Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-10

f. L. Hughes was at NeyerhaeuSer
Monday.
L. Fl. Spencer was at Bruce on bust
ness Saturday.
Mrs. n Whiteford spent few days
in Minneapolis this week.
To insure prompt settlement Of losses,
insure with Doyle & Falge Co.
Art Peterson spent a couple Of days
with home folks at Rice Lake last week.
Baling wire per bundle, $215. Buy
now if you need wire.--Nate Hand.
Miss Lucy Schmalen is spending a
week with her parents at Clear Lake.
Miss Belle Grunseth spent Sunday at
the j. A. Maffet home in Weyerhaeuser.
Mrs. c. Johnson and Miss Violet
Stewart of Bruce, were visitors here
saturday.
G. II. Williams went to Minneapolis
| Saturday morning to be gone for a
few days.
with tonsilitis the past week, but is
now recovering.
G. A. Kenyon spent Monday after
noon with his daughter, Mrs. f. II.
Sill, in Bruce.
Put your valuable papers in one Of
our safety deposit boxes.--Pioneer Ma
tionaI Bank. Aft
a dance viii be given at the Miller
SchoOlhOuse Saturday night, Feb. IL.
A good time is assured.
The Willard threaded rubber battery
is the cheapest in the long run. For
sale by Diederich & Rietz. 43tf
Mrs. Henry Swenson and daughter,
Esther, were over from WeyerhaeuSer
Monday having dental work done.
Herman Berg returned home Satur-
day from Algoma. Wis, where he at
tended the funeral of his mother.
George Wakefield, town of Grant,
has been visiting relatives and old
friends at Cleveland, Mimi, during the
week.
st. Mary's Guild will serve lunch at
the home of Mrs. Harry Allen, 615 w.
| Uake-av., on Thursday, Feb. Is. Lunch
will be 15c.
Rev. John NJ. Ritland, pastor OF the
| Ladysmith Scandinavian Lutheran
church, held religious services in the
Blue Hills community, Sunday.
| Miss Margaret Leblanc has resumed
her position as clerk at Ditmanson &
| Nelson's, after having enjoyed week
vacation at her home i'll hurry.
On Friday night several young PEG,
pie from here journeyed via sleigh to
The Miller schoolhouse where they at
tended pie social. Dancing was on
the evenings program, also.
A hard times" social will be given
by the Luther League of the Scandina
Wan Lutheran church in the church
parlors, next Thursday evening, Feb
16 Everyone welcome.
The Weekly Card Club met at the
home of Mrs. George LaBerge, Thurs
day afternoon. Mrs. Earl Evans wor
the prize playing 500" Lunch was
served.
Mrs. George Nelson entertained a few
friends at her home Saturday evening
it being her 62nd birthday. A dainty
lunch was served and a very pleasant
evening spent by all present.
Mrs. Ed Hanson was honored at {
miscellaneous shower at the 2. c. Han
: son home Thursday afternoon. TIL
afternoon was spent socially, and
dainty lunch was served at five o'clock
Rev G.. Eckhoff went to hurry Sat
t urday to hold services the following
| day in the schoolhouse. The German
, Lutheran people of that communit.
t have recently organized a. church SO
: ciety.
, DR.. and Mrs. e. w. Day entertaine'
. twelve guests at their home Saturda
evening. Five hundred was playeo
; Mrs. ]. T.. McCorison winning tn
ladies' prize and Frank Manley tn
gentlemen's prize. At II o'clock a
elaborate lunch was served.
Mrs. J. A. Boyer returned home Sal
y urday night from Rochester, where sh
| nAU Dppn 1Of some WEEKS IcCClN III
treatment. She is feeling much in
proved and was encouraged by tn
I Rochester surgeons to believe that sh
: will entirely recover from her ailmen
: ]. J. Hruska is remodeling the II
Il frigerator in the Sanitary Market b
" putting layer of compressed cork, tw
inches thick, on the inside and sealin
IS the cracks with crcosote. Cement pla
IS ter is being put on the outside. TIL
n will make the refrigerator PRACTICAL
l. air tight.
20 Fred Roesler visited his sister, Mr.
N Henry Wilson, w. Lake-av., the flr
Is Of the week, leaving for Barron Mo-
IL day to visit another sister, Mrs. Fran
It Edison. He had to make his stay shol
It. as he has a number of men on constru
he ton work in Minneapolis, his hon
in city, and he had to hurry back to s.
how the work is going.