Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1917-01-26


Miss Ida Oldendorf, stenographer
at Ryalls garage, was on the sick
list the fore part of the week.
The Baptist Circle will meet with
Mrs. d. Fl. Mather, Thursday after
noon, Feb. I. Lunch will be served.
Will Thorpe, who recently opened
up a barber shop at Exeland, was a
business visitor here the first Of the
week.
I. j. Atwood, Of Galley Lake. was
in the city Tuesday forenoon be-
tween trains, enroute home from
Chicago.
| write Fire, Lighting and Tor
nado insurance on City and Farm
property, lowest rates and prompt
attention.-B f. French.
Christ Thompson was around again
Monday, after having been confined
to his home for a couple Of weeks
with a severe attack Of pleurisy.
Robt. L. Kane, formerly Of Lady
smith, is now located at Expansion,
IN. D., according to a card received
from him directing US to change the
address on his paper.
William Cute, graduate from Kan
sas City Auction School; have had
several years experience. See me
80 days before date Of your sale.
Address VIM. Cute, r. !, Ladysmith.
42-43*
You save money by placing your
spring and summer machinery orders
with us now before another advance
in price is made. We protect you
Call at once, before it's too late
Ladysmith Implement Co.
Mrs. A. Conrad went to Ashland
Saturday, having received word that
her mother, Mrs. Ellen Martin, Ct
Park Falls, had been taken to the
sisters hospital at Ashland for treat
ment for a serious case Of blood pei
soning.
The Sunday evening services at the
Congregational church include a dis
cussion by D. w. Maloney on "Aboli-
ton of Poverty and a sermon by
the pastor on us Jesus Christ the
Head of the church," There will be
special music.
"Cal' Johnson, formerly of Lady
smith, is now employed in a gents
furnishings store at Ashland and is
working up quite a reputation there
as a wrestler. He is now engaged,
during his spare time, in training
Barney Hagan, Of Ashland, one Of
the best known wrestlers of northern
Wisconsin.
Mrs. Kate French gave series Of
parties Friday, Saturday and Monday.
The afternoons were passed with
euchre, after which a delightful three
course Luncheon was served. Mrs A.
V. Simon won the prize Friday Mrs.
j. c. Lee, Saturday, and Mrs. M. c..
Martin on Monday Mrs. Ann Brit
tain, Of Twin Falls, Idaho, was the
out of town guest.
For the benefit of those who are
in doubt or have been mis-informed
will say that / an fully competent
to give violin instruction, having been
taught by Prof. Reisner, at the fam
GUS Conservatory at Munich, Bavaria.
Also have played with some Of the
best musical organizations there and
in tbs country.--E. Reichl, violin in
structor.
In a letter >receievd here yester-
day. Mrs. A. ]. Winnige writes that
her husband, who is at st. Joseph's
hospital in that city, is doing well
and his limb is healing in a salts
factory manner. although this causes
burning sensation in the stump
that makes him restless at night.
The right leg, which was broken, is
The right leg, which was brok-
en- is causing the most trouble
just now. If it were not for that,
Mr.. and Mrs Winnige could soon
come home, she writes. Mr.. Win
nige asked to have the News-Budget
forwarded to him and his wife added
that letters from friends were re-
read several times and were greatly
appreciated by both of them.