Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-06
LOCAL & PERSONAL

NJ. G. Mullen was in Minneapolis on
Monday.
L. ]. Wilbert was here from Ingram
Saturday.
Aug. L. Kanning was up from Con
rath Friday.
Y. Y. Sims spent New Years with
his folks at Rice Lake
Our ''pre-inyentory sale" starts Tues
day. Watch for the big bills.-The Bon
Ton.
Farmers call and get a 1922 system
calendar. Michaelson & Hughes Com
pany. 35tf
Mrs. \. G. Johnson went to Eau
Claire Monday TO spend week with
relatives.
Highest market price paid for hides.
BRAGDON & SON.
Mrs W. d. Morgan and little son
went to Reedsburg the first of the week
to visit relatives.
\ fine son was born Sunday morning
to Mr.. and Mrs. John Holtz at 81
Mary's hospital.
Mrs. Herb Swanson left Friday for
Holcombe for visit with her sis
ter, Mrs Wilfred Loiselle
Fred RedWine left Friday for Han
nibal, where he went to visit his par
ents. who reside on Il farm near that
point.
Leo and Ray POrtman spent the
holidays with their folks here, return
ing to the University of Wisconsin on
Monday.
Miss Zella Nichols returned Monday
evening to her work at Marquette,
Mich, after spending about week here
with her parents.
We have just received several p
piece dinner sets, the finest you eyer
saw. Call and look them over.-Car-
rolls Variety Store.
Mrs. William Kutt came down from
Ingram, last week, and spent a few
days with her sister, Mrs. j. A. Boyer,
in the town Of Willard.
Miss Verena Freitag returned from
Alden, Ill. Tuesday morning, to re-
ing school for teachers.
Mrs. Fred Rhode, of the town Of
Willard, took the early train to Min
neapolis Monday morning, to visit ner
daughter, Mrs. W. f. Starry.
G. E. Miner did not attempt to drive
over to Rice Lake, Saturday, being ap-
prehensive Of drifted snow, but took
the old. reliable 500 No. So.
Miss Mabel York returned to St
Paul. Monday after spending New
Years with her brother, Sidney York,
and family, 115 r. Worden-av.
A number Of university and college
students returned TO their studies the
first Of the week, from Ladysmith and
other towns in the county
George Benson, IT., left Sunday
night to resume his studies at Law
renee College at Appleton, after spend
| ing two weeks with his parents here,
John Diamond went to Sheldon
Tuesday to get his car which he was
compelled TO leave there the other day
on account Of the conditions of the
roads.
County Surveyor Edgar and his help
err, A. W. Daniels, went down to Shell
don Tuesday afternoon to make a sur
vey of Sec %, 1916, just northwest Of
the village.
p A. McQuillan went to Eau Claire
Monday TO see about materials to be
used in a heating plant for the new
school building at Brentwood, fol
which he was awarded the contract.
Herbert Collier, Of Ingram, was &C
companied to the hospital here on Sat.
urday by DR. .Christianson, of Hawk.
/ ms. Mr. Collier is receiving treatment
for inflammation in one of his legs.
Mrs. ]. A. Boyer, of the town of Will
ard. went to Rochester, Mimi, Mon
day. for an examination at the May.
! clinic for an ailment that has beer
troubling her some of late.
!. Mrs. NJ. G. Martin, Miss Lorraine
and Leslie returned to their home ii
Minneapolis Monday morning, after
spending the holidays with the TT. w
True family and friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs George Benson, Sr.
will leave Friday evening for Chicago
where they will spend a weeks time
sightseeing and attending the Ma
tional Shoe Retailers convention.
Miss Sigrid Malmgren, of Rice Lake
who taught in the Ladysmith kinder
garten last year, returned to Rice Lake
Monday, after spending a couple O
days OF her vacation visiting Lady
smith friends. Miss Malmgren is teach
ing at GAINESVILLE this year