Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-03-04
LOCAL & PERSONAL

March winds remind us we will soon
be in the lap of spring.
Rev. OLAF Hill, of Hawkins. was a
LadySmith visitor Monday.
You don't get all the local news I'M
less YOU read the News-Budget.
John Darmody, of Sheldon. was a
business visitor in Ladysmith Monday.
Ted Gruenewald. of Conrath. was
business visitor in Ladysmith Mon
day.
Roy Potter was the guest of his
sister. Mrs. Gus. Sole at Owen, re-
Gently.
Matt SPEECH, of Mazomanic. spent
Sunday here with his brother. JAG
SPEECH.
y fine 914-pound son was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Koop last week
Monday
7. w. Spiccr and John Hurless. of
here Monday
The Baptist Circle will meet with
Mrs. Berger next Thursday after
noon, March TO-
Mrs. f. f. Fowler returned home
Sunday night after Il months visit
with her folks there
+. r. Erickson. formerly of Conrath.
now located at Tomah. was business
visitor in LadySmith Friday.
Mrs. Herman Boelter. of Wausau. is
spending two weeks with her daugh-
ter Mrs. Charles Volkman. and fam
lily.
y. ]. Martin. president Of the \. j.
Martin Lumber Co, of Bloomcr, made
Ladysmith short business visit last
Friday.
Mrs. Adolph Kuschinsky las been
treated at ST. Mary'S hospital during
the week, having entered the hospital
last Saturday.
Mrs. i. Lawrence and Miss Grace
Jordan returned Monday from the
state Sunday school convention held
at Rhnelander.
Mr. and Mrs. John McFarlane and
Mrs. Clark, of Ingram. were in the city
on Tuesday. the day of Mrs. Martin
Fogarty's funeral.
If you wish to see who are respOn-
siblc for temperance reform, come to
the Methodist church, Friday, March
4. at s o'clock. 46-47
Mrs. Ole Wick was called to
Bricelya. Mimi. Sunday. She had re-
ceived information that her mother
was very seriously i'll.
Norman Whiteford intends TO i'm
rpovn hi> a,.Ioa pr0nnrtv il1ct wnSt
of the city. this spring and summer,
and. possibly. add to it.
j. VI. Rathsack. of Glen Flora. and
his brother. George. from ManitowOc.
who is up for a short visit, spent a
portion of Saturday in LadySmith.
There will be a tie social at the
Cloverleaf school. Friday night, Mar.
II. Ladies' bring two ties. one in an
envelope and one worn; also a lunch.
There was an unusual number Of
people ON Ladysmith's streets last
Saturday. and nothing unusual going
on to attract a crowd. 1t was a pleas
ant day, however.
Perry Dicus was in town Saturday
said the wheeling was better than the
Shedding. Notwithstanding the little
snow storm of the night before. Most
of the snow blew off the track.
We have some good improved farms
to trade for dwellings. business prop
erty. hotels or stock of goods. Inquire
Of Manning & Hood Ladysmith, Wis
consn. 45-4S
II. NJ Gumm and family, who lived
in the eastern part of town. loaded out
their household goods and left for
Iowa. Friday. They lived at Port Ar
thur for awhile The house which they
vacated is occupied by VIM. Bennett
and family, recently from Alberta.
Canada.
Mrs Bertha Bowen. of Crete, N. d.,
a former resident of Ladysmith for
several months until shortly after the
death of her husband. II. Fl. Bowen,
which occurred Feb. %, 1920. arrived
here Sunday night to look after some
business matters and visit friends a
few days.
Clyde LittleiOhn arrived home Mon
day morning from Eminence, Mo,
where he spent nearly two weeks look
ing over the country. Mr. LittlejOhn
regards the country there as rich in
natural resources which have been but
little developed He likes the people
and says that good wages are paid.
J. G.. Rcigel was in town Saturday
from his farm in the town Of Law
renee. Asked if he was going to be in
the land clearing campaign the coming
summer. he said he had been in a land
clearing campaign every year he had
lived here. and that last year he put
eight acres of new land under the pillow.
He will be in again the coming sea-
son. whether he signs UP or not.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey F. Perkey
have rented their residence property
here to George Potter and left Monday
evening to take up residence at Hart,
Mich Enroute to their new home,
they stopped off at South Bend. Ind.
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