Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-03
LOCAL & PERSONAL
!. G. Beebc was here from Brut

lQesday.
Mrs. y. NJ. Blain and SON were over
from Weyerhaeuser Thursday.
J. 6 Stubs was over from Weyer-
haeuser Monday Oh business.
Rev. Olaf Hill, Of Hawkins. was Il
Ladysmith visitor on Tuesday.
Mrs. Thayler and daughter, Of Bruce,
were shopping here Saturday.
Miss Babe LII Tour. Of Wcyerhaeus-
II. was shopping in this city Friday.
/ tut your valuable papers in one of
! our safety deposit boxes. Pioneer Ma
! -lonul Bank 42tf
/ Mrs Charles Stevens, Of Weyer
haeuser visited at the Ed Rogncss
/ home Saturday.
! Misses Grace Hughes and Evelyn
Keith teachers at Bruce. were visitors
here Saturday.
Ed. VI. Frenchick, OF Weycrhaeuser
stopped off here yesterday While Ell
route to Chicago.
Melvin Fegstad has been confined te
his home for few days past. He
wrenched his knee.
f. NJ. Worden returned Monday
morning from Chicago, where he at
| tended the automobile show
Miss ldcl DePew. teacher Of River
/ Heights school, visited friends i'll La
dysnith over Sunday.
Skating at the armory every evening
except Tuesday and Thursday. Come
and enioy Yourself. IT.
Mrs Clarence III. Johnson, who is
teaching at Weyerhaeuser, spent the
week END ut the Sam Johnson home.
The men Foresters will give a card
party at the parish hall, Thursday
evening Feb. 9. Everyone welcome.
Miss EIda Cotton who is attending
training school here, spent the week
end with her friend. Miss Olga Olson,
Of Bruce.
John A. Schmidt, of the town OF
Grant. attended the jubilee meeting of
farmers and dairvmen at Madison dur
ing the week.
y
az. entertained fourteen playmates OF
her grandchildren, Lois and Eunlce
Brand, Saturday afternoon.
Misses Ethel Frenchick and Marvel
Maffet were over from Weyerhaeuser
Friday TO spend the day with the lat
ter's sister, Miss Mae Matfett.
Mrs. Alex Moore entertained al
progressive 800" last Thursday, Mrs
X. Leyeille winning the first prize, and
Mrs. 4. Eilett the consolation prize.
See Spurgeon Stringer, the optomet-
rist. about your eyes at the Baker no
tel Ladysmith. from Feb. 5 TO ID.
!. Spurgeon Stringer, the optometrlst
will test eyes and fit glasses at the Ba'
ker hotel. Ladysmith, from Feb. to
10.
Miss Mabel Moore. teacher OF the
Port Arthur school entertained a few
friends at her home Saturday in com
memoration OF her birthday.
Mrs. Fred True entertained the Ia
dies Of her card club Thursday after
noon Oh ldSl Wtek. WI .. Jam ~ .
won the prize. Nm elaborate luncheon
was served.
Archie Doughty visited his folks
mere the first of the week, leaving for
Milwaukee Monday night. Mr.. Doughty
recently disposed Of his garage inter
ests at Marengo.
The ladies Of Ladysmith Rebekah
lodge will soon issue invitations for a
masouerade ball to be given Wednes-
day evening. Feb. 10 A big time IS be-
ing planned for.
1 Neighborhood friends of Mrs. j. ii.
! Doucette remembered her birthday ana
gave her a very pleasant surprise Mon
day evening. Cards were played and q
fine luncheon was served.
The 500 Line has made Il rate or a
fare and half for the round trip Tor
the Twin City Automotivc Exposition
TO be given at the Overland building,
between ST Paul and Minneapolis,
Feb. to II.
The Hickory and Iris troops OF the
Girl Scouts, accompanied by their cap
tains Mrs. T. pagel and Mrs. j.. Nj.
Landmark. went on 4-mile nike
around the hospital square Saturday.
f. II. Davis, son OF Lon LAWS, went
to Chicago Monday where he will be
employed in Il furniture factory. lie
! has been employed In the factory or
the Ladysmith Chair and Furniture
/ Company.
DR. Bancroft has made spe-
cialty Of cleaning and repairing clocks.
watches and jewelry for the last 80
wears, and is considered an expert at
the profession He will examine ana
make I'm estimate Of all repairs free
Of charge. He guarantees all his work
and carries large line Of new and re.
built watches for sale and trade. lie
also buys old watches, gold and silver
Now is the time to get your work done
Il, x1.l,.~ INnI 4