Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1914-06-26
TONY
Special Correspondence

Nels Fostveit departed last week
for New York.
Peter Helm is recovering from an
attack of grippe.
Chas. Wobeck left for his home
at Greenleaf last Thursday.
Andrew Nelson returned Saturday
from a short visit at Cameron
Miss Ethel Gill spent a few days
last week with friends in Ladysmith.
Mrs. John Gill left Saturday for
Waseca Mimi, for visit with rel
atives
Mary Heckler left for Chicago last
week to spend the summer with rel
atives.
Phil Christman, Jr., purchased a
late model Ford car which arrived
Monday.
Mrs. L. Menard left for her home
al Amery Saturday for a couple of
weeks visit.
Miss Tillie Newhouse left Friday
for Greenwood, to spend the sum-
mer with relatives.
Mrs. VIM. Schultz and daughter,
Harriet, left for Thorpe Tuesday, for
a couple of weeks visit.
Stanley and Alex Miniatt, of Bruce,
were the guests of their cousin, A.
Elsberg, over Sunday.
| Mr. and Mrs. Frank Helm, and
son, Fred, autoed to Tony and spent
Sunday with relatives.
L. Menard and Matt Edwards at
tended the telegraphers meeting in
Minneapolis last Saturday
Mrs. Emil Barfknecht and children
of Ladysmith, were guests at the A.
Tonnell home the past week.
Mrs. John Strop departed for
Minnesota last week, being called
there by the illness of her mother.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Newhouse
spent Sunday in Ladysmith as guests
of their daughter, Mrs. H. Decker.
Miss Hazel Biller, of Glen Flora,
spent a few days here last week.
the guest of her sister, Mds Phil
| lip Christman, Jr.
A dance will be given by Luell's
Harp Orchestra Saturday, June 27,
at the opera house. Supper will be
served on the stage.
Misses Anna Christman and Flor
ence Yankee returned to their homes
here Thursday from Superior, where
they have been attending normal the
past year.
| On Sunday last, a ball game was
played between Ladysmith first nine
and the Tony team at Ladysmith,
of Ladysmith.
An interesting ball game took
place here last Sunday, Tony's sec
ond nine against the farmer boys
south of town, resulting in a score
of Is to II, in favor of Tony
| Joseph Christman and children au-
toed to Unity last Friday, where the
children will be the guests of their
grandparents during the summer Mr..
| Christman returned Sunday night
Sigur Martinsen returned to his
home here from Superior last Fri
day, having completed his course at
the normal and graduating with high
honors with the class last week. He
has accepted the principalship of the
school at Boyceville, at which place
he will teach the coming school
year.
Miesss Della and Matilda Sybers
and Marion Ingraham returned home
| last week, having completed the
Training school. The Misses Sybers
were accompanied by Misses EN-
ma and Margaret Moore, classmates,
| of Ingram, who were their guests
over Sunday.
Ladies, don't forget to bring a bas-
ket for the social that will be held
July 4th, at noon. A number of ex-
ira baskets will be on hand for Wis
itors who are unable to furnish same
| The auction of full blooded chick
| ems, ducks, calves, Iigs ETC., will be
| held in the afternoon. Don't miss the
opportunity to at least look over this
| fine display of stock. A supper will
be served at Hotel Helm at o'clock
A dance will be given at the opera
house in the evening and at 400 D.
m. one of the famous suppers always
served by the Catholic ladies will
| be given
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