Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-03-05

i Mrs. George Emerich. of Milwaukee,
| is visiting here.
/ County Agent II. NJ Jones was a
Bruce visitor Tuesday.
Prof r. Fl. Burns made a visit to
| Weyerhaeuser Thursday.
/ Atty. J. w. Carow went to Fond du
| Lac Wednesday night on business.
Rooms to rent for light housekeeping
over the Bon Ton.-E. NJ. Worden.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Spooner, of
day.
Get youp automobile washed at the
Ryal Garage. Steam heated wash
room.
Mrs. Gust Arndt attended tn e
funeral Of Mrs A. Modersom at Neills-
vile Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs \. ]. Smith and son.
Bruce. left last week for IL months
| sojourn III Florida.
Miss Mona Butler left Friday for
| her home at Stanley to stay for awhile
while recovering from the influenza.
Mr. Thompson. of Barron, and of
the Thompson- Drake Auto Co, was III
/ this city Wednesday and Thursday
Judge Glenn H. Williams went to
| Milwaukee Tuesday night to spend the
remainder of the week on legal bus
| mess.
The far-seeing person knows the
| value of our Seryice-LOans and In
surance. Michaelson & Hughes Com
pany.
Miss Lillian Beaudoin is again at
| work in Lanes Music Shop, after beng
absent two weeks on account OF sick
| ness.
Miss Viola NystrOm, of Cumberland,
arrived here Saturday and is now en-
| ployed by MichaelsOn 4 Hughes Co. as
| stenOgrapher.
@. A. Sergent left Monday for
! Oneida county to meet prospective
| buyer for a section of land that Hill q
| Sergent own there.
Omer Curtis, employed on the News
| Budget, is at st. Mary's hospital re-
| covering from severe attack OF pneu-
| monia. which followed Influenza.
l.. c. Streater returned Monday
from Mankato, Minn where he had
been to attend the funeral OF his ID
| year-old nephew, Roy, a son OF w. a.
| Streater.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Myers enter
| tanned ten couples at their country
| home east Of town Tuesday evening.
| A very enjoyable time was spent dur
| ing the evening.
| Miss Evelyn Krcma has arrived
| home from Milwaukee, where she has
been employed as stenographer III the
| office of the Wisconsin Telephone Co.
for the past year.
| Ira w. Martin and family arrived
| here Monday from Perry, Iowa, and
| have moved onto the Roy Prindle farm,
3b miles northeast of the city, which
| Mr.. Martin purchased recently.
Miss Pearl Kaufman returned to
| Chicago Wednesday night, after spend
| ing a couple of weeks at her home here.
| She is teaching Civics and English to
| class in the Federal Reserve Bank.
Miss Lorraine Bergevin, who has
| been confined to her bed for the last
| two weeks on account OF sickness, was
able to sit up little while Tuesday
and has made a good start toward re-
| covery.
Miss Jessie Sergeant, assistant coun-
| ty superintendent: left Saturday Tor
| her home in Sheldon to take care OF
| her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. w. ). Ser
| geant. who are all down with the in
| fluenZa:
| Miss Eleanor Bruins, of Ortonville,
| Mimi. is expected here next Monday
to help her sister, Mrs. Henry Bowen,
| take care of her children and get ready
| for the Bowen sale, after which they
| will move to Iowa.
]. p. Hemminger, of Owen, was in
Ladysmith from Saturday until Tues
day. representing the Napanee Sllo
Co. Mr.. Hemminger secured X. NJ
| Goldsmith to act as local agent here
| for the above-named silOs.
The afternoon passenger train from
| st. Paul to Ladysmith Monday was
loaded with immigrants bound for
points in northern Wisconsin. The
train was 21a hours late on account OF
wreck of a freight train a few miles
| this side of St Paul The train was
| re-routed via New Richmond
The funeral of Mrs. A. Molersohn, OF
this city. whose death at the Eau Claire
hospital was chronicled in our last IS
she. occurred at NeillSville Sunday at
the German Lutheran church OF that
city. Burial was in the family lot III
the Neillsville cemetery. Mr.. M0der-
sohn and son. Ernest, returned home