Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-04-02
TONY
Special Correspondence


Clarence Evert. OF Ladysmith, was
a caller here Tuesday.
Or. C. f. Bugher, Of Ladysmith, was
a business visitor here Tuesday.
We understand there is to be a girls
baseball team organized here i'll the
near future.
Jack Sybers, section foreman at
Bradley, Wis, spent the weekend here
visiting friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Clear left
Tuesday for Marshfeld for Il week S
visit with relatives.
John Wisawady returned h o m G
Tuesday from North Dakota, where he
spent the winter months.
We understand that an Easter
dance will he given at the opera house
Wednesday evening. April {.
, Walter Helm. who is attending st.
/ Thomas college at st. Paul, came home
Wednesday on a weeks Easter vaca-
| ton.
Miss Ruth Johnson has been very i'll
| the past week. At the present writing
she is getting along as we'll as can be
expected
There will be special Easter services
at the NJ f. church Sunday. The ser
vices will begin at , 80 p IN. Every
one is invited.
Our local school closed Tuesday fOl
a weeks Easter vacation. 1t will re
open Tuesday, April 6. Take notice
boys and girls.
! Leo St Louis. of Cameron, spent 8
! few days the fore part of this week
| visiting his brother, Mr.. st. Louis, Oul
| local blacksmith.
| Hereafter the social gathering, in the
NJ. f. church will be held every Friday
| evening. Come and get acquainted
You are welcome.
The Misses Mary Wisawady an(
| Elsie Kaiser returned to their work al
| Faribault, Mimi. after a two-weeks
| visit here with relatives. recently.
What has become of the Camp Fire
| girls that we used to hear so mucl
about? We hope that such splendid
organization is still in existence here
Sigur Martinsen, who was called
home by the serious illness of his
father. returned to his position as prin
cipal of schools at Sault Ste. Marie
last week.
The Tony Lumber Co. is having al
addition built to their lumber sheds
this week. Messrs Phil Christman, ST.
and VIM. Christman are employed as
carpenters.
The Misses Ellen Johnson. Arletts
Christman. Alice and Maud Ward
and Josephine Omark who are attend
ing highschO0l at Ladysmith, are home
on their weeks Easter vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Bunker an(
little son. of Rockford, ILL.,, who are
visiting at the home of Mrs. Bunker
parents at Ladysmith. called on friends
here a few days the latter part OF thu
week.
i Messrs. Nick and Joseph Christian
have purchased 40 acres of the William
Yankee farm. located about one mile
west of town. The Charles Beam fam
ily have rented the land from Christ
man Bros.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles DemerSe ant
family. of the town Of Big Falls, have
moved their household effects into thu
house recently occupied by the Buck
ingham family. They intend to make
their future home here.
The following teachers here went tt
their various homes Miss Heller
/ Becker to Wausau; Miss Florence
KOstecki to Stevens Point; Misses
d Minnie Bruley and Ann Riley to Lady
smith: and Miss Frances Gillett t(
her home at Weyerhaeuser.
Owing to i'll health, Bonnie Kuhl
man. who is attending a telegraphy
school at Oshkosh, was obliged to come
home last week He is getting along
fine at this writing. and reports that
he will he able to 60 back when his
school re-opens, as they have spring
| vacation next week.