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The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
Miss Eva New Wins SIS
Prize In Who's S Who Contest
Several Hundred Persons Submit Ans
wers Touching on Points Of Live
Wire Merchants; Thelma Patterson
Wins End Prize; Ten Winners Listed

Niss Fzrqufarwgn and Mr. Cssvg,
Showed they Fad used mach effort
TO ascertain the correct answers
MIAs Fzrunharkon, by the way. has
made an eEviaAse prhorys record Eha
h1s received a crrriflcase far puactu.
aAsty over d gsersod ~ four years
Daring ali this time shc ws@ neither
absenf nor tarey.
TIE "Who's WfsD~ contest waa a
great featafe for pubicity. Il ygf re
nnerrksnts right UP 10 the c0rsesf-
ants and ~as not only novel but ben
effcs2l IN many ways Thousands n
veopte were. intsres ed IN the con-
teRf.
Tnr~e hundred ard eight contested
for the prizes m ~WThps WHO" All
merchants aud firms In fhe contest
we're nl&ussily wrxtIed with by the
contestants Tor the pr4zes.
on AT the contestants. however
none srored rerfec MisM Scx
being the ne1reat 10 100 r9r cent
Ko~tsch~ TIE Fountain. Che3nn.
BrD@- Davis 4 Edw. Gahl appeared TO
Dosher the majority of contestants
for the night answers.
Il rzs dsIightf1l and zesffus con
tesr from every standpoint. The e4sh
winners are requested 10 call at ahe
Leader office for their cash prizes
Orders for Drizes have been nna!Iea.
The list of who's WHO rinaerg
snd shs prizes are given atcvs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
KNIGHTS Of PYTH|As
CONFER TWO DEGREES
Local Order IL Growing in Mem.
bership and Popularity:
Much Rank Work Ahead
For Teams.

AZ their regular Friday nhht seH
sion, The knights ~ pyfhlas ronfar
red the Page and Esquire ranks on
candidates I'm due and anciem form y
Ia fact. The work wan done with zeeA
and pep which full, brought the in-
pressiyenes1 and beasity ~ tiae sub
lime lessons therein taught Tts lodge
hae rank work for several weeks 70
come In fact untn summer Va
cation
The osder of The KniKii,s of pyshIu
has peculiarly strong hold on t'e
hearts ~ the American people, and
Il n q source OF qualification 20 knor
THAI our Guthrie Pyihians are meet
iEg with such pronounced euccess
with the local lodge
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
rooosrUrF IN TULSA
SHOWS pRicE pFcllne

IalHA May 2 = a0dstufra shawud
d"0ilAN here today BUSINESS men
expressed she oplnion that further
sharp drops waad enau@ ssgnAr
arovgsd trpm 80 ami rs caissa
pound 10 ~ cents pound rr~am
srr butter deellnsd ah0nt ~ per cent.
MIX prlFea also tnmhtad.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
eSgsroL is SCENE or
GREAT LA2oE STRIKE

srsssOi. q. 4. Nay s1s--grscps e
cavalry ard coast artillery pstrelies
ire strwess AZ srsstol today TO prevent
rrpesssior 81 tAe rsctina shst oe-
cures sessersay ~Nen striking err
nieyes of she Naticrsi lncgs H0heer
eo~psry so9ehf 20 prevent other
workers frorn crserina the pisrs
Gcserror erechman has declared the
city ~ir state ~ iasGrr~esien~ snS
was ssreete1 70 esrnr here 20 tr-
sSees tire situation Derxcnslss.
Nc effors was ~naSe 20 oper the
pisrs iris rrornirs s9t 4 Vas expect
&c an atterrJs wcgia hs made 70 -.
sae~e scerations On TvesSay zftsr
sh- holiday.
rhe strike nas hsen In progress at
TIE r0oeer works FOR about three
weeks
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
MRS. FLORA WILLIS HAS
THRILLING EXPERIENCE
Presence Of Mind and Quick Ac.
ton Saves Guthrie Business
Woman Prom Being Run
Down BY Speeding Auto

Faeked gp by rapidly mavtns
automobile and carried block wAli.
clsrs.aS % the laasa clamps a. eAs
Ausgea she feadere with her knees
was sae expsgieace 90 Mrs Flora
Willis thss mornisx II was an ex.
eising and hreathless twa minutes
for ;Ae horrified spectators
Mrs willis had lust dodged one
east Soand automobile aud then
stepped Fight ia front or large
bedge ear driven ey Mrs. clyde
foaag. ia1s East Grant. and ANAdea
wess Presence of mind ard quick
acston 0n the part % Mrs Wills was
All that saved her from possible
death ov serious injury sac made
acAp for the approaching car aud
caught the lamp clamps with her
BANDS. @uiiiuv herself onto TIE TEND
srs. The driver of the car vas
p&nic ssricken and lost all control OF
the steering whees untlg Mrs. Wits.
shouted 20 her 20 set the emergency
brake This she finally accomplish
I'd after the car had travelled nearly
a block Mrs Willis Was decidedly
The cooleei one on the street Mrs
Young. who Is newcomer to the
city. and wife o. travelling sales.
man, was shaking llae an aspen when
lae car was finally stopped
don't believe / viii ever b. able
10 drive a car again. she said.
~la ras mT fault. In mmaeare
ssld Mrs. Wits y had been salk-
ug % Judge Bterer ana had &s1saaa
10 cross to she soafh side az tAs
street. but remembering an eneAge
nest a. the bank | turned suddenly
% refrace nay steps. the car ca4ne
md ! was rfgh, in the uay and the
anly thing saw open 20 do waS Ia
srso TIE fender and thss ava. III
Nas MOI Ia the lesst hurt aud was
los excited al any time I do believe
nat people are permitted 10 drive
sars Too fast on fhs streets. bat /
gness ! am az reckless "a the res,
% ! have no klck coming. However.
'eop'e should be made to observe
traffic laws. II there Il such a thing
n existence in Guthrie
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
WHAT vTCKED OVER
THE WIRE DURING DAY

Philadelphia The United State'
Naval Academy Ifngssrslty eight de-
fested Princeton by thre" quarters
on length OF open water In ths
child's cup race.
ST. Louis John sculln presi-
dent OF the Missouri and North Ar
kansas railroad. died
Washington The senate inter-
state commerce committee ordered .
favorable report on the Poindexier
bin 10 prevent railroad strikes.
washington Chairman Kahn Of
the military affairs committee. 10
troduced resolution ia the honse
for q congressional inyes-
iigatson of the recent escape from
OF Grover G BergdoIl, veal j.
Thy philadelphia dla. eysder
-~ parla-~The chamber OF deputies
gavs The ministry of Premier Miller
and yofe 81 confidence. $40 To 81.
The unified socialists voted soi!dly
against the government
washington hOnse adopted
she conference report on the army
reor9snIzatlon bin
-fserne-I became known that
Switzerland 10 sending a note 10
President wilson and al members or
the Ieavue u nations urging that
Genera be retained AZ the neat OF the
league.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
CHICAGO GUN MAN PUTS !
ANOTHER NICK IN GUN
Labor Slugger "croaks' Saloon
Keeper Who "squealsd"
On "colored Water
swindle.

Chicago, May al E,xene unry.
gnnman and labor slnpKer from 'sbsrx
~ q" yards" r"e~ntIy anluatei ~
q oharw" vf murder n being aosvsht
to-day IN connection with what polIes
termed one ~ tbe mopt cold sDloiet
iniirderw of recent years
Harry J heckaa. saloofl keeper. was
shot and innsauiy killed IN a south
sid@ saloon last night, willis he await.
ai with hia lawyer 70 dlacuma with
James Olirisn, another saloon keep.
ef, the arrest of two men who are
ailew~d 10 have ytn anIzed them Z,
thousands ~ dollars through a.lss n
colored water represented ax whla-
Ky.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
FELIX D|Az WILL
NOT OPPOSE 0DnEG0N
Huerta Regime Il Acceptable 70
Mexican General Who op.
posed President Gar.
rama.

vora Ceix. Mex. May 81 Naiss
Diaz, who was fm@rel ynssmriay 10
have assumed an attitude host h
toward The liasfta reesine ia Mexle9.
has, ln fae. nollglad the authorities
that he ~ friendly % inc Tvystnmanf
lie In ~ Mlaantla, aud IA waiting an
- leave the country m af
cordance wRh ths drsifo he Expressed
~wne time aw0 ii~ is awaiting tre
decision " tho na~ government .eF
lafiye % bis quilting Mexican soil
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31

#""Aholin. May W Two hundrssl
sh"saasd prisoners ~ var sun rw.
main N sapefla. Il - estimated hy
ths Swedish Nsd cross according ,s
~ Frldtlos NanseH. IN al tnlarvtsw
which Is published here ~ addition
there arr pFuhahly 200 900 Russian
prisoners "a Germany and sgeo in
France. he Gays
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
woHtp PEACE eaanlcrWo
WITH FHHoAF4 nearo..n

ftf fffNNttt HNAF0HE0
mudapess. May at.~~s sasarslaea ay..
phssisa relative 10 ~Nela p~.s.. va.
h'leai change. lmpesalna la Fsrse.
aHd me fate 81 pee~lnsns stsues, /.
she ursas war srs mass BY t,unosry..
national aeeshssysr. Mms. eybstils.
asIiauah.
cRowa RRiacE TO ptF,
"fhronss will be ~ sssahll.hss .u
eNsF Europe Including rranes a.y.
nsamy, Aus'res. eelsHa asd l,snssey
Within a year. she saye @rhs tsah.
Taaa'lrras siM rasnfn 10 Germany.
put ne fssmsr snpsrsr will 10 la
sane and the sFs~n pelaa. ~tli b.
murdered, There will De .saaulnss,
~phevals ~ francs preliminary d
tie constitution VI a klnaaaoA mai.
eNsvlsm will esd IN fa*f in Hussl.
Mssaee Will be ,hs ssarslas eslns a.
tire asss war, Hluh gFlsas Will sh.,.
ari fnFepssn exchanges viii Re auet
90 - par n ssso years rhsr~ viii
be TIRE greatest exodus ~ Jews srsm
Hn"s'a ard cs1iral fureps IL hlsssry.
but they will not 80 Is psls.ssns.
Fhsy viii, rather. smiura.s 70 Argsn.
tine ard Msslco"
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
IRISH QUESTION nOBS
Ip ~ CONGRESS-

WaNhilsffon, May ~ "A resolution
viewing with grayc runc.rn" c.sldl.
''ona n IRELAND aad "oxmewmlnw sym-
bsthY wth fiSs irtah ps.sale aaa Gov
eFhnltitt W their own chD e." vas
fol~-'1d ott today BY tba ls0una ~.
elau affairm coummistee Tina vote wss
II fD 7,
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
ME\ WHO W Mined otr IN
III RRER FACTORY STRikE
CLASH ~ STREETS on
BRISTOL. WITH THE
SOLDIERS
-~~--=.-~
ONE KILLED, MANY
ARE HURT IN MIX up.
RHODE ISLAND ri RBt.R
MANI FtCTt RING CENTER
II IN 4 STATE or INSJR-
REtTI0< WITH COAST
ARTILLERY ~ ACTION


6rsssSs, =. l.. May s'.--ln
battle ees~eea a srosr ef raevnt-
ed scsste-s sns strikers here lsse
tn@ sfternoc- ore striker ~as
siglec several soldiers haoiv la.
l2reo from a fsaslisSe cf bricks
snc a ~si5 sevarrele Cor safety
ey eivaliar watchers srseieltstec
arr 10 ~Asen two ~crser were
eacif insvred ard rsarY cthsr~
r@rs.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
Soldiers Friends
Won First Test
In House Vote

Wssssrgsor. May 3t.-"fio sgo-
pors rf tne soldiers relief hill won
ire opening sxir~Ss- in the house
.sczy to force consideration cs she
sress0re. There .ere rsry Votes
Below ere ts~s thirds majority
necessary 70 psss tre e7sslastor
oreer a suscenscr Of tire rule.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
Kansas Governor to
Place Gen. Wood
In Nomination

Ne~ NeuF. MAJ ss.--Accx. sserr,
!, Alien ef Nansas. ~ea has nlm
self been mentioned as pvesiaent
possseili,s, has eenssesea to place
sAs rame % Msler ceneral lsea
ard Weed hefcre tire repuhlicar
natfcnsi corscntson In Chicago
ress month Cor nonlnatlon fer tire
presidency o. tire unstea States
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
HUNGARIAN MINISTER TO
SIGN PEACE PACT

Bndsy~st. May sf -- counf pnuI
Te'eky. mInisfer o. roreirn affairs.
wfIl leave Budzpest tomorrow for
PsriS u sign ths peace treaty.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
IS STATES TO ELECT
GOVERNORS THIS FALL
Salaries, With But Few Exeep.
tons. Are Alluring 10 As
pirants Contests win Be
Hard Fought.

'hteaKp MAy st Thirty ftva wat..
~Al eieul eoYtt9nn meat fan Al fh
uine when the president and yts,
l'"isis'"It are chosen Thirty tma
lnI'esl States ssnsmr8 ~ take nfgt.a
MsFeh 4, 1881 are 10 ha eleugr.i
pf the governors wssaau tsfqan .sa
plrv nvAl year, 'e are rvpansleeps
anal ~ aviuoerAtA. ~hll. ~ 81 ths ~
Henatota arm democrats naa Ia nv
publleanA
Lowdeu asst Paid.
Nr Isiwdrn resolves ere osn ssar.
" Tor q four YEAR term and NJ Aa
koivAe asoo annually far TWO wears
Only ~ ot he SO viii r.~,elyu nynf
$4,000 a year. ana five will - pail
VI fssl or irAu
G1vornur coolldrs ~ AIawanehu
sflie, whose fusltl0n earriem fia a0a
salary. - the only suYarnor IN IN
ccunsfy eleeted nor oag year an
uther states have elihsr twu or f0af
year terms
Territorial KovWFnnrs ars hettuF
fsid that the ayunara state exscnflve,
and f~u Off he four ar. appointed
tDr iDdwfiusfe tnrmw With the rsssul
thas shoy remailu IN office nv laHa
~ . r,lie, as ho prceideu, vho naueI
iham.
Harrison Tops Provincial Lla'
Francis Barton Harrison N0YwrnAt
general of The philippines. topA lhF
isi of territorial executives with an
Indefinite term Hnd $40 600 yarYy
salary Arfur YaE.f governor 81
Porto Rico, reerlToa SO. 600 and lHl
fgoutluued on page 4. 20 -
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31

Rssert Z Kaiyhten, Pawhaska gro
css. shot and killed ". T. Thonss
negro. Who rs alleged 70 have lnsuits /
Mrs KnAxhten
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
~i,nltI>I ritnpilt~li.~ III.
Itil,I 10 Nulsln rENtl
Mtnl ny IIt>cARN'~ Nt~
Iin>N ~OOIII>A AifN.
WHOM I'm PEOPLE
WORSHIP
GROWN PRINCE TO BE
MURDERED, FATHER INSANE
MI THRONES ~ EUROPE
10 nE RESTORED; HOa-
s'ilsi~M 10 ND N
M ssh iosis >ENr
WAN ~ MINIln


i0n'f"ws @@Y tls~~A Frwreh easu.ra
feuehs iss ~sy lnse Alwsah avgt..
ana afseF heavy sluAslOs suee~ss.s
=" rs'isvlrs re ts~r. il ~ss affsel.t,
" an"euHees seaay rhs rarss .ss
s~fsd heavy casualties
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31
.4wse'. mss- prs1e wsm.rs.

-ARhc's Narc~ Prize Winners.
:. @ss Eva Ae~. tf0s "ssl
Lssa1 essh prtze, SIS: z. Miss Thef-
~z po-ser. i7fo wess c0ttersl, essr
e~sze, SO. :. Mss Lens Fsrrsnsrs,r
fCc7 Esss *c5se. pirtD-es. e-Sc; .
Miss Esesen Newman. eoz Esst sprtH-
s~r. ricsures. $3.50. 5. Charles CAL
vert tszr wess Warner. ssesrsns. 81
2s: s. ~Iss Ora c. Fretx- =. 2. Ne
q. 70. rr-srr. $50; 7. cfenn psris.
se2s West ssbgs. ice cream. sfso-
G. xsss Ora J. rsBst1r. t2o< East Or
fshc-s. 80 reefx: .. 5oy Ensiish, r.
q. Ne. 4. SO rsrxs; 10 Earl Lsry. s5o2
EsEf Perkins. so cenu-
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31

pEsa Eva x@w. lggs Wee. Logan.
e. sse wanner Gm the Leader I Who ?
WAC in Gsahrse.- csutens. Sne ~ias
81 exxh yrfze.
Oct ~ seEexty -sewer cua~~tnEs re-
l1tFng to tive wfre rerehants wFx
p.s@ represented In fhe Es'NsD's Who
e.rr @<s. ~se rzisaeH b1t thrsse
Misc Thesrna Petser. 10. 1859 W%ss
cetkerzI is sn< s@eon1 prs1e Esnner-
sha ress sle tn caxh Mass Potter
rntxaed - Dr.
Miss Lena Fzrqahar~0n. lfss7 East
,sosSe xsenn@. rrosy54d Miss Poster
~ s@<Dnd pssce- Mss Fzrpshsrsnn ?
rrznrscTtv rss the best snnmii,'~'.
CharSss cslyers tsing rezf- Bos'
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1920-05-31

Paris Striking French railway
workers decided 70 return 70 work.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30
CONRATH
Special Correspondence.

Special correspondence.
New Victor records for February at
Lanes.
Miss Gertrude Knaack is quite i'll at
her home here.
Clay Wallace. who has been work
ing i'm J4adysmith came home with the
grip this week.
Carl Fisher. who has been visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Christ Fisher, left for
Milwaukee Tuesday.
ITnhroken roads have prevented the
rural carrier from covering the route
twice this week. Farmers wanting
rural route service should take a per-
sona interest in keeping the roads
passable.
Friends of Miss Euia Hoffman regret
to learn that she is seriously ill with
pneumonia Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoff-
man. who have lost two daughters in
the last few weeks have the sympathy
of all in this new trouble.
Two fatalities i'll dQgdQm. The first
was a plain case Of assault and MUIR
der. the local pHgiists against a
stranger The second victim which
was killed by the train was highly es-
teemed by his master. Leonard Conrad.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30
FLAMBEAU
Special Correspondence

David Vasseur is on the sick list.
w. Wolfe worked for Ed Cyr Fri
day
Rita Gourdoux returned to Chippewa
Falls Friday.
Ed Cyr was Il business caller in Hol-
connie Friday.
Have you 1t Victrola? If not. see
Lane about one.
W. Wolfe spent Friday evening at
the Cholyin home.
Clifford Taylor. who has been ill., is
improving rapidly.
W. Wolfe was business caller at
HOlcOmbe Saturday.
Ray Wood spent Wednesday evening
at the |. FarrOn home.
Charles Nasseur was a caller at the
LaRonge home Sunday.
Louis Cholvin was business caller
in Chippewa Falls Friday.
David Vasseur spent Sunday after
noon at the Hansman home.
Leona Clark spent Friday and Sat
urday at the LaROnge home.
! Mrs. Louis Cholvin returned from
the Chippewa Falls hospital Saturday.
| W. J. la Ronge returned from Re-
serve Saturday. where he has been en-
ployed.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Cote and family
were callers at the LaRonge home sun
day afternoon.
VIM. Diamond. Chas. Wood and X.
Hopkins were business callers in Lady
smith Saturday.
Miss l.. Angel spent Saturday and
Sunday at the Hansman home with
Miss Mabel Moore.
AR and Mrs. Frank Sinette and
LeOna Clark were callers at the La
Ronge home Thursday evening.
Charles Vasseur and Walter Wolfe
are now working for Chris Gourdoux
who is cutting and hauling oak to Hol-
cOmbe
Mrs j. Begin. of Chippewa Falls
arrived here Saturday to spend few
days with her daughter, Mrs Charles
Hansman.
The annual meeting of the co-opera-
tive cheese factory will be held at the
Pleasant View schoolhouse Monday at
10 o'clock Il. m.
Beatrice GOrdouX, who has been at
tending highscho0l in HOlcombe, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Frank GOurdouX.
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. John Hansman Thurs
day \ large number attended. and a
dainty lunch was served about 30.
Charles Savord and \. Beaulieu re-
Turned from Crane recently. where
they have been employed. Mr.. Savord
came to attend the annual meeting OF
the cooperative cheese factory.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30
PORT ARTHUR
Special Correspondence

opcCidi
Bert Sigsworth has a very sick
horse.
Frank Taggart was l.adySmith
caller last Friday.
The latest hits on Victor records
on sale February ] at Lanes.
Oscar Kuettle ST., and Edward Buch-
holtz were business callers at. Bruce
this week
a literary program will he held at
the Port Arthur school Friday after
noon. Jan. 30.
Albert Sigsworth who has been at
st. Mary's hospital for the past two
months. came home Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs Albert Raasch and
daughter. Rosa. and Mrs Herman
Spresser We're Ladysmith callers Sat
urday.
Miss Viola Spresser who is attend
ing highschOOl at the county seat.
started out Friday night TO walk home.
She reports it is fine walking
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30
TONY
Special Correspondence

Don't forget the dance Saturday
evening. ladies and gentlemen
Miss Frances Helm visited relatives
at i.adysmith the fore part Of the week.
John Helm. Jr, waSa business caller
at Minneapolis Saturday of last week.
Mrs. Anton Sybers has been quite
sick the past week suffering from the
grip.
Mrs Joseph Clear was quite sick the
latter part of last week but is improy-
ing at this writing.
For school news. especially i'll con-
nection with the primary department.
inquire of Jack Sybers.
B0rn-To MI and Mrs. Peter Leon
hard Tuesday morning, a son, which
weighed twelve pounds
VIM DeLosh attended the masquer-
ade given at the odd Fellows hall at
Ladysmith Friday evening.
Peter Sybers. our basketball team
coacher. reports that a game will be
played at the opera house Saturday
evening. Hawkins VS.. Tony.
Mrs Rhoda Eiller, of Glen Flora.
visited at the home Of her daughter.
Mrs. Phil Christman, .Jr.. several days
last week
1t is reported that Il dance will be
given in the town hall Saturday even
'ng Only married couples are al
! lowed.
Principal Helen Becker. of this vii
lage. attended the principals banquet
given at the training school Saturday
evening.
Mrs n Omark entertained a mum
| her of friends at ''JGG at her home
here Saturday evening. y very enjoy
able time was had.
| Miss Caroline BornhOfen. who is
| helping her mother at the Louis Mat
t0on camp near Big Falls. spent sew.
eraI days here last week visiting rela
tives.
| The marriage Of Miss Agnes Yer
| hyen. a well known Tony girl. to Aug
ust Hopman. formerly of this village
| but now of Minnesota. was announced
! in the Catholic church at Ladysmitl
| Sunday morning.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30
SHELDON
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
Victrolas are now coming in. See
Lane about one.
Thursday Jan. %, son to
Mr.. and Mrs Clarence Hebard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Stassel are happy
over the arrival of fine daughter last
week.
A new family moved in last week on
TO some place south Of Sheldon across
the river.
An applicant for the position Of
cheesemaker in the factory here, was
looking the place over one day this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hayes are at their
place here just now lOking after
things but are not intending to remain
this time
Miner Mcmillan and family moved
to Donald lately. Mr.. Mcmillan has
been employed in the mill there for
the greater part of the past year.
Logs. bolts and wood are being
hauled into Sheldon and shipped out
again rapidly. There is a chance foi
everyone to work if he cares to do so
The Young Peoples Literary Socie
ty is still gaining in members and pop
ularity They are doing some debat
ing and getting both pleasure an(
profit by it.
The basket social and dance. follow
ing the open installation of the X. \
A.. were both successful. The sale OF
baskets brought in 1920. for the ROya
| NeighbOrS. The dance. although dis
appointed Of the expected music on &C
count of several hours delay Of the
night train. was supplied by local tai
ent and proceeded all the same. Sew
eraI from HOlcombe were present.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-01-30
MURRY
Special Correspondence

Albert Coey visited at his home here
Sunday.
Ed Clausen spent Sunday at his
home here.
yictrolas and Victor records may be
obtained at Lanes.
Messrs. Fred and Herman Leblanc.
ST.. called in Ladysmith Friday.
c. p. Clausen hauled several loads
of potatoes to New hurry this week.
Jack Ryan went TO Eau Claire Fri
day. He intends to visit i'll Draper,
Wis. before returning home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George I.uell and son,
of Ladysmith. visited a few days with
the latter's parents, Mr. and Mrs. w.
H. Snyder. recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Dufrene and
children returned from Chicago last
week. after a few weeks visit with
relatives and friends
w. !. Wright returned with his wife
and daughter from Ladysmith, Tues
day. Mrs. Wright has been visiting
there nearly two months. the last two
weeks of which were spent in the hos
pital.
| 4 few of our young ladies enjoyed
| themselves at the Wright home Fiji
day evening. where dancing was the
main feature. after which lunch was
served. Some of the girls were dressed
as boys. to take the place of the absent
sex. 4 few of our boys are rather
! pceved at us for having parties at
which they are not allowed TO come
But we sincerely hope that they Will
soon get over it.