Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-03
WEYERHAEUSER


day afternoon.
Mrs. Charles Stevens was in Lady
smith Saturday afternoon.
Several people from here are plan
ming on attending the auto show in the
twin cities.
Miss Marvel Maffett attended the
confetti ball at Ladysnith Friday even
ing.
Misses Ethel Freachick and Babe
La Tour were shopping in Ladysmith
Friday
Mrs Mike Ellison is able to be
about again after having been sick for
week.
Mrs. Otis Hurless has been on the
sick list the past week with a very Sc
we're cold.
Mrs. c. Johnson, of Bruce, highschool
teacher here, spent the weekend at the
S. Johnson home in Ladysmith.
Bert Steadman is laying off from his
work on the railroad, having hurt his
chest while at work Saturday.
Mrs. f. f. Tabor was listed among
the sick for couple days Last week,
but is very much improved at this
writing.
Keep an open date for Saturday
night, Feb. 4! Follow the crowd to
the opera house and join in the fun
at the mask ball.
The Pythian Sisters held their reg
ular meeting Wednesday evening. A
new member was taken in and pot
luck lunch was served.
Don't forget the masquerade ball
here Saturday evening, Feb. 4. Every
one wear mask and have the time OF
your life and join the people in guess
ing "Who's Who"
Ed Frenchick left for Chicago Mon
day afternoon. He will enter mill
tary hospital there where he will re-
ceive treatments for heart trouble, that
resulted from his army life.
Arthur Frogner has been laid Off
from his position at the creamery. Mr..
Mohr will do the work alone, it being
quiet this time of the year in the cream
business.
Neighbors and friends of Mrs. O. }.
Wood spent Wednesday at her home,
the occasion being her birthday. An
elaborate luncheon was served at noon.
Games and music were enjoyed dur
ing the afternoon.
Harrison White was cleaning lamps
in the caboose of the way freight, when
a switch man failed to turn switch
and the cars hit the caboose, throwing
Mr.. White and hurting his arm and
hand. He came home Saturday but
was able to resume his work on Mon
day morning.
Mystery still surrounds the burning
of the Mckinney Lalan chicken house.
Mr.. Lalan believes that the chicken
house was raided and then set on lire,
as they could find the bones OF not
more than six chickens and there was
no smell of feathers at the time OF the
fire. The chickens were all full-blood
chickens and it is great loss to them
The r. n. A. lodge was honored by
the presence of the Grand Deputy, Mrs.
Minnie Comstock, of Spooner, at their
meeting Thursday evening. The new
officers were instructed as to their du-
ties and q fine talk was enjoyed. Two
new members were taken in and Neigh
Dor COmstOck took charge of the lnl-
tiating, which made it very impressive.
A fine lunch was served after the meet
ing
DR.. l.. b. McCarn, of Ladysmith, is
i'm Weyerhaeuser at the f.. Il. Tabor
home every Tuesday and Friday. The
little Zelinski girl has been paralyzed
for several months and has been I'M
able to take a step, but after taxing
a number of chiropractic adjustments
she is able to walk and is improving
rapidly now.
The school meeting Saturday even
ing was well attended there being
eighty votes cast The school was al
lowed the $4,000 to carry on the I'M
proving of the school grounds by finish
ing the work in the gymnasium ana
part of the money goes towards pay
ing I'D an old debt. These meetings
should be we'll attended and everyone
should take a live interest as to where
their taxes are being spent and for the
bettermcnt Of the school.
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