Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-26
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
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Mrs. P. S. Reed has been visiting
her brother at Aitkin, Mimi, this
week.
y Florida car, in town Tuesday and
headed west, was quite distance
from home.
| Mrs. Dick Smith and baby went TO
Augusta Wednesday to consult a
specialist for the child.
Mrs. w. s. Manning accompanied
her husband to Eau Claire, Monday.
where the judge had case in circuit
| court.
Mrs. G. III. Williams accompanied
Mr.. Williams to Hayward, Wednes-
day, where the judge had legal bus
ness to attend to.
| l.. f. Rahr, of KenOsha, former SUI
perintendent of the Ladysmith
schools, was in the city for few
hours Tuesday.
| Herb Smith stopped off here Mon
day while on his way to Barron from
Park Falls, where he had been &c
see his mother, who is i'll.
| Mrs j. l.. BoldOn and baby daugh,
ter left Friday morning for a month
visit with Mrs. BOldOn's parents and
other relatives at Litchfield, Mimi.
Rev. c. B. Voelz attended three
days conference of pastors Of the
English Lutheran church for the
North Wisconsin district. at Canton
this week
| Mr.. and Mrs. Vance Middleton de-
parted for their home at Des Moines
where Mr.. Middleton is engaged in the
practice of dentistry, Monday morn
ing. after visit with Mrs Middleton's
folks, the Speidels.
Peter Knipschield, wife and two
children visited old friends at Lady
smith and Port Arthur community
Saturday and Sunday They are farm
ing near SarOna, Washburn county
They like that part of the country fol
farming.
Ray Smith, who will be principal OF
the schools at Luck, went there the
first OF the week to look over the
school situation. The Luck schools
will open Sept. 5. Mr.. and Mrs
Smith have been spending some time
with her folks near Brentwood.
Orren s. Bishop, wife and daughter
or Sioux City, Iowa, have been Wis
ltlng at the home of Orren's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. N. S. Bishop, the past
week. Mr.. and Mrs. 0. S. Bishop and
daughter, and Mrs. n. s. Bishop and
son Paul, spent Saturday and Sunday
at Kennedy, visiting Mrs. Henry Cal
kins
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Wise have re-
Gently heard from their daughter
Mrs. Cecil Perry. that the crops in tine
part OF Montana where they are farm
ing are very good this year Small
grain yielded heavily, potatoes look
fine and pasture is abundant The
Perrys reside about 90 miles north of
Wolf Point.
Mr. and Mrs. +. f. MunrOe and
daughter, Miss Fern. have trip
planned for today to Marinette. where
Z, they will visit Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
MunrOe, who were married last April
and are keeping house in Marinette,
where Mr.. Munroe is employed. Mrs.
MunrOe was formerly Miss Lillian
Hartman and a teacher i'm the Lady
smith city schools
Henry Runge and VIM. Orr. of
South Sioux City, Neb., were here
over Sunday visiting with Grin Gar
wood and A. S. BOuStead These men
expressed great surprise at seeing
city like Ladysmith here, and were
much pleased with crops of Rusk
county and conditions generally. These
men are retired farmers and were up
through this country on a tour of in
SpectiOn.
Charles M. Brainerd, who recently
purchased the American hotel in this
city, will move into town and take
charge of the hotel business soon af-
ter Sept. 8, when he will dispose of
his livestock and farm machinery at
auction. Mr.. BYainerd has lived on
his fine farm, 8 miles northwest of
this city for nearly twenty years and
is one of the pioneers of that section
Mrs. Alex Dilweg and daughter, Miss
Mavis, were down from Exeland ON
business Tuesday. Mr.. and Mrs. Os-
car Siebers, and children, OF MilWau-
kee, who had been visiting at the Dill
veg home for three weeks, returned
home last week Mrs SieberS is a
sister of Mrs Dilweg. Mr.. Dilweg
came up from Milwaukee Saturday
for a three-weeks vacation from his
duties there.