Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-10
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Charles Single has been laid up this
week with the flu
Miss Ruth Pfeil spent Sunday al
her home i'm Oshkosh.
Mrs. Kate James left Sunday night
TO visit her daughter in Milwaukee.
John Hurless, of Weyerhaeuser, was
in town on business Tuesday.
Some cases of measles and chicken
poX among children are reported III
the city.
Misses Ingrid Schiotz and Sigma Tor
gerson spent Sunday visiting friends
at Hawkins.
George Potter has just recovered
from an attack of flu and Mrs. Pot
Ter is i'll with it.
The Drake Auto Co. sent a load of
auto parts to their Hawkins branch
house on Wednesday.
w. 7. Moss came up from Madison
Tuesday to spend the remainder OF the
week in Ladysmith.
C. E. Hoskin has been promoted to
the position of assistant cashier at the
Pioneer National Bank.
Mrs j. c. Lee spent the past week
with her daughter, Mrs. Joe Brown,
and family, in Ashland.
Mrs. Gus Thompson arrived home
Wednesday, after a short visit with
her mother at Stevens Point.
H. NJ. Jones, Of the H. A. Drake
Auto Co.. was at the Hawkins branch
salesroom ON business the first Of the
week
Joe Fritz opines that it is nearly
time to get his maple syrup camp,
northeast Of the city, in shape for bus
mess.
Ed Fults, who was in the local hos
pital with badly fractured skull, and
later discharged from that institution,
is able to be out on the street.
\ Ladysmith innocent thinks that if
maple sugar can be made from the sap
of the maple tree, butter could be made
from the sap of the butternut tree
viii be pleased to see all our old
customers. and also new ones. at our
new location in the Reed block, West
Second-st and Iake-av.--Lueth Elec-
trio Shop. 1t
John Kobe arrived from Iowa, Mon
day, on q business trip. Mr.. Kobe said
that it is quite springlike there now
and the gardeners are preparing to
plant their early stuff.
A business man had occasion to
transport quantity of material from
Hawkins to Bruce few days ago. The
freight rate by rail, it was said. was
S3S. He got the material hauled by
team for S16.
Miss Elizabeth Martt, who has been
employed at the Martin Nelson home,
received telephone message from
Conrath Tuesday, stating that her
mother, Mrs. Paul Martt. had slipped
on some ice and in falling had broken
her left arm.
Art Lane has completed putting up
/ supply Of eight hundred tons Of ice
for delivery in the city next summer
With two ice supply concerns on the
Job the coming season. Ladysmith
should not suffer for the needful next
summer
Dave Taylor. of Neillsville, is visit
ing his sister. Mrs. T.. J. Winters, and
nephews and friends here. Mr.. Tay
Ior will he remembered as a resident
of this city some years ago. Recently
he lost his wife by death at Neillsville
where they had been residing since
leaving Ladysmith.
A. ]. Marsh, who had been an EN-
ploye of the Great Western Paper Co.
for the past year, left Friday for Phil
before joining his wife at Lewiston
Mont, where they will reside here
after. Mrs. Marsh went to Lewiston
in November.
The r. n A. lodge held their reg
nlar meeting Wednesday evening. Al
the close of the meeting several tables
of 900" and progressive hasf1 were
played. Mrs. Alec Moore wG4 tht
800 prize and Mrs. Daniels Won Tho
progressive hash prize. Lunch was
served.
Harold Stone has gone to his home
at Rice Lake to recuperate from two
weeks illness with yellow jaundice
His mother was here from Rice Lake
to take care Of him for few days anG
he accompanied her to Rice Lake or
| Wednesday,