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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
SECRETARUL AFACERILOR EXTERNE
"A TRIMS RUSIEI @ NOTA
FORMALA
LEA SPUS OK AJUTORAREA RUSIEI E
IMPOSSIBLE PANA CE AMERICANA
STUNT IN TEMN1TELE
BOLSEVICHOR

WASHINGTON 81 Iuie-Secretarul afacerilor externe,
Hughes TRIMS nota formala Rusie in eberarea
prsonerlor amercan Departmental de stat fost insin
tat an Cd aceasa noa fOs pedata representantuu
telor 10 Reval prn consulul Albrecht.
Textu acestei ma fOst pubca inca de departamen
tu satuu dar teegrame din Reval aduc caetva pasaje
Guvernul american instntat Cd in cuda sforarilor
repete ale docoruu Nanse sd obna pc pcior
iber psonerlor americana acesa sunt inca nut in robe
intre imprejurarie cee mai serioase
In nnmele umanitati, guvernu american autorta
tilor sovete aces prisonier sd fe ebera impossible
auoritae americana sd ia masur penru vna ntr
juoru Ruse pana cand cetaen amercani detnui in
robie ruseasca."
veeor refuza sd satisaca ceere guvernuu american
I'm Sc site inca.
Aceast8 nota fost trmisa consululu Albrecht in zua
de 25 Ine Ceerea guvernuu american prmul act Official
faca n aceasta chese, 0ae ca guvernu ni Lenine
Trozky fost nstnta in mod neocal CO poate fl vorba
elatilor dplomatice intre Russia 81 Statee
Tnite panace cetaen amercan detnuti in Russia
Telegrama sceretarului Hughes fos trmsa astfe
sa aungA in aceas mp la Moscva respunsu
taruu Hoover la lui Maxim Gork Noa lu Hughes
prvita de tot independents de correspondents u Hoover
Gork toate Cd I'M altceva dect aarea ceor
de Hoover ca Staee Unite poate da nc autor
Rusei panace ceeni amercan sunt rata in mod babar
de sovietele rusesti.
Mai mnlte de ceateni americani detnu
Rusia nformae primite de departmental de stat
1ata catva dntre mai de funte: Doamna Marguerite E.
Harrison din Baltimore ziarsta capanul Emmett Fitzpatrick
din Uniontown, Ala; Royal Keey, inginer William Flick
din Brooklyn, N Y, 81 d-rul Weston B. Estes.
iss4#g&sss#SsNN
LONDRA q Raspunsul ui Maxim Gorkij la nota
Iii Hoovern face conitiile dupa
tAdepnrea carora America gaia de rmte autor Rusei
"a f0st primit aic 81 expedia Ia Washington d. Gork
cxprma pentru anuna
totodata 81 &spunsu deaat ven della Leo Kamenef
ful comitetulni pentru ajutorarea celor lpsif.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-07-28
OraSul Cleveland

= 1tuUCd SuuCCIu Ill tOlul ScIUdI1-
lor carl Sc fac Gu prilejul aniver-
sarii de 125 ami della fondarea a.
cestui oras, serbari carl vor lua
sfirSit maine seara, reproducem ca
teva fragmente din astoria lui.
In % Iulie 1896, Generalul Mo-
ses Cleaveland 81 o echipa de ingi-
neri al Connecticut Land Co., au
sosit la gura riului Cuyahoga. De-
barcarea aceasta a resultat in fOn-
tdarea primei colonii in marea Re-
serva de Vest st-ceeace este astazi
orasul Cleveland.
Connecticut Land Comp. a cum
parat Western Reserve della Statul
Connecticut pentru o suma care
foarte putin trecut peste un mi
lion dollari. Generalul Cleaveland
a fost TRIMS sd masoare proprieta-
tea ca sd fie parcelata 81 vinduta
colonistilor.
Prima masuratoare s'a facut pc
platoul de langa imprejurarea riu-
lui GU Lacul Erie; s'au designat
strait fntinzandu-se in padurile din
imprejurimi; s'a fixat Public
Square-ul 81 s'a masurat 81 nume-
rotat peste doua suite loturi, fiecare
lot era de doua acre 81, afara de
cateva, reservate pentru utilitate
publica, s'a vindut Gu $50.
Tarziu, pc toamna, echipa de In
gineri a plecat la Est. Pc locul
masurat au ramas numai trei abb
d.. 81 dina Job Phelps Stiles s.
d. Edward Paine, care mai tarziu
| a pus trmelia ora$uiui PsinesviHe
In primavara anului 1897 echi
pa de ingineri a revenit Gu I'm grur
de colonisti. Prin August acelasi
an s'au stabilit definitiv strazile
carl astazi Sc numesc Euclid Ave.
st. Clair Ave-, 81 Woodland Ave.
Anul urmator micul satuc fost
apr0ape distrus de frigurile mala.
rice, cauzate de mlastinele della gu.
ra riului. Mai multe familii s s'au
mutat in localitatea care astazi sc
numeSte Newburg. In sat au "a.
mas numai trei persoane: Maiorul
Lorenzo Carter Gu dina, 81 d. A
mos Spafford.
Acesti trei au supravietuit 81
pusca Maiorului Carter a furnizat
cea mai mare parte din hrana. In
interval de dol ami carl au urmat
au mai VENT cateva familii. S's
inceput lupta pentru reprezentarea
teritoriala in Congress. In Octom
brie 1900, pionerii au castigat lup
ia 81 au intemeiat 81 un guverna.
mant civil in Reserva.
In acelasi ami, id. Daniel 81 Gil
man Bryant au inceput fabricares
rcahiului la capatul strait Supe
rior. Aceasta a fost a doua intre
prindere industriala q Clevelandu
lui, cea dintaiu find 0 caramidarie
Guvernamintul satului a fOst or
ganizat in 5 Aprilie. 1902, Gu d
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ANuL xvI.-No. ia.

ASuvVAPAuO A>AV OAA SO PASSAoSt
d. Nathaniel Down ca secretar 81
id. Amos Spafford, Timothy Doan
81 William w. Williams ca epitropi.
In cur1nd dupa aceea Congresul
facut lege, fnlesnind formarea u
nei constitutional de stat 81 admi-
siunea statului Ohio In Uniune.
In 1904 s'a organizat de catre
stat companie de militie Gu d.
Lorenzo Carter ca captain. Gu un
an mai tarziu Indianii au semnat
un tratat in Cleveland renuntand
la toate pretentiunile lor asupra
teritoriului din Reserva. vest de
riul Cuyahoga.
In 1903 primul vas, Zephyr, con-
strut in Cleveland, fost lasat
pc apa; in 1909 Clevelandul fost
ales sediul Comitatului Cuyahoga.
Newburg fost un rival serios. In
1910 sosit primul advocat prac-
ticant, d. Alfred Kelley.
Rasboiul din 1912 a ingrozit po-
|pulatia din Cleveland de teama Cd
Englezii 81 Indianii vor distruge
satul. Mai multe familii au fugit
departe de LIMA internationala. Gel
carl au ramas au ajutat militiei la
construirea unui fort 81 alte mil
loace de aparare pc marginea la
cului.
In curind dupa ce Perry cas-
tigat victoria asupra Englezilor la
Put-in-Bay,, Clevelandul con-
strut prima judecatorie. Aceasta
. fost Ia 1913. Anuf urinstor sa-
tul fost incorporat, 81 dl. Alfred
Kelley a fost ales Gu unanimitate
presedinte.
In timpul acesta populatia nu
trecea de suta persoane, cea mai
mare parte locuitori pc Superior
Ave-, 81 in 1916, 25 de cetateni au
subscris $198 ca sd cladeasca o
scoala. Cladirea servit 81 de BIZ
serica, Gu toate ca nu s'a putut afla
preot in regula pana in anul 1920.
In anul 1918 STA facut aparitia
ziarul "The Cleveland Gazette and
Commercial Register" 81 in anul
1919 ''The Herald. In timpul
acesta populatia era de 400 per-
sOane.
Ca resultat al operatiunei GU
success al Canalului Erie in Statul
New York, legislatia statului Ohio
in "a Februarie 1926, votat O le-
&c care decidea construirea unui
Canal della Lacul Erie la riul Ohio.
d. Kelley dovedit Cd este per-
sonalitate puternica in aceasta pro-
punere, 81 sfortarile lui au resultat
i'm saparea canalului pc valea Gu
yahoga. Terenul a fost rupt in
toamna anului 1925, 81 in 4 Iulie
1897, sectiunea della Cleveland la
Akron fost deschisa. Peste cinci
ami a fost complectat pana la riul
Ohio.
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Aparatu1 ac invene care prn folosrea razelor K
poae veds cum sade picoru in gheaa Sc vad desavan
tagle ghetss strme mic nepove carl contribuiesc Ia
deformaxea poruu Neguaoru foloseste acest apa
rat declarat afacerea ghetele povie picioareo
tpate 6 Nsnitatea lie mare dusman-merge bine.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
Try The News-Budget Want Ads

Joe HUM and family, Of DeF0rest,
who came up 10 attend the funeral If
Mr.. Huhn's brother, returned to their
home last Saturday.
Steve Sues is getting after his
brush land rather viciously and also
is making good showing on his farm
f. S. Riphenberg is doing some fall
blowing this week
Louis Horn has left for visit Of q
few days at the home of his pareuts
at Marion, Wis. While he is away
NICK HUM is making cheese in his
place at the Marshall cheese factory.
George John drove ia I.adysmith 10
get his gasoline engine which he had
oyerhanled there. After he got it home
and started it it didn't have any mere
power than it had before it was over
hauled SO he got Louis Horn, cheese
maker, Ia take look at it, After
diagnosing the disease and giving it
a drink of per cent whey the machine
came 10 life again.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
SUNNY HILL-ATLANTA

Mr.. and Mrs. G. Renson and son
Arthur visited at the home of Ellis
Christians0n Sunday.
Harold Evans, one of our pupils
had the misfortune TO fall from a
wagon and break his arm last Thurs
day, He was taken at once to the hos
pltal where surgical care was given.
A very Interesting entertainment was
given at the schOOlhOuse Saturday
evening under the auspices of the Sun
ny Hill Young Peoples Club. Those
who appeared ON the program were A.
G. Krause and Leo Hardy of Lady
smith, and III. f. Duckart and Prof.
Hayes of Bruce. One Of the most in
tereSting numbers on the program was
a debate by MessrS. Kratlse and Hayes
upon HOlstein and Guernsey cattle.
About one hundred and twenty-five
people were in attendance.
Miss Esther Bens0n Of Sunny Hill
and Oscar Johnson OF the Blue Hills,
were united IN marriage at the Nor
we2ian Lutheran church in Ladysmith
by Rev. John Ritland Wednesday after
noon, Their attendants were Miss Mil
dred Johnson and Arthur henson. A
wedding supper was served at the home
of the brides parents which was en-
jOyed by numerous relatives. The
young couple departed ON the morn
inc train Thursday en- r0nte to Eau
Claire, where they will visit with an
mcle OF the brides for few days
They will make their future home on
Mr.. J0hnson's farm northwest OF Bruce.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
BECKY CREEK

Kenneth Brainerd was a caller at
Ladysmith and Tony Sunday.
The Bangor and ParsOn families at
tended church at Fairvew Sunday.
Several Of the Becky Creekites were
at RadissOn dam fishing Sunday.
Mrs. Al Hawley of Bruce spent Sun
day with her sister, Mrs. Waldo Brain
erd.
School started in district No. IL Mon
day, October "a, with Mrs. Fred Willis
as teacher.
Grace, John and Carl Scheel visited
friends in Ladysmith Sunday afternoon
and evening.
Several from here attended the dance
at Flambean Saturday night. All re-
ported good time.
Mrs. William Scheel and daughters
Laura and Alyira spent Sunday at the
Waldo Brainerd home.
Miss Helen Brainerd, who is attend
ing training school at Ladysmith, spent
the weekend with her parents.
II. L. w. Mcpherson is erecting fine
new hoEse on his farm with William
Scheei and son doing the carpenter
work. He expects to be able to move
into the new home soon.
Misses Anna and Barbara Sleider
snent the Weekend at the SIeider home
Anna Sleider is giving program AMI
box social at her school south of Amd-
roy Lake Saturday night, October %
Everyone is cordially invited
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
SHELDON

Louis Bernier, of HOlcOmbe, visited
friends in this vicinity last Sunday.
Mrs. Louise LaRerge returned home
Thursday, last week, from a visit with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. G. Veg
ncr.
VIM. Rurss. Clarence Hebard and
Geo, Hollom, who were at work putting
Il foundation under the Holman house,
finished it Friday.
Several men from the state super
intendent's office, were here late last
week inspecting the school building IN
view of its future use for highschOOl
SO we are informed.
Fern camp Of Royal NeighbOrs mi
tiated nine new members at a special
meeting last Saturday night. Lunch
was served after the initiation to which
each member had invited either her
husband or some friend and an eX-
ceedingly pleasant evening was passed.
A surprise party given on the even
ing of Oct II, in honor of the Both
birthday of Lawrence Cox, was one C1
the events of last week. Including rel
atives, some thirty guests We're pres
ent Ia wish him many happy returns
OF the day and to celebrate this event
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
WEYERHAEUSER

Z. j. KaSsela was q county seat call
er Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Wise has been sick the pas
week with severe cold.
Mesdames Hoover, Haselton AM
Blain attended quarterly conference
at Bruce Thursday.
Harrison White held very sue
cessful auction sale at his farm easi
of town last Monday.
Two ears of cattle were shipped out
on Wednesday, one by the shipping as.
ISOLATION and one by Mr.. Dixon.
The NJ. \. Anderson family motored
to Grantsburg. Saturday, to visit a
sister Mrs. A. Adams. returning home
Monday.
Mrs. Murch's mother, of Minneap-
Oils. has been spending the past week
with her and enjoying the country
life.
Mr. and Mrs. Good are moving into
the Cwodzinski house recently vacated
by Jas. WAX. Mrs Hawner is
going TO occupy the rooms vacated ty
Mr.. and Mrs. Good.
Everyone is looking forward to the
opening of the basketball season as the
village has been very quiet since the
close of the baseball season.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ.
f. church will meet at the home of
Mrs. j. Shepard Wednesday afternoon
Of this week. 4 number of children
ire TO be baptized, also, by Rev. Sund
Miss Violet Stewart and Mrs. John
son were called to Bruce by the death
If their grandmother, Mrs Barrett.
Miss Freda Anderson and Vivian Frog
lcr substituted at school in their alb
sence.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
GLEN FLORA

Mrs. $. ID. Sherwood, Of Ingram, ylS-
tied here with friends last Wednes-
day.
H. f. Floyd was at I.adysmlth on
business Wednesday.
Miss Ella Peterson spent Thursday
and Friday at Sheldon.
Russell Ingraham, of Tony, had bus
mess here last Thursday.
Mrs. Eben Thompson, Of Ladysmith,
was a caller here Friday and Saturday
August Swanson and Albert Jakou-
bek were visitors at Catawba Mon
day and Tuesday.
Miss Cora Edming was the guest
of trends at Bruce over Sunday.
Steve Diehn transacted business Al
Ladysmith last "Wednesday.
Miss Myrtle HOlmquist was the
guest of friends at Bruce Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mrs Maynard Ellingson, of Hawk
ms, visited here last Wednesday,
Joseph Riegel had business al
Weyerhaenser Wednesday and Thurs
day.
Mrs. Ed Radiker, of Ingram. was a
caller here Wednesday.
ThOs. Hifferman and j. G. Blaii
were Ingram visitors last Thursday
Mrs. Amos Freestone. of Ladysmith
called on friends here Friday and Sat
urday.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
WEST MARSHALL

w. H. Umback m0t0red to Lady
smith this week.
Lester Mcknight was county seat
caller this week
Joe Udell awed wood for Y. II.
SpoOner Wednesday,
c. NJ. Elbow purchased fine regis
tered Guernsey sire recently.
Mrs G. MelrOse and son. Chester,
m0tOred to Ladysmith this week.
Wild Clark drove to Ladysmith last
week
Dolph Shepherd was g Ladysmith
visitor Tuesday.
Clarence Brown was a county seat
visitor Tuesday.
Tony Scharenbrock drove to Lady
smith last Thursday.
VIM. r. Trotter is helping with the
work in Woodward's store.
Miss Bertha Niekoley returned from
Minneapolis last Saturday.
Eric Mattson has gone ont into the
world to hunt up job for the winter
AdOlph Haase is putting in a foml-
datiOn for an addition to his house.
Henry SchWerzel is doing some pillow
ing Oh the land he purchased some time
ago.
Henry Gerberding graded up the
roads south of Sheldon last Saturday,
Tom Young was in Ladysmith last
Saturday to attend to some legal mat
ters.
S. II. Mccall returned from the hos
pital last week and is slowly regainina
his strength.
Joe JanOszek is helping one of tie
farmers living on the Polish road ia
dig a well.
Ray Groves is stumping and pre-
pairing new piece of land for The
traction breaker
Gregory West was in the "City OF
Opportunities last week to have q
pump handle welded
Mr. and Mrs. J.. 7. Dewey, Of Chip
pewa Falls, are spending a few days al
the f. NJ. wager home.
| Mrs. Adolph Haase and son, Vernon
are visiting at the home of the formers
brother at New Richmond.
n. RI. Sponer is preparing fre-Woof
for the winter. We see him haul big
truck loads Of it quite often.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mattso
spent week visiting at the home Of
the latter's parents at Blair, Wis.
Mrs Leo Elkow and son, Cornell
and daughter, Miss Olympia, motorqt
to Eau Claire last Thursday,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Nllner and Fl
Schwerzel motOred TO Ladysmith Tues
day afternoon to do some shopping
Our friend, Herman, couldn't worl
last Friday afternoon because the jOll,
on West Marshalls scribe tiekled hin
all over.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
MURRY

Harold KittelSon was a Ladysmith
caller Tuesday.
Mrs. John Alvey spent Tuesday at
The Sever Serley home.
Several of the young people spent
Sunday evening at the u. G. Crandail
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Scheel were
weekend guests at the Charles Kittel-
son home.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Leblanc went 10
Proctor, Mimi, last Tuesday to visit
relatives.
The young people enjoyed a good so
cial time at the A. Hoeft home last
Wednesday evening.
Mrs. f. Hedlund has been ON the sick
list the past week, but is better at the
present writing.
Mesdames Kittelson and Scheel
spent Monday afternoon at the Sever
Serley and A. Berg homes.
Elmer ODell returned to Kaiser.
Wis, Monday after spending few
days at the Charles Kittelson home.
There will he a fair held at the ST.
Anne's church Friday and Saturday
afternoons. Everyone is cordially in-
vited
Misses Sadie, Ida and Verna Berg
and Armond Ketter mOtored to Eau
Claire and Augusta Thursday and re-
turned home Sunday afternoon.
A large crowd turned out to attend
the ball game Sunday between Murry
and Exeland, but were disappointed as
EXeland got cold feet and failed to ap-
pear.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
LEXINGTON

Rev Glow held services near Stone
Lake Sunday.
Rev. Kellar, of Exeland, held SER
vices in the NJ. #. church Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ. e.
church met and tied two quilts Tues
day.
Jake +. Clark returned to Stone
Lake Monday, where he is lrilling a
well.
The Lutheran LADIES' Aid Society
met at the home Of Mrs V. Larson,
Oct. q.
Harry Merry, of COuderay, is NOV
ing his family ntO the lvng rooms over
the pool hall.
Mrs. J. Kaufman, of Meteor, Wis
tied with her sister, Mrs. V. Larson,
Wednesday.
J.. Bruckner is loading out a car of
potatoes this week These are the
first potatoes to go out of this town.
It's getting better.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
WEIRGOR

Mrs. j. J0ice and daughters, Grace
and Alice, are spending a few days in
Minneapolis.
Miss Helen Johnson went to Tremp-
nan. Wis, to attend her brothers fun
eral
| Misses Sena and Hazel Nelson are at
tending the teachers institute at Hay
ward this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Peak and chill
| dren spent the weekend in Bruce visir.
ing friends.
Harafer Hunter of Minneapolis al
rived here Friday to look after his farm
at Valley View.
Mrs. Stacker and daughter returned
10 their home i'm LadySmith after a
weeks visit at the George Pluntz homo
George w. Procknow, who has pur-
chased the Kohler farm i'm Valley View
is building barn and an addition TO
his house. He expects to move his
family here soon.
Inc people of Weirgor were shocked
TO hear Of the death of Ed Johnson.
who died in Colorado last week. Fur
Their details will be given in next weeks
paper.
Word was received here this week Of
the wedding of Miss Mary Mier of
Weirgor and Walter Crandeil of Stone
Lake on Wednesday, October 10. The
bride is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Mier of this place, and is well
known to the people of Weirgor Her
friends wish her much happiness. They
are spending their honeymoon in Chi
cago.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
TONY

Members Of the Ed Hauser family
are seriously i'll with scarlet fever.
Joseph ChriStman went to Mime
apoliS Monday morning on business.
Miss Geneyieye Bey spent the week
end with Miss Harriet Schnltz at La
dysmith.
\ dance will be given at the opera
house Saturday evening. Oct. 20. MI
sic by LeYeille's orchestra.
Little Erlane Engh returned to her
home here Monday, after a visit with
her grandmother at Canton
Miss Mabel BY, principal of schools
here, left for her home at Brandon,
Wis., Tuesday, for weeks vacation.
The John Helm C9mpany's mill
closed down last Wednesday for re-
pairs. II will reopen Thnfsday, Ger.
2T.
Invitations are ont for q Halloween
party to he given at the Methodist
church Monday evening by the young
peoples leagne.
MIS-, AFtHtiF IItlutEHt ulltt wv ''i''-
Art and Kerm0tt, left Tuesday for Tur-
lie Lake. for visit with Mrs. De
mrrSe's sister.
Oscar AmundsOn was very pleasant
ly-surprised at his home here Sunday
afternoon by about twenty young PEG
pie from this vicinity.
Tho infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo
Neuhring died at st. Mary's hospital
Saturday. The funeral services were
held here Sunday afternoon.
Virgil Hauser, 7-year-Old daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hauser, died 81
scarlet fever at her home here Friday
morning. Funeral services we're hel'
N Inc cemtery Saturday afternoon.
Our local school closed Tuesday
morning to remain closed for week
or more on account of scarlet fever il
this vicinity. AT this writing. how
ever, only one family has the disease
and several children are ill.
Arthur Demerse, local station agent
was called 10 Minneapolis On business
Tuesday r. Dunn, of Minneapolis. j
taking his place during his absence.
Mrs. John Helm, Jr., returned homo
Monday from st. Paul. where she ha'
been visiting relatives.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
CHERRY PARK

Joe Richter is binding q new house
on his farm.
Everett Tnnism. Of Ladysmlth was
n Cherry Park caller Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. H0vind were Lady
smith callers last Wednesday,
Mrs. f. Ericsson and En0ck were al
Port Arthur last Wednesday,
Mrs. John HoagIand attended the
Rebekah lodge at Bruce Thursday
Frank Ptacek, who works at Marsh
field. is spending few days with his
family in Cherry Park.
Mrs. \. c. Johnson and daughters
Emma and Violet. Of Ladysmith, spent
IA couple of days with Mr.. and Mrs
L. f. Stenbs this week.
Grin Steubs spent the week end with
his brother, 7. +. Steubs. While IN
the neighborhood he entertained the
people by flying his kite.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
RANGE LINE

ole Overbo has recently purchased
Il Velie six.
NJ. T. Ward is erecting a new house
on his farm.
Charles Golden has recovered from
Il brief illness.
The pie social held FRIDAY evening
was a good success:
There will be a moving picture show
at the sch0olhQuse Friday evening,
Nov. f. Come!
The birthday party held for little
Billie Mack" Monday evening was
enjoyed by all.
Messrs. Martin and Thomas Ward
and Miss Gladys Coyer were Lady
smith callers Sunday,
Many Of the young folks assembled
here on the school grounds Sunday az
ternon to practice basketball and foot
ball Everyone Is welcome to come
and enjoy themselves.
Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-10-28
PORT ARTHUR

Henry DucOmmun Is here from Wis
cOnsin Rapids for q visit with his fam
lily.
EWieSt Raasch and Miss Dorothy
Irwin were Ladysmith callers last
Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. John K0heliusZ and
children, Of Ladysmith, were Port Ar
thur callers last Friday.
Fritz Rasmussen returned from Wis
consfn Rapids last week, being on the
sick list. He will return to his work
later.
Ed BucholtZ is now wearing broad
smile 1t is a fef-pOund boy. Mother
and babe are doing fine. Pass the
cigars, Ed
Clark Irwin is also one of the hap
ply ones Of our neighbOrhOOd. A fine
girl came to stop at his home. MOthel
ana child are fine
A number of ladies with well-filled
lunch baskets surprised Miss Elsie
Rasmussen last Friday afternoon, it
being her birthday anniversary.