Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-01-24

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Sunday night to attend convention
of furniture men.
w. H. Bartlett, Of Cameron, tran
sacted business in The city Tuesday,
returning Wednesday.
Money to loan, lowest rates. T. M.
Thomas. Attorney, office in Thomas
Block. Ladysmith Wis.
Arthur Willette went to Phillips
Wednesday He will be employed in
the new mill at that place.
Mr.. and Mrs J.. 0. Sinclair, D. F.
Clark and L. C. Streator, went to
Eau Claire Tuesday to attend the
state bankers convention.
The Maeder Orchestra furnished
excellent music, as usual, for the
dance at the "24"-Club hall Monday
evening. The attendance was large.
Dan M. Gross, employed the past
several months on the News-Budget,
departed Saturday night for Wauke-
gan, ILL.,, where he has accepted a
position.
There will be a social at the Chris
tan church Friday night. Ten cents
will be charged for admission. Re-
freshments will be served and a pro-
gram given All are cordially invited.
Atty. T. M. Thomas has bought
what is known as the "Old bakery
building" corner Worden-av. and
Fourth-st., east, which was formerly
occupied by the Johnson Mercantile
Co.
Miss Della Hart, of Glidden, spent
Saturday with Miss Lillian Lee and
other friends here Miss Hart left
the same evening for Nashville,
Tenn, where she is attending school
this winter.
Air. and Mrs. Tony Heiberg re-
turned Saturday from visit of
month at the home Of the latter's
parents at Norcross, Mimi, and at
the home Of Mr.. Heiberg's parents,
at minneapolis.
Mesdames Alex McKinster and A.
C. Johnson returned last Thursday
from Eau Claire, where they had
been called by the illness of their
father, who was somewhat better
when they returned.
Mr. and Mrs. r. w. Grant will
leave Monday for Minneapolis, where
the former has accepted a position.
During their stay here, Mr.. and Mrs.
Grant have made numerous friends
who sincerely regret their departure.
The News-Budget is in receipt OF
card from w. N. Mackin, who is
at Madison, stating that he his
passed the civil service examination
and has been appointed to position
at the chief clerks desk in the SEN
ate
S. L. CHECKER returned Saturday
from Bay City, Wis, where he and
his family went in response to
telegram stating that Mrs. Checkers
mother had been seriously injured by
fall. Mrs. CHECKER and children will
remain there some time longer.
F. A. Shumway and Mrs. C. w.
Adams were at Hancock the first of
the week attending the funeral of
their father, s. Shumway, having
been called to his death-bed in hos
pital at Fond du Lac. Mr.. Adams
went to Hancock Friday night to at
tend the funeral.
The engine of the "Velvet Spec
ial,' No. 10, broke down Tuesday ev-
ening as it was coming into town
and another engine had to be sent
here from Owen. This engine ar
rived here about four o'clock the
next morning and the limited pulled
out, six and a half hours late.
Mrs. Rebecca Thayer departed
Tuesday for her old home at Cleve-
land, Mimi, where she resided for
many years, being, in fact, pioneer
of that section. L. Thayer, who was
run over on a crossing in this city
some time ago and who died shortly
afterward. was her son and she had
lived at his home.
/ The best basketball game, no
doubt, of the season will be played
here Feb. 20, when the local Katzen-
/ TANNERS will endeavor to the best of
their ability, and that is saying
something, to trim up the fast Bush
ey Business College team from Apple
ton. The game will be played at the
opera house and you cannot afford
to miss it.
There is a possibility that Lady
smith may secure city delivery OF
mail, as an increase of $500 in the
business done by the local postoffice
this quarter over the business done
| the same quarter year ago will en-