Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1916-11-03
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

with DR.. o. b. Bennett on MS OaIu
Lake farm.
Mrs. Carl Jung was stricken with
paralysis yesterday forenoon. She
is in a serious condition and unable
/ to- talk.
| Try a pound Of Moxley's Special
! Oleomargarine-"the taste is the
test For sale by the Bon Ton
Grocery.
| Mrs Matt Edgar returned home last
Saturday from Minneapolis where she
| has been the last six weeks doing
nursing
Harry Rhyner and sister, Esther, OF
Curtiss, are visiting at the j. w.
Diederich home, three miles east Of
this city.
M. S. Michaelson and son, Robert,
of Darlington, arrived here this
morning and surprised the formers
brother, J. A. Michaelson.
A halloween party was given at
| the home of Mr. and Mrs. w. M.
Vaughan. $500 was the program,
after which nice lunch was served.
The 800 patients I have fitted with
glasses since being in Ladysmith is
proof of my ability to fit glasses
E. A. Page, Jeweler and Optometrist.
| The Methodist Ladies' Aid met at
the home of Mrs w. D. Morgan We'd
nesday afternoon. There was large
attendance, the receipts amounting to
$1,000.
B. E. French moved his family the
first of the week into rooms. over
Sands hardware store. Mr.. French
expects to build a modern house in
the spring.
The German Lutheran ladies are
very thankful for the liberal patron
age given the supper and bazar at
their church Monday evening. The
total receipts were $7795.
| Mrs Thos Mason, of CUMBERLAND, a
sister of Mrs. 7. F. Slattery and Mrs
E. Hurlburt, of Rice Lake, an aunt,
came Wednesday for a few days
stay at the Slattery home.
W. E. Thompson and his sister-in-
law, Miss Alleyne Kempton, returned
Tuesday morning from trip to Chi
cago. Mr.. Thompson has been on
the sick list since his return.
| DR.. H. R. T. Ross left Wednesday
evening for Toronto in response to
a telegram from his wife, who is
there visiting, stating that she is
seriously i'll at a hospital in that
city.
| We are just in receipt of another
advance in coal prices, owing to in
adequate car supply, also to the un-
settled market conditions. Get your
winters supply early. Peoples Fuel
& Ice Co., E.. M. Worden, Mgr.
Telephone No. l.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Robelia and
Miss Anna Decker, Of Eau Gale,
came Tuesday to visit at the Chas.
Robelia home. Accompanying them
We're Thos. Rayburn, a cousin, and
Mrs. Alice Taylor, sister, OF Mrs.
IT. D. Goodrich, the party making the
trip here via auto
The dancing party given last FIJI
day evening by the Alumni Assocla-
ton Of the Ladysmith high school
proved one of the most popular
terpsichorean events held this sea-
son, over seventy tickets being sold.
True's hall was very prettily decorat-
ed for the occasion. Music was fur
nished by Luell's Harp orchestra.
The attendance at the hospital
meeting held last evening was very
small, but those who were present
We're strongly in favor of pushing
the project to a successful conclus-
ion. A hospital would be a great
benefit to this section, especially tc
Rusk county, and it is to be hoped
; that the campaign will be continued
until the institution becomes a re
ality.
H. w. Allen came down from La
dysmith yesterday to arrange fer The
installation Of the new switch board
! The new board contains two one
hundred drop sections, and all the
latest devices in telephone centrals
1t will put the local system in {
much improved condition. The nev
board will be connected as soon a.
a man can be sent here from Mil
waukee to do the work-Rruce News
Letter.
The Epworth League gave a hal
lowe'en party at the NJ E. churcl
? parlors Tuesday evening. Abou
thirty-five of the young people wer
. present There was an imprompt
: program, after which the people wer
treated to many mysterious things
Light was supplied by jack-o'-lantern
and candles. An interesting featur