Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
LOCAL & PERSONAL

W. S. Manning was in Minneapolis
on business Wednesday.
Mrs. J. A. Ferguson is in ST. Mary's
hospital receiving treatment for appen
dicitiS.
Mrs John Falge, of Manitowoc, is
the guest of her son. Atty. O. ]. Falge,
and his family
Al parkl0w went to st. Paul yester-
day and will be employed with con-
tracing firm there
- Mrs. John Ashmun. of Appleton, is
visiting her father and sister, r. s.
Johnson and Miss Gertrude Johnson.
Mrs. Arthur OldendOrf left Satu:-
day night for visit of two weeks at
! the home of her mother i'll Bayfield,.
| Mrs. Irving Thompson departed yes
terday for Casper, WyO, to join her
| husband, who is in the postal service
, there.
| Rev. Grant " Clark and family re-
turned yesterday from visit with
friends in Tomahawk and Rhine
| lander.
Joe Petric, who is employed at the
Rhinelander bottling works. visited
his home in this city from Sunday I'M
til Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. O. Kuenne and two
daughters. and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Krause drove to Boomer Sunday and
spent the day at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Jung.
Fay Head will start work Monday
as a potato buyer for the Wisconsin
Produce Company. Mr.. Head VIII
make a trip to Minnesota next week
| on business for the firm.
Sidney York's wife and family of
three children arrived in this city Mon
day from ST. Paul and are moving IN
| to the fiat over the Golden Rule
store on East Worden-av.
Mr.. and Mrs. Art Lane have been
entertaining relatives from Kentucky
during the week The relatives had
| been on trio through the West and
their sedan hore Seattle, Portland and
Tacoma pennaEts.
Geo. Uttormark spent several days
hast week and this week in Minneap-
oils. visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Guy
| Hill. He saw the big Ringing circus
Or part of it: it was too vast to De
seen i'm full in one exhibition.
HI. \. Moehlenpah, Of milwaukee,.
president of the Investors Finance
Corporation. with his wife and two
daughters, were in Ladysmith Wednes-
day. Mr. MOehlenpah was looking al
ter business here in the nature OF farm
loans.
Little Earl Byers brought a fine
sample of millet, grown on the Bar
ton farm, just south Of this city, to
the Gates Land company's office. where
he left it on exhibition. The millet
was over five feet tall and was not
full grown.
Mrs. George Manley, who had been
visiting sister in California, and
Mr.. Manley, who spent few weeks
vacation with his son, Byrne. in Wy0-
ming. reached home Saturday. George
can tell some interesting fish stories
concerning mountain trout.
The n J. Smith family arrived
home from their tour Of the principal
countries and cities Of continental
Europe yesterday morning, after a
six-months stay abroad. They report
very enjoyable time and their
friends will be glad TO know that all
the members of the family are well.
Miss Dorothy and Ellsworth Bunce
of Milwaukee. have been visiting at
the home of their sister. Mrs. a. A.
Bliffert. on their farm five miles south
of this city for the past two weeks
Miss Dorothy returned to her home
Thursday. Mr. Bunce has rented the
Dempewolf farm near the Bliffert
home and has started working there.
and will stay and continue the work.
Their father, w. L. Bunce, visited
them from Tuesday until Thursday
of this week.