Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-23
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. Peter Plante spent
Saturday in Duluth
Highest market price paid for hides.
BRAGDON 4 son.
Ed Beach, Of poskin, was in the city
the first of the week
Lyle McCorison is clerking at the
Bon Ton during the holidays.
Earl Collins has been confined to
his bed the past week by illness.
Fred True went to Milwaukee Mon
day night TO drive back new Nash
Miss Mayme Christensen spent Sun
day With her folks at Weyerhaeuser.
Miss IIillna Carlson has gone to Met
len to spend Christmas with home
folks
Farmers call and get a 1929 system
calendar. Michae!Son K Hughes Com
pany 3Jtf
Miss Marjorie Lee is home from
Minneapolis on a three-weeks' holiday
vacation.
Miss Telie Kaufman, Of Mime
apolis, spent the weekend with Miss
NUN Aolt.
Misses Rea Hayes and Hazel LII
Ronge were business callers at Bruce
Saturday.
Harry BalIou spent two or three
days in the twin cities the first part
of the week
S. t. Anderson is visiting his mother.
Mrs. Louise Mohn. who resides just
west Of the city.
Miss Theresa Diederich student Of
the Stevens Point Normal. is spending
her vacation here
Gene Copp. who has been trapping
this winter in the Conner lake c0un-
try. came home Tuesday for the holt
days
spending part Of the Christmas yaca-
ton with Roger Peterson and other
Ladysmith friends.
George Benson. Il sophomore at Law
renee college, Appleton, is spending his
vacation at the home of his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Benson.
Miss Jane Morgan. who is attend
ing the Oshkosh normal, is spending
her vacation at the home Of her par
ants. Mr. and Mrs f. ID. Morgan
Perry Hull who has been employed
by the Big Falls Power Co. left Sun
day night for Chicago and points in
New England. on vacation visit.
Miss Marjorie Lee, who is attending
Miss Woods kindergarten school.
minneapolis is spending the holidays
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. G.
Lee. E. Miner-av
Mrs. George Potter, recently from
Donald, is occupying the fat over the
Bon Ton meat market Mrs Potter's
husband died last week. She has two
daughters
Miss Edith Novotne, who attends
Lawrence college. Appleton. arrived
home Saturday morning to spend he
Christmas vacation With her parents,
Nh and Mrs !. Novotne.
Dist Atty o. ]. Falge expects to
leave for Madison Tuesday evening to
attend a meeting Of district attorneys
called by General Attorney William
Morgan to discuss the matter Of en-
forcing the laws
Mrs. Nj. c. Martin and children,
Lorraine and Leslie, Of Minneapolis.
are spending the Christmas vacation
with Ladysmith friends and relatives.
Lorraine is attending Miss Woods
kindergarten school and Leslie is
sophomore at West high
LeTeille & LeVeille installed fine,
new food container in their store last
week. This container is in the form
of a large counter with glass backed
display boxes on the front side 1t isl
built Of oak and is a noticeable improve
ment to the store.
Ray Lahore. working for Louis Mat
toon in Cedar Rapids, is laid up as the
result Of injuries received to shoulder
and hip when he jumped from roll
way. He is Il twin brother of Roy
LaAcre, Worden-av., barber. and is Sc
journing i'll Ladysmith while unable
to work.
Guy Robinson. member Of the Hot
totONc 1lub vi Hunters ana II1DDorS, |
went up to Rhinelander last week TO
purchase Il hound dog. While he was
unable to buy the dog his trip was NOT
IN vain. as Guy has a lot Of friends in
Rhinelander
\ card received Monday by Q. Z. |
Ellingboe from Ben Stelzman, who is
spending the winter in Los Angeles, |
reads as follows Here
IS wishing that next year we will be
back in old Wisconsin So far. the
West is not like home where all our
Did friends are
Misses Mable Solberg and e. Walia
gave Christmas party to the domes-
tic science classes of the Junior high
school Thursday evening. Dec 10, at |
the gym. ! program. followed by |
games and the distribution of apples /
and bags Of popcorn, made very en-
ioyable evening for the Youngsters.
Mr. and Mrs r. b. Kcidel, of Far
20 \. D.. will spend the holidays here |
visiting at the home of the formers +
Nh and Mrs A. A. Hadden.
Mrs. Keidel formerly Miss Alice Hal /