Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-08-30


by boys or girls etc.
Friday is school day at the fair.
Admission free to children who at
tended last year or this year. We hope
to see large number of school chill
dren with their teachers that day
present.
Teachers certificates have recently
been issued to Mrs. A. M Franklin.
Mrs Ethel Howell Mrs. w. r. Lewis,
Mrs. w. J. Wachtivey. Misses Mabel
Kilgore, Stella MCGOWAN, Mamie Stew
ems, Leonore Mcfarland, Jessie NJ
Shultz, Ella V. Anderson, Mabel t..
Moore, Anna E. Ward, Elizabeth
Hanna, Margaret Link, Gertrude Winn.
Viola Kingelin, Athena Plante, Olive B.
Cameron.
Pupils who were given eighth grade
diplomas this month are: Sylvester
Haasl, Lionel A. Olson, Myrtle Lyons,
Grace Beers, Harold Smith, Della Cor
bet, Lawrence Priam.
A few more reliable teachers are
needed to complete the corps for the
fall term. Two for state graded
schools, and four for one-roOm schools.
Wages range from $50 to $40, according
to the school and the qualifications of
the candidates.
The County training school re-opened
for the current year last Monday.
The enrolment is not quite as large as
we can accommodate. Teachers in
tending to enter should not delay so
and credits. This is the last year in
which merely eighth grade graduates
can enter training school in Wis
consin. Decide and act quickly
Write Principal B. Mack Dresden, La
dysmith, for full information. Tuition
to residents of this county. For non
residents, the county from which they
come pays, except in those counties
having a training school Teachers
salaries will be high for years yet to
come. Parents wishing to send their
children to the Model department,
should at once consult with Mr. Ores
den. Parties who take boys OF girls
who attend this school to work wholly
or in part for their board, should adj
wise us and we can perhaps assist
them.
Teachers attending the fair should
call at the school booths and get report
cards and other blanks. Pupils re-
port cards may be had at either Lady
smith newspaper offices, or at dealers
in school supplies here, or probably in
the several villages of the county.
The new schoolhOuse in No. s
Stubs and Big Bend is now complete,
and ready for the school. 1t is GER
tainly neat and modern cottage style
school building. Media Clark will
teach there the coming year.
Work on the Beldenville building is
progressing fairly well. They have
been delayed for lack of carpenters
School will open in the old building.
The building under consideration for
Walrath is being deferred owing to the
Board not having received bids within
the district appropriation. An effort
nin 10 to yhof fhn
plans so as to enable them to go on
with the work. The old building will
be used this fall at least. Mrs. J.
Heffernen has been engaged to teach
there
Mrs. w r. Lewis goes to No. q
Grant; Mabel Moore to No Atlanta
Stella MCGOWAN to No. 3 Hubbard.
Notice When Defendant is Not Sum-
mOned-Attachment
Rusk County, City of Ladysmith, SIS.
IN JUSTICES COURT
To c. A. Coon:
You are hereby notified, that war
rant of attachment has been issued
against you, and your property at
tached to satisfy the demand of L. E.
McGill, amounting to One Hundred
Twenty-nine and 24-1O0 Dollars. Now,
unless you shall appear before G. G.
Kile Justice of the Peace in and for
said county, at. his Office in said city,
on the 9th day Of September, A. D.
1918, at ten o'clock in the forenoon,
judgment will be rendered against
you, and your property sold to pay the
debt.
Dated this 10Th day of August, A.
d. 1913
L. E. McGILL, Plaintiff.
McGill & Williams
Attorneys
First insertion Aug. 16, 1913. 1920 !