Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-04-15
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Harry Hanson was up from Weyer-
haeuser Monday.
Miss Frances Helm. Of Tony. was in
the city Saturday.
Louis Lueth spent Sunday with
friends in Minneapolis
Harry La Tour, of Weyerhaeuser
was III the city Monday.
Emil Fisher, teacher at COnrath
spent Saturday in Ladysmith.
The ice man has superseded the coal
man i'm the affections of our people.
John Anderson was here from Wey-
erhaeuSer on railroad business Monday
Miss LohSing. of Weyerhauser. is now
employed as Il clerk in the Bon Ton.
The road drag has been kept going on
the streets this week to their better
ment.
Mrs. Ed Needham of Weyerhaeuser,
was in the city Monday to have some
dental work done.
Mrs. Il. c. Anderson and little son
went to Almena Monday to visit Mrs.
/ AnderS0n'S people
John George, logging jobber. of
Rice Lake. was here the last Of the
week on business.
County Highway Commissioner
Koehler spent Sunday at his home
near Weyerhaeuser.
James Moore arrived home WedncS-
attending the university.
Mrs. j. c. Baker and Mrs. Bert
Chickering. of Hawkins. were visitors
in the city Thursday of last week.
| Bert French. secretary of the farm
ers' cheese factory of COnrath. was a
business visitor in the city last Sat
urday
Mrs J. r. Collins. of Chippewa
Falls, was a guest this week at the
home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. H.
| w Nelson.
Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Haas of Reeds
burg, Wisconsin. arrived here Saturday
for a weeks visit at the home Of their
daughter. Mrs. r. l.. Williams.
\. j. Kroken, who lived in Lady
smith the past year. has moved to Al
mena. where he rented a a2OO-acrc
farm. The farm is well stocked and
ready for business.
Nicholas perdziak and Andrew
| Manga were here from the town OF
| Strickland on business Wednesday.
| Mr.. PerdZiak is the newly elected
| treasurer of that town.
c. +. Wittmayer will leave Friday
/ Cor Scotland. South Dakota, where he
| will meet his wife and family who are
visiting her and Mr. Wittmayer's par
ents. If the weather holds good the
family will return in their automobile
next week.
V. V. Miller, Jr. is home from his
studies at the state university aud dig"
ging into the work on the home farm.
Charles Kirwan returned from Mil
waukee the first of the week. While
there he visited briefly Mr.. and Mrs.
w. II. Johnson and says that they are
happy and doing finely.
Mr. and Mrs Levi Mackin, from near
Bruce, visited with friends here over
Sunday. Mrs Mackin was formerly
Mrs Frank COOksley and she resided
in LadySmith some years ago when her
husband. the late Rev. Frank Cooks
ley. was pastor of the First Baptist
church Mr.. and Mrs. Mackin were mar
ried at the home of Rev. IversOn, at
Chippewa Falls, Feb. 10.
Zene Wilkinson, of Horseman, was
here the latter part of last week on
business with the MenaSha Wooden
Ware Co When we say that Mr.. Will
kinson is one of the big loggers for the
Wooden Ware. we are making no mis-
statement. taking it any way you want
to. Mr.. WilkinsOn's operations this
year have been around Harmon and
ChitamO north of Stone Lake on the
500 Line
The following sketch was taken from
the La Grande Oregon, Evening Oh
server: 1T is a pleasure to announce
that Floyd Ralph ChrusOkie. who ar
rived at the Grande ROnde hospital on
March %. is a mighty fine yOungster
and the nine pounds which he regis
tered when he made his bow into the
world will soon be Il very small esti-
mate of his weight. Mr.. and Mrs.
ChruSokie are just about as happy
parents as this valley has ever known"
Mrs ChrusOkie was formerly Miss
Vivian Laidlaw, of this city.
G. I. Fisher was Introducing Z. F. |
Huston, of Minneapolis. to Ladysmith
business men Monday. Mr. Huston
will take the place of Mr.. Fisher in
selling Armour 4 Co.'S meats and prod |
ucts in this territory. Mr.. Fisher will
go to Lake COuderay where he will
take charge of the summer resort
'EtO Exc Haven" owned by his faith
or. There are seven cottages and a
main dining hall Lake COuderay is
one of the prettiest lakes with the best |
bathing beach to be found in the
state. Many Ladysmith people and
people from all over the United States
visit this resort every summer
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