Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-21
LOCAL & PERSONAL n. Y. CREE1S fLIERS

Insurance that 1nsures.-F. NJ. Doyle
Company.
Geo. Humber was over from Bruce,
Wednesday.
The epidemic of diphtheria at Chetek
is under control.
Money to Loan. any amOunt.-F. Nj.
Doyle Company.
j. f. Curtis was in the city from IN
gram, Wednesday.
\. Murray left Wednesday on bus
mess trip to Madison.
Don't fail to attend the forced-to-sell
sale at the Army Store. II
| Matt A. Meyer. of COnrath. was up
on business last Friday.
ChaS Erdman went to NeilSville
Wednesday to visit relatives.
TO insure prompt settlement of losses,
insure with f. Nj. Doyle Company.
The Baptist Circle will meet with
Mrs. Nate Hand Thursday Jan. -.
Charles Trotter. j.. was up from
Conrath last Saturday on business.
For farm mortgages and fire inslr
ancc see Michaelson 4 Hughes Co. 41tf
f.. X. pritchard. of Ingram. was in
| Ladysmith yesterday on business.
You can save money by supplying
your present and future needs ut the
Army Store. II
The Catholic Girls Club will give q,
card party at the parrish hall on Mon
day evening, Jan. n.
Inst un,niyoI limo of hnrsa bIou
k,tS at the Army Store. Don't fail to
come in and see them II
The Bethany Sisters will meet with
Mrs John Petersen. Wednesday. Jan.
2G. Everyone invited
Miss Tina Wick spent Sunday with
her sister. Margaret. who is teaching
Il school north of Glen Flora.
Ray Geary. of Island Lake. was Il
guest of County Treasurer and Mrs. j.
J.. Boldon the first of the week.
| Mrs. +. f. Fowler and baby son
will leave for their former home. Super
! ior for visit with relatives today.
Mrs. w. f. Spicrng entertained
noon \ very fine lunch was served.
| Mrs. w. 4. blackburn has been at
! Little Falls. Mimi. the past ten days.
called there by the illness of rela-
| tive
Rev. OLAF Hill. Of Hawkins. was in
Ladysmith on Tuesday. Rev. Hill is
still troubled by rheumatism but is
| feeling some better.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Allen have ia
ken up their residence at the Carow
! home during the absence of Mrs.
Carow and children.
Mrs. Nelson who had been visiting
al the home of her daughter. Mrs j.
II. Ritland. returned to her home at
| Island Lake ON Monday.
Mrs f. NJ. Worden entertained
twelve ladies at cards at her home Tues
day afternoon. The head prize was
won by Mrs. X. W. Fritz
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter plante and chill
drcn returned Monday from Chippewa
Falls. where they were called by the
death of Mr.. Plante's father.
Mrs. j. =. Peterson was hostess to
few ladies Wednesday afternoon at
| her home ON PedersOn-av. The amuse-
ment of the afternoon was 800"
Capt. r. l.. Williams of Troop X
! left Wednesday evening for Milwaukee
| TO get further instructions in his du-
ties as captain of the cavalry troop.
| Roy StilsOn. who had charge of the
| Herman Simon farm during the alb
scncc of Mr.. and Mrs. Simon in Iowa.
Ibft IA, i'm hnf .f.tn 10
The dance given by the Women 5
Catholic Order of Foresters Friday
! night at CaSs hall was well attended.
LcVeillc'S orchestra furnished t e
music
| Mr.. and Mrs George l.. Luell enter
, tanned few friends at dinner Sunday
evening. in commemOration of the
birthdays of Mr. Luel and Albert
| CGnklin.
| Barney Rpichert of KEENAN,. was /,
business visitor in our city Wednes-
day. and his niece. Miss Phoebe Reich
rrt. accompanied him home to spend
| the week end.
Miss Elizabeth Ryall has been sub
stituting for her sister. Erlnice. as
| teacher Ill the COX school. town or
Willard. the past two weeks. Miss
Eunice has been too i'll to teach.
The sidewalks have been a glare of
ice since Tuesday night. when rain
commenced falling and freezing almost
Immediately. Travel has been Il more
or less precariouS undertaking for Il
couple of days.
LadySmith Camp, Modern Woodmen
Of America. will give Il dance in their
lodge rooms tomorrow night to which
all are invited. The Royal EeighhOrs
will serve lunch Dance tickets, 800
lunch soc Luei's orchestra will play.
SEC. OF AGRICULTURE
/ ArH MADICON C0NEERENCE