Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-24

'io", - years, MIS-. HOWARD SIm0ilS
year; constable. John Hartman. Cau-
Gus committee, the Incoming town
| board. After caucus general discus
| sion OF the proposed county commission
form of government was conducted
From developments at that time the
general indications are that we do not
want that form of government.
Olive Ascher is i'll with flu.
Mrs. Arnoe has been on the sick
list
w NJ. Best was a caller here Tues
day.
Ben Lane, of South Fork was here
Tuesday.
L. d. st, Clair went to I.adysmith
Tuesday.
The Hawkins band has been re-or-
ganized.
o. Fl. Underwood was on the sick
list Monday.
Mrs. Kessel went to Phillips last
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Marcott was Ladysmith
caller Monday.
Mrs. Maynard Ellingson went 10 La
dysmith Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs Gerzena and Clifford
are i'll with FLU"
Mrs. "A. Q. st. Clair was a visitor
here Monday and Tuesday
Mr.. Long, the Watkins man. from
Ingram, was here Tuesday.
Burton Barnett made a business trip
TO Barron Saturday night.
Walter Edming spent the week end
Iat his home at Glen Flora.
There was a business meeting of the
Booster Club Friday evening.
Undersherifr Miller, of Ladysmitll.
was business caller here Friday.
Miss Bessie Tate was a Ladysmlth
caller between trains Saturday.
Mrs. Ed. Schoeneck is quite i'll, prob
ably with touch of pneumonia.
Mrs. Burton Barnett substituted for
Professor Hill one day last week
Mrs. Stone and Miss Elgie Stone are
visiting at the home of Joel Stone.
Ray Harvey has purchased the prop
erty formerly owned by Willard CLARK
Antoine Sabieski and Antoine Mash
'uda. Of South Fork, were here Mon
day.
The prospects for the Hawkins base
ball team are the best they have ever
had
Fred Hartman and J. C. Hayward
made a business trip to Catawba Tues
day.
The Boosters Club is making prepa
rations for another program for April
18th
Peter Fond, who is attending school
in Ladysmith, spent the weekend at
home.
Joel Stone went to attend the funerals
OF Mrs. Reuben Stone. nee C0tter Sat
urday night.
Mesdames A. O. ST. Clair and w. NJ
Barnett had coffee at Mrs. Burton Bar
nett's Tuesday.
The Ladies' Aid Society enjoyed II
sleigh-ride 10 the William II. Harvey
home last Wednesday,
W. A. Liebhardt, who has been Oh
an extended trip to Minnesota AMI
South Dakota, has returned.
Lee James and Beatrice James have
been on the sick list, but are out again
Earl Knapp has been OH the sick list
Mrs. A. O. ST. Clair was a visitor
at the w. e. Barnett home Tuesday,
returning to her home at Ingram Tues
day.
Nlr and Mrs. Fred Sampf left last
week for the southern part Of the
state, where Mr. Sampf will work the
farm Of his father-in-law.
The hath mill Of the Ellingson L,im.
her Company closed down Friday foc
installation OF new machinery.
Mesdames kessel and Fl. A. Doty
entertained the Ladies' Aid Society OF
the M. e. church Wednesday after
neon.
Carl King and family are storing
their goods in the school room former
ly occupied by Miss Kessel's primary
grades.
Hawkins grade school team played
Lady smith Friday at that place. Haw
kins defeated Ladysmith ny score
of % to 6.
Mrs Cora Huss teacher of the N0rtil
school was called to her home at Shell
by, because of the sudden death OF
her husband.
Messrs. Ellis and Hill. of the high
school and grade school faculties, who
have been i'll for several days, have
resumed their duties at school.
A basketball game scheduled to be
played last Friday at Bruce was called
! off because OF the illness of several OF
| the members of the team as well MS
Prof. Ellis.
There have been many cases Of what
seems to be a light form of flu here
the past two weeks. Those on the
sick list are as follows: Arden Ander
/ son, Carl Skilbred, Floyd Shifflet, Oren
Hartman, Mrs. I. G. Baker, Cedric and
Dorothy Baker, DR. ]. G. Baker, Fran
els Reach. Esther Christensen, Nay