Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-02-11

were business visitors in this city
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. l. Hughes spent
several days in Minneapolis and st.
Paul this week
b. NJ. Apker. cashier of the State
Bank Of Chetek. was in the city on
business Tuesday.
Miss Christianson. stenographer in
the county nurses office. spent Sunday
at her home in Weyerhaeuscr.
VIM. A. Carroll spent Il couple of
days in Minneapolis the first of the
week. attending the auto show.
Mrs Grin Garwood and son. Or
Vile returned Wednesday from an eX-
tended visit at South Sioux City, Neb.
Mrs Earl Burns. of Minneapolis,
arrived here Wednesday for a short
visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
O'Nell
The Methodist Ladies' Aid Society
will meet at the home of Mrs. III. \.
Drake Wednesday, Feb. 1G MI are
invited
On Saturday. Feb. II, at o'clock.
the Methodist Ladies Aid Society will
hold food sale at PederSOn'S furni
ture store.
Atty. J. w. Carow and VicePres.
Blackburn of the State Bank. have
been spending a few days at Madison
on business.
at the auto show the first Of the week,
sizing I'D the new auto hearSes with Il
view of buying one.
H. c. Streater and wife left Monday
for visits to Minneapolis and other
Minnesota points. They returned
Thursday night.
Raymond Portman left for Brecllen-
ridge Texas. Sunday night. after Il
short visit a his home here and with
his father at Fl Francis, Can.
About thirty-iiyc town people formed
IA slcighridc party and surprised Mrs
Potter at Shaw Dam Saturday even
ing \ fine supper was served at mid
night
Miss Goldie Cox. of Bruce. and Ag~
nrs. Boldon of Island Lake. returned
TO their homes LAST Saturday. after a
visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John
l.. ROldon.
Gail Putnam successfully passed the
examination in the college of phar-
macy at DeS M0incS, Ia. recently and
in a few weeks will have his diploma
and be Il full-hedgcd pharmacist.
Sergt. Clyde S. ClOugh, of Atlanta
and (thorIn. w (fIon0b of Whit
ten. Iowa. arrived here Tuesday even
ing for visit at the home of their
mother. Mrs. Eta Clough
Sam Johnson. who sold his farm
south Of town. last summer. will move
with his family into what is known as
the Vic Paulson house, on East Second
St. in week or two. as he is to give
possession Of the farm by March /.
Roger and Carlton Peterson have
been unhappy boys since Friday. The
boys were the proud pOssessors Of Il
fine Airdale dog that was their CON
slant companion out of school hours.
The dog was struck and killed by Il
passing auto.
H. A. Drake. of the III. A. Drake Auto
Co. attended the big auto show in
Minneapolis this week and combined
pleasure With business by driving Il
Ford coupe to Minneapolis and deliv-
ering il to Aubrey Smith, who is at
tending The university of Minnesota
George Hildahrand. employed as
order clerk in the office of the paper
company here for the past fifteen
months. will move his family to Chi
cago in a few days. Mr. Hildabrand
will be employed in the sales force of
the Western Newspaper Union in that
city.
Miss Irma Nelson is back at her
desk in the county clerks office, after
several weeks absence. during which
time she had an operation for ear tr0u-
BILE in an Eau Claire hospital The OPP
Grafton was successful in relieving the
trouble
A local decorator is Opt0mistic on
the subject of spring work. He sees
plenty of it in the Offing. and says
that. while work will be cheaper than
last season, wall paper will be higher
III III ltI. Will lliC CNNNIJtlOI1 VI III
grades.
L he NeWS-Budgct has learned
through All inquiry by an heir. that
William Guthrie died at West Lima
Wis. on Jan 20 MI Guthrie was an
early settler of the Maple Center COM
munity and resided there until within
the last year or two.
Mrs Ed Baker left Friday morn
ing for a visit in Minneapolis. and af
ter she had left. her son. Lawrence.
developed high fever. He had bad
cold and was quite sick boy for few
days but is now recovering nicely,
Mrs Baker returned Sunday night.
r. T. Beveridge. town clerk of Mar
shall. is at st. Mary's hospital recover
ing from an operation for the removal
of diseased appendix. He entered
the hospital on Tuesday, having been
taken sick the day before. Mr.. Bev-
eridge's brother died about two weeks
ago. following an operation for appen-
dicitiS.
l.. f. Williams, of Eau Claire, for
snerly of IadySmith was in the city