Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-01-28
LOCAL AND PERSONAL

LOCAL AND PERSONAL
VIM. Brand was at Cameron yester-
day
Charles Worden. of Alenasha was in
the city this week.
Ben Schram was in the city from
Bruce. Wednesday,
Louis Lueth spent Sunday with
friends at Rice Lake
c. +. Ballard. Of the Northern Sup
ply Co.. was at Bruce yesterday.
+. III. Hartman. business man of
| Hawkins. was in Ladysmith Tuesday.
c. p. Clausen of Murry. was bus
mess visitor in Ladysmith Thursday.
Robert Kelly. of Eau Claire. was IL
guest over Sunday at the r. POrtman
| home.
Ed Birch. Of .poskin, buyer for the
McnaSha Wooden Ware Co.. was here
on business yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Barnes. who has been
seriously i'll. is getting along very
nicely at this writing
John $. Bordner arrived home yes
terday morning. after spending a month
in Illinois and Indiana
James Hayes is home on Il short
visit from st. Paul. where he is at
tending St Thomas college
Mrs Walter Finch. Of Oshkosh. is
visiting at the home of her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Fl. Robbins.
The venerable John lyman. early
settler of the town of Atlanta. was II
LadySmith visitor on Thursday
Sunday evening, Irwin Hawk took II
number of young people for a sleigh
ride. All report jolly good time.
LeVeilles orchestra played at Owen
last night They will play at Bruce
tonight and at Tripoli Saturday night
Carl Nelson returned to Minneapolis
Monday, where he is attending the uni
ycrsty, after short visit here with
relatives.
at 515 w. Fritz-av to c. f. Wittmaycr
new local manager for the Lampert
Lumber Co.
Zene Wilkinson. field man for the
Menasha Wooden Ware Co., went up
TO Harmon, Wednesday, where the com
pany has camp.
Vern Chamberlin, who is employed
by w. Alexander, of Wausau, spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Chamberlin.
Miss Marie Dresden, executive Red
Cross secretary, attended to insurance
matters ut Weyerhaeuser yesterday
for an eX-Service man.
Mrs. L. POrtman and Mrs. Allie
Diederich returned home last Satur
day from Eau Claire, where Mrs. Port
man received medical treatment.
Mrs A. S. B0ustead left Wednesday
morning for Sacred Heart, Mimi. to
visit her daughter. Mrs. Ernie Nusse.
Mrs Boustead will be gone month.
Miss Nora AIocn. who has been i'll
with influenza ut her home in COlfaX.
is much better and is expected here
soon to resume charge of the MOen
Hat shop.
Mr. and Mrs. +. 4. Kirvan have re-
Cyrus Kirvan. that their grandson. six
months old, died Jan. 30. 1T the home
in international Falls.
\ new sign was put up Monday on
the stair railing leading to the women's
rest room under the Rusk County
Bank building. While all of the fur
niture is not installed. the room is in
shape to be used.
Monroe Sands left for st. Paul yes
tcrday. enrOute to South Dakota. Mr..
Sands will again be on the road the
coming summer for the stove company
by whom he was formerly employed.
His territory will be Idaho and Utah.
Herman Zelke left last night to enter
IL government hospital ut Chicago for
treatment. Mr. Zelke has been serious
ly sick for a number of weeks. He was
wounded and gassed i'll the late war
and both Affections are giving him
trouble.
The News Budget is reliably i'll
formed that the vocal selections by the
Methodist church choir were not
"rended" last Sunday. as we inadver-
tently published they would be, in the
church notice last week. On the con-
trary. the selections were beautifully
executed And. by the way, we have
heard many compliments for the NJ. f..
church choir. recently.