Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-02-05
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

Eau Claire Monday on legal bust
ness.
Good opening for bright young
man in law office Address x care
NeWs-B Budget. 43-46
Closing out sale on sleighs and
cutters this week at Ladysmith I'M
plement Co.
A. Ludewise and J. B. Griffith, Of
Conrath, spent Sunday with friends
in this city
R. w. Todd, of ST. Paul, arrived
here Tuesday for a visit of a few
days with w. E. Thompson.
E. L. Kiefer shipped a gasoline
saw rig to Exeland this week which
he purchased from Ladysmith I'm
plement Co.
In a hearing before Judge Reeves,
Tuesday, Archie Hayes was fined
S. 90 and costs for assault upon Fred
HOgebOom.
O. w. Bennett and wife, Of White
water, arrived Saturday on a weeks
visit to the latters sister, Mrs. w.
L. Stephenson.
Mrs. r. S. Reeves left Monday for
Zero, Fla, to spend the remainder
Of the winter with her daughter, Mrs
John l. Hallett
Pet-r SedmihraGsky was on the
sick list last week, but is now on
hurry on business Tuesday and
Wednesday,
At 3 o'clock next Wednesday af-
ternoon, at the sixth ward school,
Miss Thomas, the visiting nurse, will
give a demonstration on the care of
babies and the care of sick in the
home.
Storage, Municipalities desiring
to store furniture, merchandise, We
hicles, automobiles not in use, feed
or farm produce may find ample ac-
cOmmOdatiOnS at our new warehouse.
MORGAN PRODUCE CO., Phone
279. 41-47
Misses Grace Murschod and Agatha
Hall, both Of Eau Claire, are the
new steno3raphers for Michaelson &
Hughes and the Rusk County Alb
stract Co. Both are graduates Of
Hunts Business College, of Eau
Claire.
A much admired store-window at
traction this week was the white deer
at Calkins & Sons jewe!ry establish
ment The animal was killed by Eli
Rand, the first of the season, and
the fine mounting is the work of A.
u. Calkins.
Tuesday morning occurred the
death of Christina Ella Matilda
Tiedje, the daughter of Mrs Fred
Pingel, at the age of II years, of tu-
bercular spinal trouble, the funeral
taking place from the German Luth-
eran church Thursday afternoon.
Howard Scott, from the telegraph
school, of Chippewa Falls, has ar
rived to succeed Allen Tracy, as
Western Union telegraph operator
in the city office, the latter expect
ing to leave for st. Paul about the
first of March.
Among those from this city who
attended the auto show at Mime
apolis the fore part of this week
we're: E. NJ. Worden, F. E. Gillette,
Norton Armstrong, T. G. Boardman,
Robert Fritz, G. L. Spear, T. M.
Thomas and H. w. True.
Nicholson G Hughes have con-
solidated their abstract business
with the Rusk County Abstract Co.,
effective Feb. 1. J. A. Michaelson
is president and manager of the
company now, and E. w. Hill, Sr, is
the secretary and treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Matt Webb, of Shell
don, were in the city On business
yesterday. Mr.. Webb moved to
Sheldon about year ago from St.
Paul and located on a farm six
miles east of Sheldon, just across
the line in Taylor county. Mr. Webb
has been on the sick list recently,
but is improving
John G. Krcma is again in his
place at the Manley Hotel, having
returned home Sunday morning. From
conversation with him, we learn that
although his little appendicitis va
cation at the Marshfield hospital cost
him rs pounds weight, he will soon
be in his usual health again, as he
has an appetite like a Kansas grass
hopper
DR.. and Mrs j. B. Collins arrived
home Monday morning, after two
months absence, during which the
doctor has acted as Assistant State
Veterinarian, working on the hoof
and mouth disease epidemic. DR..
Collins spent the time principally at