Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1919-05-30
TONY
Special Correspondence

Jack Sybers arrived home last week
from Westboro, where he has been en-
ployed.
A band of gypsies travelling eastward
visited our town Il few hours Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs c.. Zelm have moved
from the village to farm three miles
south of here
Ascension day was observed at the
Catholic church Thursday morning and
special services were held.
J. p. Schneders. who was hurt quite
badly hurt Friday evening by an angry
bull. is getting along nicely at this
writing.
Miss Georgiana Baribeau returned
homo Monday, after teaching school
near Weyerhaeuser the past nine
months.
Nick Boss who was quite seriously
hurt when kicked by horse on the Gus
Hendrix farm Thursday, is improving
rapidly.
Mrs John Holm. Jr., left here Mon
day for Neillsville, where she was sum
moned by the serious illness Of her
brother
The following Tony people have pur-
chased new cars the past week: Abra-
ham Anderson, John Christman and A.
Swenson.
A pea winery is being constructed
near the John Helm Company's mill
under the supervision of Roy Upper, of
| Turtle Lake.
| The graduating classes and their
teachers. Ef1ie Alt and Katherine Fra
ney, were business callers at Lady
smith Friday.
| The little Misses Anna MOuSkuS and
Trina Hauser. who have been very sick
the past week are reported much better
at this writing.
Mrs. IT, Kaul entertained the mem
bers of the Ladies' Aid Society at a
| luncheon in the church basement
Wednesday afternoon.
The KEENAN, baseball team played the
Tony team here Sunday afternoon.
KEENAN, was badly beaten, the score be-
| ing three to ten, in favor of Tony.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Schwartz, Mrs. ].
Schwartz and Peter Hammer, all of
RhinelanGer, autoed here Tuesday and
visited at the Anton Sybers home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Helm. Jr., the
Misses Winnie Buckingham and Jose
phine Omark and Louis Vanderlinden
were visitors at Ladysmith Friday
evening.
The baseball team will give benefit
dance at the opera house Saturday
evening. May 81 Music will be fur
nished by the Phillips orchestra. All
are invited.
! George NeWhring arrived home Sun
day morning from Camp Grant, where
he was honorably discharged. George
Just returned home recently from
France. where he has been for several
months.
Mr. and Mrs J. Fisher and family
arrived here last week from Sheldon
and intend to make their future home
here. Mr. Fisher is farm boss for the
John Helm Company.
Frank and George thinner arrived
home last week, after being honOrably
discharged from the service. Both
boys have been in France for several
months and have seen active service.
VIM Yankee had the misfortune to
lose one of his fine work horses Wednes-
day afternoon. We understand he was
hauling gravel near the John Boss
farm. when suddenly part of the road
gave away, and one of his horses fell in
the river
School closed Friday for the usual
three-mOnths' vacation. The follow
ing teachers returned to their respect
i've homes: Miss Effie Alt, principal, to
Neillsville; Katherine Franey, assist
ant principal, to Superior; Ethel An
derson. fifth and sixth grades, Super
ior: and Miss Marjorie Fleming, pri-
mary teacher, to Emerald, Wis.
Mrs. J.. d. Sharrah entertained sew
eral of the soldier boys and their near
relatives at a six o'clock dinner at her
home north of the village Friday even