Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-17
LOCAL & PERSONAL

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John Holtz went to Chicago Tuesday
Goods Co store.
Oak buffet i'll good condition Inquire
al 504 Miner-av. G. H. Williams. 1t
Paul Fink and Clara Merritt made
application TO the county clerk for q
marriage license.
\ masquerade skating party will be
held at the armory Saturday night.
Sc SIRE and attend tt
Mrs. George LaBerec will be in
charge Of the library Sunday afternoon
from three to five
The training school has purchased Il
Yicfrola from funds earned by various
entertainments given III the past.
Miss Vera Lachek entertained num-
Der Of her friends III valentine party
at her home Wednesday night.
John Ryall. former well-known citi-
zen OF Ladysmith, is reported to be liv-
ing in Argentine, South America.
V V. Miller, secretary of the Rusk
county fair, yesterday attended the an
nual convention Of the association Of
Wisconsin fairs at Fond du Lac
Phil Griffin went to Marshfeld, his
old home town, Wednesday to see a
basketball game that night. and will
spend a couple Of days there.
Last basketball game of the season,
for the Ladysmith A. C. team. Feb. %,
opposing the New York nationals. All
the fans will want to see this game.
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The Bethany Sisters viii meet with
Mrs F.. w. Day, Feb. %, at 2 100 p. IN.
On account OF the banquet at the
/ Chamber of Commerce, there will be
no lunch All members are. urged 10
be present to work.
On February %. the WOmen's Study
Club will meet with Mrs. II. Wilson.
They will put ON a one-act play, The
American Women in Art and Drama.
| and Mrs Martin Nelson will be III
charge. Mrs w. NJ. Vaughan will be
| in charge of the art gallery.
/ George Uttormark is spending few
DAYS in st. Paul and Minneapolis, at
| tending the northwestern retail hard
ware dealers convention in the former
! city and visiting his son-in-law aud
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Guy Hill. III
the latter city.
| Mrs. Jessie Lowery, some years age
| landlady of the Gerard hotel here
spent Tuesday and Wednesday as the
guest Of old Ladysmith friends. coming
here from Fond du Lac, where she mas
| been spending the winter with Sis
ter. She went from here to her home
at Clear Lake.
The Business Girls Club will have
a theater party Thursday evening, at
ter which they will meet at the Blanch-
cite home for the purpose OF organic
ing n new club They plan 70 hold
weekly club meetings at the parish hall
every Tuesday night and several new
members are expected to join.
| Henry Wilson and Norman White.
| ford have postponed indefinitely their
| plan to engage in the shoe business III
| he Wilson building on First-st., ON
account of the uncertainty III the trend
of prices on stock. Mr.. Whiteford de-
parted Saturday night for Montreal,
| Can. for an extended visit before en-
gaging in any business venture.
Three or four men have signified
their willingness to take up the WORK
of County Clerk Munroe when he va
Gates his present office to become post
master of Ladysmith. 1t is the un-
derstanding that County Chairman J..
G. Stubs will make the appointment
of a county clerk for the unexpired
term and it is said that he has deter
mined upon the appointed but until
there is vacancy, no announcement
will be made.
The call Of the wild and the hunting
and trapping fever affects men even In
the coolest weather, but a fur buyer
is seldom fur catcher. Nevertheless.
r. M Goldsmith, local fur dealer. es-
sayed to accumulate few pelts
through his own efforts. But what he
caught was cold, He induced Frank
Bruce to haul him and his traps out
to the Deer Tail river. and almost the
first thing that happened. Ralph fell
into the river, where the ice was thin
and the water cold. Bruce showed more
hilarity than sympathy over the acct
dent, until similar accident happened
to him. Then both returned to town.