Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-17
LOCAL & PERSONAL


Miss Helen Doughty returned to
| Waukegan Wednesday night.
Hay carriers, track. forks, rope ana
pulleys at Helm Implement Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan, of Bruce,
were shoppers here Wednesday.
Mrs. Chas. Russell. of Ingram, was
| a shopper in the city Wednesday.
| Mccormick and Deering, the old re-
| liable hay tools are sold by Helm I'M
| plement Co.
| Wilfred and Allen LeVeille are ex
versity tomorrow.
| ]. l.. McCorison attended business
meeting of the LadySmith Grocer Co.
| at Eau Claire, Wednesday,
The Ladies' Aid of the NJ. f. church
will serve picnic lunch in the church
parlors Wednesday, June %.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred True returned
| Tuesday evening from their wedding
trip to Wausau and other places.
Mrs Phil Koehler. her daughter. Mrs.
Zuber. and Mrs Joe Koehler. of Weyer
haeuser. were Ladysmith visitors on
| Wednesday.
Miss Mabel Hanson. daughter of MI
and Mrs. =. c. Hanson. departed Tues
day for Toronto. Can. after visit
at her home here.
Miss Loretta Fisk returned to her
home at Eau Claire Wednesday after a
ten-days' visit at the home Of her cOu-
sin, Miss Marie LeVeille.
In The Cheater Reformed you will
find one of the Strangest pictures ever
made. 1t holds the interest. At the Tn
iQue theater tonight
Matte Whartnaby of Sparta was
here to attend the funeral of her sister,
in-law. Mrs Charles Whartnaby, which
occurred on Tuesday.
Miss Margaret Riley, chief ranger
of the Women's Catholic Order of For
esters is attending a convention OF
the w. G. O. f. at Milwaukee.
Fred w. Bravy of Madison, classmate
of J. l.. Bordner in the Indiana State
University, Glass Of 1904, was here Wis
iting with Mr. Bordner Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. r. Richardson drove
ND from Stevens Point, Sunday, and
spent a couple of days with the Wal
ter Mitchell family. Mrs. Richa s'~tff'
is a sister of Mr.. Mitchell.
i J. r. Mclean. division engineer OF
Wisconsin Highway Commission, was
a business caller here Wednesday. Mr..
Mclean says that our roads are as good
as those| of the surrounding counties.
Ray Christensen returned the latter
part of last week from Madison. where
he had been taking the short course
i'm ice cream and butter making. He
will return in the fall to complete the
course
w. S. Manning arrived home last
Thursday from a fveday auto trip to
Muscoda and Monroe Mrs. Manning
accompanied the judge as far as Mus
coda, remaining there for visit of
several days.
Paul Lessor drove to Ladysmith from
Walrath Thursday. Mrs. Carl Waters
and Mrs. H. Wood took advantage Of
his empty auto seat and came with
him. These people are farmers mile
north of Walrath.
J. 3. Jones. of Omaha, and George
Johnston of Chicago. yice-president anu
sales manager, respectively, of the
Great Western Paper Co, were at the
] oee; nd IF
j city on Wednesday.
Miss Alice Hayes was here from
Sioux City, Iowa. the first Of the week
especially to see her sister. Miss Fran
ces Hayes. who was injured in an au-
t0mObile accident near Flambeau Farm
last week
Shall girls be taught to be charming
rather than engage in business or poll
tics? After you see Wallace Reid in
"The Charm School," Sunday night, ut
the Unique you will be able to answer
to your own satisfaction.
| T. C. Jones was a charter member
| in the Minnesota State band. He
played the cornet with them for eight
years. starting in 1898. Part OF this
band will probably be here with the
| st. Paul boosters June u.
/ Vincent KurZ. as one Of the delegates
to the annual meeting and tournament
Of the Wisconsin Volunteer Firemen's
Association. left Wednesday night for
Whitewater. The other delegates are
Ben French and A. Y. Simon.
Mr. and Mrs. Ellis Bennett of TOma
hawk and Mr. and Mrs RheinOld Thies-
Ell of Juneau were guests at the III. L.
Blanchard home Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Mr.. Bennett is brother of Mrs.
Blanchard and Mrs. Thiesen is a
| daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bennett.
| A. E. Sherwood. of Gilmore City,
| Iowa. who owns so acres north of Wal
rath. was up this week. looking over
his property. The place has 20 acres
cleared Mr.. Sherwood will have the
entire eighty fenced this year and eX
poets to move his family to Rusk
county next spring.