at Stetsonville.
The mask ball Saturday night was
well attended and all had a big time.
| c. K. Elhngson returned home Sun
day morning from business trip to
Stetsonville.
Miss Louise Myklebust returned to
her home at lola Sunday night.
Alfred M. Paulson had business at
Barron Monday.
| c. P. Ellingson and A. C. Thompson
took advantage of the excursion from
Ladysmith to Duluth Monday.
Will Rasmussen of Phillips visited
with his brother, H. L. Rasmussen
over Sunday.
Mrs w. B. Burnett was at Glen
Flora Monday, calling on Rev. Jett,
who is very sick.
The Hawkins Advancement Associa-
ton met Monday evening. The follow
ing were elected officers for the ensuing
year: president, C. K. Ellingson; vice
president, Leander Marcott; secretary,
r. W. Richardson; treasurer, L. Dana
ST. Clair; director, R. Fl. Rhodes. 1t
was also decided to hold meetings every
other Monday night, with literary
program to follow. The next meeting
will be the 18th and fine program is
b e n g prepared by a committee.
Everybody invited to come.
Clarence, Parcher and Mable Filing
son returned Tuesday night to Law
renee University.
L. M Reed of Clifford was bust
ness caller here Tuesday
Elmo Inabnit, Clarence Ellingson,
Misses Sadie Whicher and Edna Inab-
nit drove to Ladysmith Sunday after
noon.
Mrs. Geo. Organ visited Bruce Sat
urday.
Mrs. Geo. Nelson visited Hawkins
Saturday
Mrs Fred Shaffer visited Barron
Saturday
Mrs c. Huffman was over from
Tony Saturday.
Miss Grace Coon of Glen Flora Wis
tied in the city Saturday.
Miss Gene Thompson and Miss Jes
sic Ingle visited Tony Saturday.
E. F. Birch of Paskin Lake left here
Saturday on trip to Eau Claire.
Mrs. c. G.. Smith and sister, Mrs.
Chriske, departed for Chelsea Mon
day
Mrs. L. j. Wilbert and Mrs. Mar
vim OF Ingram were in the city Sat
| urday
Max Deitz came up from Sheldon
Monday to see the boosters off for
Superior
Miss Florence Carman returned to
Sheldon Monday after visiting friends
in the city.
| %Chas. Beach of Nercross, Mimi, af-
ter visiting with L. v Kinyon, re-
| turned home Monday
Miss Katherine Welpton returned
to Tony Saturday to resume her du-
ties in the school there
Mrs. G. Everson and Miss Lulu Jen
sen of Chetek were visiting j. Jensen
returning home Saturday
Miss Churchill and Miss Dodge ar
rived Saturday to be on hand for
their school duties Monday
A. Arneson of Stevens Point left
for home Monday, after visiting his
daughter, Mrs Thos. Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Calkins returne
home to Owen Monday, after a visit
With their parents in Ladysmith
Otto Behrend after visiting his par
ents over the holidays, returned to his
college duties at Clinton, Iowa, Mon
day.
Mrs Will Davis of Chippewa Falls
was visiting the H. Smith family on
the ThornappIe. She returned home
Monday.
Selma Anderson spent the holidays
with her sister, Mrs. Henry Hen
erickson, returning home to Bruce
Saturday
Mrs. J. H Neteware of Rice Lake
visited her daughter, Mrs. Frank
Putnam, last week. She returned
home Saturday.
Miss Flossie Davis returned Mon
day to school at Whitewater and Miss
Pearl Copper to Milwaukee, where she
is attending school.
Grover Feist left for Waukesha
Monday to teach in the industrial