Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-30

Miss Bernice Bergevin is the new
ticket seller at the Unique theater.
w. a. Carroll and TT. W Flunker
spent Tuesday in The twin cities On
business.
Mrs. e. V. Needilam, Of Weyer-
haeuser. was a Ladysmith caller on
Thursday.
George Benson, Jr., is nursing al
attack OF tonsilitis while home from
Lawrence college.
Mr.. and Mrs George Diedrich re
turned home from Ripon and AIilwau-
kee yesterday morning
Miss ~,1ayme Christensen leaves for
Cornell Friday night to spend New
Years at the Willard home.
\ seven-passenger Nash touring ca;
was given st. Mary'S hospital as q
Christmas present from friends.
Z. NJ Thomas has had some Of his
farm buildings on his farm adjoining
the city remodelled for dwellings.
Orville Brockett went to Wausau
Friday to spend Christmas and on thu
9th to attend the wedding of his
brother
Miss Stella Massey, of the Mutual
Life Assurance Co. agency went td
her home in Green Bay to spend
Christmas.
Mrs Martin Nelson, w. FOurth-St.
gave u party for little friends of her
daughter, Miss Leola. Thursday aftar-
noon.
Mrs J. C. Hagelbarger, W. Eighth
ST, will entertain for her mother, Mrs.
John Miner, from BarabOO. this after
noon.
Ed RiSkas, Of Bruce, who has been
working at the Great Western Paper
Co.'S mill in this city, slipped on some
pulpwo0d Friday and ruptured him
self
Miss Laura Martin, student at the
Eau Claire normal school, has been
spending the holiday vacation with her
sister, Mrs. c. A. Sands. Miss Martin
leaves today for Withee.
II. II. Fish ST.. president of the
Great Western Paper Co., and wife,
left for their home at Omaha Wednes-
day. after spending Christmas with
their son, FL. H. Fish. II.
Z. c. Anderson was over from Bruce
yesterday He has been unable to OBJ
since accepting the position of cashier
in the State Bank there
Miss Ruth Cole will go to st. Paul
tomorrow to spend New Years with
her friend, Mrs John Butler. nee Mar
garet McCabe. She will also visit
Miss Tellie Kaufman in Minneapolis.
Regardless of the price OF a Bruins
any high priced photograph has, such
wick YOU buy it has everything on il
as an automatic stop, reproducer that
plays all disc records without any at-
tachments, etc.--Page & Zimmerman.
Mrs. Susannah Shoemaker has re-
moved from her home.a mile southwest
of the city TO a house on Il. Lake-siv.
She recently experienced Il stroke Of
paralysis Kind friends are looking
after her welfare.
\ daughter was born to Mr. and
Mrs Holger Rasmussen. at st. MaTyS
hospital, Wednesday night, Dec. %.
Mrs Rasmussen is Il daughter of NJ.
and Mrs John Lindoo. ST. Her home
is at Centuria.
The city tax roll is in the hands Of
the city treasurer. Elmer HILL who is
now issuing receipts. G. G. Kile got
receipt No. l. Charlie says the city
needs the money. c. f. ClnUgh was
issued receipt No. ?.
Miss Esther Kehl who has charge
of the Cedarburg schools, is spending
her vacation at her home on f. Lake
ay Miss Kehl likes her work at
Cedarburg and may have her position
for another year if she so desires.
1t is reported that Roy Bruf1at was
married in St Paul since moving TO
that city. Roy played baseball here
during the latter part Of the season
under the name of Peterson. and was
employed in La Mere's barber shop
Mrs Fred Niepow. Of Conrath,
brought her daughter. Clara. to Lady
smith Wednesday for further treat
ment for nervous trouble Miss Clara
is at the +. A. Kirvan home. where
her sister. Mrs. Nora Saltzman. has
rooms and will care for her
H. NJ. Goldsmith, local fur buyc..,
has the pelt of a timber wolf that
measures seven feet from tip to tip.
Unlike most wolf pelts. this one is
red. Some claim it is not wolf pet
but old hunters. including the county
clerk, say it is wolf pelt. The big
beast was killed in the blue Hills"
country.