Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-12
LOCAL & PERSONAL


apOlis, visiting his folks.
Miss Mayme Christensen spent Sun
day at her home at Weyerhaeuser
Mrs. F. H. hurry, of Madison, is
visiting her sister, Mrs John Hamp-
ton.
Fred. StOker and two sons, OF the
town Of True, were in the city Wednes-
day.
Mrs. William Miller, of Ashland, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j.
Hampton.
Mrs. Lena Rusk. of Minneapolis, is
here visiting her sister, Mrs. I. A.
Beaumont.
Mr.. and Mrs Ed Bell are happy
over the arrival of son at their home
Monday night.
Miss Emma Thistle left for Wauke-
gan. where she has employment, We'd
nesday night
Mrs Mary Lueth departed Wednes-
day morning for visit with two Of
her sons at Omaha, Neb.
Miss Daisy Carter spent few days
with friends at Grand Rapids, Mimi,
returning Wednesday night.
Miss Hazel Copp returned from
yWaukegan Sunday and is now en-
ployed in BeaumOnt's restaurant.
Miss Manchel Joseph. of LaFarge,
Wis, visited a few days the past week
with her aunt. Mrs. John Hampton.
Mrs Dave Ketchum spent last week
with her sister, Mrs. Bertha LOucks.
in St Paul. Mrs. Loucks has been ill.
We are prepared to do all kinds of
custom planning. WeiSner Mfg. Co,
at old Pepper planning mill, Lady
smith. 17-1S*
Mrs. J. C. Lee and her daughter,
Mrs Joe Brown. and children, have
been spending a few days visiting in
Minneapolis.
Alex Moore and Glen Householder
went to Exeland, Wednesday, to pick
blackberries Between the two they got
quart and half.
Mrs Chas. WishOw. who has been
visiting her sister. Mrs Fl. Oldendorf,
for the past month. left for her home
in Minnesota, Mimi, Monday.
Mrs. Lulu E. Peterson accompanied
by her daughter, Jane, of Cedar
Rapids. Ia, is the guest of Mrs. i. G.
Streater. The ladies were schoolmates.
Hoff Heiberg, of Minneapolis, ar
rived here Monday evening for visit
with his brother, Tony Heiberg. Hoff
seems to like Ladysmith for some
reason or other
The Ed Bell tire shop has been re-
moved to the new Bell building, Miner
av. and W. Second-st. This building
was put up in record time and is
good, substantial one.
Nels Thompson, who has been very
sick with high fever for the past
two weeks, was down to his office on
Wednesday, Mr.. Thompson is CON
valescing nicely, but is very weak.
Rev. C. Eckhoff is enjoying visit
this week from his father and mother,
and his sister, Mrs. WillIe of Mime
apolis They are visiting at the Olden-
dorf home and will stay over Sunday
and the father will take his sons place
in the pulpit at St Paul's Lutheran
chruch.
Mr.. and Mrs Albert Shorey and
Mr. and Mrs Harry Shorey, of Col
oma. have been guests this week Of
Mr. and Mrs f. L. Munroe. Mrs. Har-
nv ShOrey was, before her marriage,
Miss Edna Grith, and was employed in
the abstract office of MichaelsOn u
Hughes some five years ago.
George Diedrich and ]. w. Verhycn
are busy this week doing the inside
decorating and painting on their re-
spective buildings. Mr. Verhyen's
building is new and he is showing
himself to be an artist and is doing
good job, painting his ceiling. Mr..
Diedrich is painting his inside walls
French gray with black trim, and is
doing good job.
Mrs. II. A. Tiffany. who has been
spending the summer visiting in In
diana. was called to Wisconsin Rapids
to attend the funeral of her brother
J. d. Potter. who died there WedneS-
day of last week Her daughter, Mrs.
Y. V. Sims. left here Thursday for
Wisconsin Rapids, and the two ladies
returned to their home here Sunday
morning.
L. III. Farley, of Wayne. n. d., who
drove through from there a week ago
with his family to visit his grandson,
Claude Farley, Of Dairy Center, stayed
here while his family went back home.
Mr.. Farley is doing some painting
while here and may decide to locate
here. He gives us some first hand in
formation on Townley and his non
partisan league and how he fought
them from the start. We will tell his
story in next weeks farm department.
L. p. Murphy drove his car to Mill
town Friday, where he visited until
Tuesday with his parents, who are
spending the summer Oh their GAO |
acre farm there. Mr.. Murphy went IN |
to a drug store in Midtown and no
ticed a Ladysmith pennant, and upon
inquiry found the proprietor OF the |
store to be Earl LindOO. son OF John |
LindoO, of this city. Mr.. LindOo has
10 nIvn