Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1912-01-12
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

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Bert Davis went to Chippewa Falls
Tuesday on a short business trip.
Did you see the new jewelry at the
Ladysmith 5 and 10 cent store?
T. NJ Thomas was a business Wis
itor in Rice Lake a part of the week.
Get your candy and gum at Lady
smith 5 and 10 cent store. Large
assortment
Mark Sergeant was detained at
home several days the past week will
an attack of influenza.
Oscar Nordquist returned to his
home in Prentice Monday, after
spending the week in this city.
l can supply another twenty custo-
mers with milk Fourteen quarts for
| 81 .OO.-E. E. Grieshammer. ct
Ed Boyem returned Monday from
visit with his people at Barron and
resumed his duties at the Fair store.
The Ladies Aid society will meet
with Mrs A c. Mooney next Wednes-
day afternoon Lunch will be served.
You are welcome
Otis G. Adams, who has been on
the News-Budget as city editor since
Sept. 1st, severed connections with
the office this week
County Highway Commissioner F.
M. Sergeant went to Marshfield Mon
day night to confer with the state
highway commissioners.
The city schools began their work
again Monday morning after the reg
ular holiday vacation. The teachers
who were away returned Saturday
"a Neglected Wife" will be the at
traction at Worden's opera house to-
night. This play is presented by the
Dougherty Stock Co. and is well
worth seeing.
Miss Venie Robbins returned to
her school duties at Tony Saturday
from having spent her holiday vaca-
ton with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
T. H. Robbins in this city.
Miss Esther Martinson, of Tony,
was in Ladysmith Wednesday night
on her way to Superior to attend the
Normal there She left Thursday
morning on the velvet special.
Mr.. and Mrs w. M. Peterson were
Wednesday night passengers to But
ternut, where they went to visit in
Mr.. Otto Schaekel, at that place.
Ed Pagel, who has been working
at the barber trade here for some
time went to Milwaukee the first OF
the week where he took the BARRIERS
examination before the State Board
of Examiners.
The press, paper cutter, type and
part of the furniture for the Harms
& Conklin job printing shop arrived
the first of the week and the boys
have since been very busy arranging
neat office in the Fritz block.
VIM. Flatley was called to his
home at Green Bay Thursday on &C
count of the death of his sister, the
result of an attack of diphtheria.
Mr.. Flatley will return tomorrow
Saturday night.
May Dorothy Shea, infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. j. l.. Shea, on
| Lake avenue, died Saturday morning
at 10 o'clock after a very short Hines
with pneumonia. The remains were
| taken to Shell Lake Monday for in
| terment.
Last Friday while helping load a
car of 4-foot wood at the paper COM
pany spur west of Ladysmith, Geo.
Cook was quite badly bruised by
slipping from the load in reaching to
place large stick on the car. Mr..
Cook fell between the sleigh load and
the car, the stick slipping back strik-
ing hi IN in the right side. He is i'm
proving, but still has a very sore
side.
The first week of 1912 has broken
all recent records for continued cold
in this part of the country, and in
fact this extreme lowness of temper
ature has been general over consid-
cradle part of the country. Druggist
Dimock keeps a daily record taken
from a very accurate maximum and
minimum recording thermometer.
From his record we find that during
the first week of the new year the
| mercury never once got above the