Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-12-26
TONY.
Special Correspondence.

Mr.. Ferris and family attended SER
vices at Glen Flora Sunday.
Miss Esther Martinson is home for
the holidays from Turtle Lake.
Mesdames Briggs and Vanderlipden
were Bruce visitors last Monday.
Jack Sybers took a trip to Dia-
mond, S. d., and returned Tuesday
via Chetek.
A number of farmers in this vicin-
ity have arranged to put in silos for
next season.
Miss Bertha Norstrom arrived
home from Minnesota in time for
the holidays.
Miss Beatrice Burgess left Mon
day for Neillsville to spend the holt
days with friends and relatives.
Mr.. Ferris has sold his farm to
brother of John Hauser, who expects
to move on to the farm shortly.
Oscar Dahlquist has severed his
connection with the section crew, on
account of the reduction in force.
Miss Rose Sybers, who is teach
ing in Chetek, arrived home with
her brother for months vacation.
Mrs. Bergner and daughter left
Friday evening to spend the holidays
with friends and relatives in Chicago.
Louis Leonhard has donated
beautiful Christmas crib, consisting
of sixteen statues, to ST. Anthonys
church.
A. R. Thistle, engineer on the
Great Northern at Superior, arrived
home to visit his family over the
holidays.
The Misses Flora Yankee and An
ma Christman, who are attending nor
NAL at Superior, are home for the
holidays
Albert Briggs, who is attending
high school at Bruce, returned home
Wednesday to spend the holidays
with his folks
The Tony and North Eastern is
now receiving empties for tie loading
and they expect to have both engines
busy before long.
The Methodist Sunday school had
a Christmas tree at their church
Wednesday evening for the entertain
ment of the little folks.
School has closed and all of the
teachers have gone to their homes to
spend the holidays and will return in
time to open school Jan. s.
Joe Helm, who is attending ST.
Thomas college in st. Paul, is home
for the holidays. His friend, Ralph
Johnston accompanied him.
c. G. Magoon, one of the dispatch
ers from Gladstone, went through
here on No. 25 last Wednesday, rest
ing up for the. winters work.
Mr.. and Mrs H. Freeman are the
proud parents of young son, which
just arrived in time for Christmas.
! Mother and son are doing well.
Nels Omark's section crew are
cleaning up the brush on the right
Of-way. His crew. has now been re-
duced to the regular winter force.
Mrs. John Goetz, Of Loyal, who
had been visiting her parents, Mr..
and Mrs VIM. Newhouse, the past
couple Of weeks, has returned home.
Miss Luella Sharrah took advantage
of the excursion arrangements last
week and visited relatives in Lady
smith, returning on the midnight linn
tied.
Conductor Mike Ellison, of the
Way-freight, has been laid up the last
ness. Conductor Olson has the run
in his place
Tony was a full sized city for a
couple of days last week. Nos. 7 and
s stopped here for the accommoda-
ton of those wishing to attend the
farmers institute at Ladysmith
Mr. OQuist accidentally broke his
rear wagon wheel last Tuesday by
running into log. He took the wag-
on over to Dudley's blacksmith shop
and repairs were quickly made.
We noticed our genial postmaster
Peter Helm, going home with a big
fat Christmas turkey. Suppose he is
getting ready for the fifty. pound
packages that will be handled by par