Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-02-25
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Tuesday.
Dave Joyce. of Hancock. is sojourn-
ing in the city.
John Howard was at Bruce on bus
mess Saturday.
Charles Single came home from
camp ,. north of Glen Flora Monday
+. NJ. Morris came down from Muir
~ Monday afternoon. returning Tues
day
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Thompson spent
Sunday with Mrs Thompson'S folks at
Catawba
Carl Flohr. who has been visiting
relatives at Port Arthur. returned to
Catawba Tuesday.
Dr.. Il. +. KinyOn was called to Prem
tice on Tuesday to test a herd of cattle
for tuberculosis.
O. \. Hentholm was here from Glen
Flora on Monday. Mr. Henthorn is in
the bee business.
Mrs. Tony Heiberg was called to
Gary. Mimi. Monday by the serious
illness Of her father.
Mrs Charles Samphier. Of Ingram
spent Saturday and Sunday at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs Dona Moreau.
Are YOU considering planting a few
SOY beans this year? one can plant
them for hay. silagc or for seed
CoAgS
Mrs. Il. \. Laidlaw left Monday for
visit of about a month with her
daughter. Mrs. r. ClirusoSkie. at La
Grande. Oregon.
G. w. Hcbard. postmaster at Shell
don. and William Oetzman. also of
that place were business visitors iii
Iadysmith Monday
Touring cars are useful for other
things than touring. \ farmer was
observed giving several bales of hay
Il ride last Saturday.
O. Omstad. who is teaching Il school
north Of Cumberland spent Sunday 1T
his home in this city. returning to his |
school duties Monday.
lSAEansfield Way moved his family TO
Ingram today, having rented an So
acre farm known as the Shafer place. |
one mile west Of Ingram.
ASSemblyman y. j. Summerville re-
turned to Madison Tuesday night. to |
resume his work in the legislature af |
ter spending three days at home
The Ladies Aid Society Of the Ger
man Lutheran church will meet At the
church next Thursday afternoon. Mar.
=. ut , o'clock Everyone welcome
Roland LeNeillc has taken the agency |
for the bennington laundry at Marsh |
field and will call for and deliver all
work given him. His phone number
is 1874.
Mrs. August Luke. of Superior. left
for Barron Wednesday to visit her
brothers. after weeks visit at the
home of her sister. Mrs. Fritz Bart |
knccht
Ed Wilson has been receiving treat
mcnt al ST. Mary'> hospital for the
past ten days. \ vein in one Of his
legs broke and caused him consider
able trouble
Have YOU pruncd or trimmed your
fruit trees? Now is very good time
10 do that work before the sap begins
TO flow. The month of March is the
month for pruning trees.-CoAgS.
4. f. Foster attended the baslleJ
ball game here Friday night while
down from his Sawyer county ranch
10 have his thumb dressed. which he
nearly cut off with an axe recently.
4. +. Braham, president Of the la
tlySmith Grocer Co. came up from Chi
cagO Tuesday morning and spent the
forenoon in conference with j. l.. Me
CoriSon. manager Of the cOmpany'S bus
mess
Have YOU made out your application
for membership in the RuSk County
Land Clearing Association? Remem-
Der, we want 100 per cent membership
of the 1000 farmers of the county
CoAgS.
George W. Cheney and family. who
have resided at Tony for almost
year. left Saturday evening for
Nccnah. where they will take up resi-
dcnce with ana care for Mr.. ChCncy'S
father s. years Of age.
WIN $. Morris. representing a Dn-
luth cement company. was in the city
Tuesday interviewing members of the
city council in regard to paving mater
iul. having heard that the city is TO
commence paving tho coming summer,
Serg Clyde $. Clough returned to
Camp JeSup. Atlanta. Ca. Saturday
night. after spending eleven days al
his home here. Clyde expects to be
stationed at Camp JcSup. which is now
Il permanent camp. until his enlist
ment expires III September, 1922. II
was over three years since Clyde had
been home.