Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-07-08
LOCAL & PERSONAL

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Tourists have been quite numerous
in Ladysnth during the week.
The John Woods family returned to
Ladysmith from St Paul Tuesday.
A carload of six new Overland tour
ing cars was unlOaded here tuesday.
Frank GOurdouX and Charles Sayord
were I'D from F'lambeau Wednesday.
Mrs Warren Moore and two dauSh-
ters are visiting friends at Hawkins
Owing TO engine trouble, passenger
train "a was four hours late here Tues
day.
Leo Schoepf spent the first OF the
Aeek at Minneapolis. visiting his moth
er and sister.
Douglas Fairbanks in when the
Clouds Roll BY" at the Unique theater
next Thursday, July IA.
Hans Henrickson went to Cameron
Tuesday to meet his wife, VINO had
been visiting at Arcadia.
Miss Nora MOen returned from Col
fax Tuesday. where she had been win
her father for several weeks during ms
last illness.
Mrs. John G. Shepherd and Mrs. NJ.
| Ellison and their families drove up
| TO LadySmith i'll the Ellison car Oh
Wednesday from Weyerhaeuser.
| Three welcome showers during the
week have freshened up vegetation ana
made living more pleasant III Lady
smith vicinity.
Clarence Brown. his mother. Mrs
l.. w. Cox and Miss Alvia Johnson, or
Sheldon. were in Ladysmith Wednes-
day afternoon.
Cottage to rent by day or week at
Island Lake. SO per week or $3.50 per
day with board. Write for dates
O,o Stiles 1919
The city council granted Nels Thomp-
son permission to build an outside
stairway on his house opposite the
Commercial hotel.
Fires may start i.i a hundred differ
ent ways. The best way to prevent loss
is reliable insurance. Michaeison 4
Hughes Company
Martin Fisher Of CarpentersVllle,
ILL.,. arrived Wednesday morning Tor
visit at the C. l. and \. W. Fisher
and w. S. Hall homes.
Mrs. Minnie Dahl. of River Fails,
has been spending the week with her
sister. Mrs. n. S. Bishop. She will go
from here to Vermont to visit SON.
Mr.. and Mrs. EmmOns G. Thompson
returned from their honeymoon Mon
day night and Mr.. Thompson resumed
his work in the Rusk County Bank.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Hannemann came
ND from Wausau Sunday and spent
| the Fourth at the home OF the latter
! parents, Mr.. and Mrs. III. Oldend0rf.
| Mr. and Mrs A. O. BrOvan attended
the Mardi Gras at Chippewa Falls on
/ Sunday and Monday: also visited the
A. f. Weideman family, formerly OF
| Ladysmith.
| Chris Thompson. accompanied by ms
| daughters. Mrs Irving Thompson, and
| Miss Louise. will leave tomorrow for
| Hanover and Savannah. ILL., Tor a
short visit with relatives.
Mrs. S. F. GOspOdOr and children re-
turned to Stanley last week. after
months visit with her parents, Mr.. and
| Mrs. ]. Stanek also her sisters. Mrs.
p. Rock and Mrs. d. Faser.
!. H. Butler has purchased the pop
corn wagon owned by c. Cret0rs x
20. and started to operate it Thurs
day on the lot between Michaelson y
Huhges Co. and Thomas & Fishers
offices. Mr.. Butler will paint the
wagon.
Misses F. X. and Ruby Collins will
leave the last of this week for Platte
vile. Wis. where they will visit for
two or three weeks. Later they will
visit at GAYS Mill and Prairie du
Chion. after which they will go to
southern California.
O. G. Groesche and family. OF
J Stambaugh. Mich, spent from Satur-
| day until Monday at the A. NJ. COnlltin
home He is brother OF Mrs. Conk-
lin His mother. Mrs. John Groeschel
| accOmpanied them on the hOmeWard
trip which was made by automobile.
Some Ladysmith sports profited by
considerabl sums on the result Of the
arpentier-Dempsey fight One man
bet $50 against 500 on Dempsey anu
won and his total winnings on the
fight were more than $3.50. OF course,
where one won, another lost, so there
was no wealth produced.
A farewell party. by her classmates
of the NJ f. Sunday school. was given
for Miss Clara Brewer at the home OF
Miss Irma Nelson. Tuesday evening.
The Brewer family will leave next
week for California. where they hope
the father, O. E. Brewer, will be re-
stored to perfect health.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Diedrich ar
rived here last Thursday from MilWau-
kee and on the following day, July l.
| took possession of the F. X. Collins
millinery store having purchased both
stock and building. as stated in this
paper last week. The business will
| be continued under the name OF Died