Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-12-31

Reuben Gaulke. of WatcrSmect. Mich.
spent Christmas at the w. \. Carroll
home in this city
Christmas ut the home of her father.
Dr. Il. +. Kenyon
Norman Van Horn. of St. Paul. is
spending the holidays with his mother,
Mrs. T. d. Goodrich.
Adam Stanck spent Christmas with
his; parents. Mr.. and Mrs. JOS Stanek.
who live in Brooklyn.
Mrs. W. I'll. Turner has returned
home after spending several days with
her parents at Hudson
Miss Lillian Beaudoin. of Lanes
Music shop. has been spending the
week in Chippewa Falls and Milwau-
kpC
An apple that had travelled 5000
miles was received by JOS Stanek for
Christmas from a relative in GaIicia.
Poland.
Mis-, Gertrude Schroeder. of Hart
land. formerly Of this city. was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Johnson
on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs ChaS Bughcr were up
from Sheldon. Wednesday, and visited
ut the home Of Mr.. Bugher'S parents.
Dr. and Mrs c. +. Bugher.
George Miller. sheriff of Richland
county, visited at the home of his sis
Ia an
bn>iueSs Tuesday and Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Wood, of
Minneapolis. were guests at the home
If Mr. and Mrs Robert prouty for a
week departing for their home Mon
day.
.Femn Helm ST.. and his daughter.
Clara. left Monday TO spend the win
ter in st. Petersburg. Florida. Mr..
Helm says he is enjoying good health
this winter.
f. II. Morse. manager of the Wis
cOnSin Produce Co. of this city. is re-
ported to be seriously i'll with pneu-
monia at hurry. where he was taken
sick while on visit
Miss Cecil I.aidlaw. student nurse III
the Marshhcld hospital came home last
week for Il short visit. \ social gath
~oring of friends at her home Monday
night was ii pleasant incident of her
visit
David Lyons. who has been teaching
the Wilson Center school. is spending
hi; weeks vacation in Ladysmith. Mr.
Lyons has twenty-five pupils enrolled
and reports that they are doing fine
work this winter.
Irwin True went to .Weyerhaeuser
yesterday to assist the new owner Of
the electric lighting plant there in
getting started in the lighting business
Mr.. True was in charge of the plant
before the recent transfer.
Harold Rietz. who finished a course
in battery and electric service in Mil
WHukce. has formed Il partnership with
G. Dietrich and the boys will take
charge of the repair department i'll the
IadySmith Motor co.'s building.
ID. II. Mather returned home Tues
day morning from visit Of a few days
at Waupaca. where Mrs. Mather is
spending the winter. Their daughter.
Miss Doris. student at the state uni
there
SDurgeon Stringcr will spend the
remainder of the winter in the South.
He will stop at Columbus, Ga. to visit
for awhile with Il sister and nephews.
and then will proceed to his old home
town. Columbia Ala. for longer
stay.
\ supper served by the C0ngrega-
tionaI ladies. for the Sunday school
children, was the principal feature of
the program at the church of that de-
nomination Christmas eve. The chill
drcn thoroughly enjoyed the fine treat
given them.
George Rugher who has been help
ing his brother. Charles, in the bank
at Sheldon. is spending the holidays
with his parents. Mr.. and Mrs c. f.
Bugher. of this city. George is making
plans to attend the University of Chi
cago after the first of the year.
clyde Littlejohn and others of this
city are planning to go to Eminence,
Mo- where plenty of employment and
a mild climate arc the attractions.
Ray Spear and wife are located there
and they like the town and surround
ing country. which is in the south cen
trail part of the state.
Misses Laura and Marie LeNeille
were out from Minneapolis to spend
Christmas and a few succeeding days
with their parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Rock
LeVeille. Miss Laura is credit man
ager Of the General Service corpora
ton. while Miss Marie is Il stenogra
phcr with the same concern.
The program of Christmas music
given at the Methodist church last
Sunday morning was greatly appre-
ciated and enjoyed by the large con-
gregation present The numbers were
well chosen and were presented in a
manner which reflected great credit
upon each member of the choir.