Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-17


county seat visitor Wednesday,.
Hugh Miller and VIM. Paeglow we're
over from Bruce on business Saturday.
Mrs. Edith Smith, OF Scion Springs,
lis a guest at the Rev. Fred Dahlberg
home.
Father Reisenmy. of the Seryite
Fathers, spent Monday and Tuesday in
Chicago.
Miss Frances Schanke has taken &
position on the State Bank clerical
force.
X, w. Lamp returned last week from
Gary. Indiana. where he spent the win
ter
National rolled oats, limited supply,
at % cents per -VOeste Economy
Store.
Miss Edna Wilson and sister Leone,
of Weyerhaeuser. were shoppers here
on Saturday,
Rev. Fred Dahlberg attended meet
| ing Of the county board of Bayfield,
county, at Washburn, Tuesday
Ernest Zeilweger, of Sheldon, and
| Cornell Elkow, of Conrath, were in
this city on business Saturday.
Miss Virginia Tate. teacher in the
Sheldon schools. called on Iadysmlth
! friends Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. \. r. Houts moved last
Thursday to the residence they pur-
| chased several months ago on West
| Ninth-st,
| The new mammoth grader the c0un-
| ty recently purchased will be drawn
| by the big Holt caterpillar tractor in
doing grading on the county roads this
| season.
| Miss Agnes Scott, Of Richland Cen
| ter, arrived Saturday morning for a
| ten-days' visit with her sister, Miss
Margaret Scott, highschool teacher
and other relatives.
The card of Ladysmith Camp, No
S672, Modern Woodmen of America
| will be found in the Business Direct
DRY of this paper. Meetings are held
| in Odd Fellows hall every second and
fourth Saturdays.
| Today-St Patricks Days the
twentieth anniversary Of the arrival OF
Mayor George Luell in Ladysmith to
open his cigar factory. Twenty years
/ ago Ladysmith was just showing signs
of growing into prosperous village.
| Miss Eunice Maloney returned home
| Sunday morning from Owen, where
she has been employed on the Enter
prise, and will remain at home fol
awhile Henry Mosher, of Wisconsin
Rapids, was her guest here Sunday.
| James Hayes, section foreman, be
lieves the 500 Line roadbed will prove
| to be in better condition when the frost
| is eliminated by Old Sol than is usual,
~ the case in the spring. but he says
there will be plenty Of work for his
crew.
NJ. l.. Paradise is Dusy painting and
repairing his pop eases and cleaning
| up his factory, getting ready for the
| coming seasons business. Mr. Para
disc is building up a business that will
reach much larger proportions in the
years TO come,
guest of Ray Scott and family, of the
town of Grant, from Friday until Mon
day. Mr. Elder owned and occupied
what is now the Sisters Home, near
the hospital, few years ago and was
near neighbor of the Scots.
| II. Emerson, buttermaker for the La
dysmith Cooperative Creamery Co,
and Joseph Westholder, ice cream max
er for A. C. Mooney, attended the dis
/ trict meeting of buttermakers held at
Prentice last Saturday. These gentle
men secured the next meeting of the
butternakers' association for Lady
smith on May II. Mr.. Emerson is pres
idant of the 10th district association.
Miss Ruth Pfeil, county nurse, spent
Saturday at GAINESVILLE. She was ac-
companied by Everett and Wilburt
Koon, Of this city, who are now at
tending school and receiving special
training there. While visiting at the
school for the blind, Miss Pfeil met
and eonyersed with Miss Wiletta Hug
gins. the fourteen-yearold wonder girl.
Miss Higgins is both blind and deaf
and is able to detect color by her very
keen sense Of smell. Miss Higgins
has been at the GAINESVILLE school for
eight years.
The local camp OF the Modern
W6odmen Of America held an inter-
esting meeting at their lodge rooms
Saturday evening and decided to make
a drive for new members. All mem.
bers of the order, residing in this COM
munity, now members of other camps,
are urged TO transfer from their camps
TO the Ladysmith camp; there is now
no expense connected with such trans
fer, and it will be beneficial both to the
local camp and to Neighbors so trans
ferring See the camp clerk, Tom s.
Thompson. Venerable Consul James
Hayes appointed committees in vari-
Gus districts of the city to look after
and report sick Neighbors. DR.. +. J.
Caldwell was elected an examining
physician
Mrs. George Manley entertained
about twenty-five friends of her hus-
band and Of j. G. Lee, Friday evening,