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

Bert Barnes went to Ingram Mon,
day
DR.. Baker was an Ingram caller on
Monday.
Sam Dvergsdal went to Ladysmith
Monday.
yerna Bisson returned to her home
at Ingram
Mr. Hayward went to Ladysmith
last week.
Joel Stone was visitor in Lady
smith Thursday
VIM. Pobanz and family left Tues
day for Michigan.
7. ]. Lane, who has been quite ill.,
is much improved
w B. Barnett. ST. was Ladysmith
.aller last Thursday.
Mrs. Harmon went to the hospital
Ladysmith last week
Mrs. VIM. Ellingson spent Monday
md Tuesday at Ladysmith.
Mrs w. NJ. Ellingson spent Monday
md Tuesday in Ladysmith.
The Misses Boettscher and Taylor
went to Ladysmith Saturday
Mrs. Halvor ThorSen, who has been
i'll for several days. is improving
II. T. Ellingson spent the greater
part of last week i'll the twin cities.
G. o. Wig made business trip 70
Ladysmith between trains Monday.
Notices are up for the annual eau
Gus to be held Saturday. March Is.
Az. Ilrapd ~, I,,po, mont IN I N
Saturday morning, returning Monday.
Floyd Shifiiet, who has been on the
sick list for several days is improving.
f. NJ Jones. Of the Drake Auto Co,
OF Ladysmith. was a visitor here Mon
day
O. Ii. Underwood took his son, Har-
old to the dentist in LadySmith Thurs
lay
Miss BurSack witnessed the basket
ball tournament at stevens Point last
week end.
Mrs. Selma Leuthold came home sun
day night, returning to Ladysmith
Monday noon.
Mrs Shattuck. Monroe, Clarence and
Ruth Shattuck were callers in Lady
smith Thursday.
Mrs Ray Lane visited with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Martin Kennedy,
at Ingram recently.
Misses Hazel and Mary Bcache left
Thursday to spend the weekend at
their home in KEENAN,.
Walter Edming, our local printers
devil. returned from weekend visit
Mt his home in Glen Flora.
G. c. Ellingson made a business trip
to Chicago and other points last week,
returning Monday afteraOon.
Dr.. q. a. Christensen accompanied
a patient from Ingram TO the Lady
smith hospital Thursday.
John Wischowski went TO the hospi-
tai in Ladysmith Thursday. returning
the latter part Of the week.
Charles Van Hurlinger, who has been
employed in the twin cities during the
winter months. is visiting his son,
T.. u. Simmons. who has been on ii
visit to his parents in South Dakota
for the past two weeks. returned to his
home today.
Mrs A. O. st. Clair, of Ingram, was
in Hawkins to accompany the ladies OF
the Royal Neighbors on theiT trip
through Europe.
Mrs. John Marcott and Mrs. Z.
EDingson were in Ladysmith Thurs
day A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs
Nels Nielsen March {.
The young ladies of the bee Hive
were entertained Tuesday evening ny
the Misses Boettscher and Taylor. y
fine luncheon was. served
The baseball game between the
Hawkins grade school and the Lady
smith mi,igets resulted in a victory
for Hawkins by q score OF - TO ~
G. Hollenheek, of the Wilson Nero.
Co. of Rhinelander, is making period
ical trips to Hawkins. He says Rhine
lander has the only basketball team
Wonder how he knows.
Joel Skalny, who has been residing
on the ST Clair farm north OF town
since last fall, moved to Ladysmith TO-
day, where he will be i'll the employ
of the Flambeau River Lumber COM
pany in their mill.
Leo Schoepf was here Monday to as
sist in organizing IN American Legion
post. During the meeting the follow
ing temporary officers were elected :
post Commander, Glenn Thorson |;
Post Adjutant, w. b. Barnett, Jr FL
nance officer, Elmer Il. Ellis. The post
named the Frank Cuff post The meet
ipss will be held the secondhand fourth
Tuesdays Of every month. The Legion
will start an auxiliary OF the wives,
mothers, daughters and sisters OF the
members of the American Legion.