Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-02
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Mr. and Mrs. Fred True now occupy
the H. w. True house opposite the city
hall.
Herb True brought in a load of
melons from the True farm, southwest
of the city, Wednesday.
Miss Edna Chickering, of Hawkins,
visited for few days this week with
Ladysmith friends.
The general passenger agent and
the travelling auditor of the 500 Line
We're in the city Wednesday.
The Sands Hardware Company is
installing Moline vacuum vapor sys-
TEN of heating in the Edw. F. Pies res
idence.
The Thos. Slattery family has moved
into the Toepfer house on East Miner
av, which Mr. Slattery recently pur-
chased.
Gene COpp and Miss Hazel Copp,
Harry Hopkins and wife. and Thos
Baker drove over to the Rice Lake
fair yesterday.
Bethany Sisters Wednesday after
noon, Sept T. A cordial invitation is
| extended to everyone.
Rev. G.. w. Emery, pastor of the
| Ladysmith NJ. e. church is attending
with his family the annual West Wis
consin church conference at VirOqua
/; this week.
| Mrs Anna Blanchard will leave to-
day for her home at ST. Joseph, Mo-,
after spending the past nine months
here at the home of her son. III. T..
Blanchard.
Miss Elsie Reik. Of Milwaukee, has
! been visiting in this city since Tues
day at the home of her brother, Royal
Milwaukee schools.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Mooney re-
| turned Wednesday night from mo-
tor trip through the southeastern part
Of the state They visited many cities
and covered about 800 miles.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fay Head departed on
! Wednesday for Northern Minnesota
where Mr.. Head will be engaged this
fall and winter buying potatoes They
have a home at Bemidji.
The lobby of the Ladysmith post
office will be open the usual hours on
Labor Day, next Monday, but the gen
eral delivery window will be open from
8 to 10 a. M and from 4 to D. IN.
Paul Adams went to Hillsdale Tues
day to spend some time with his
brother-in-law Bert Sprague. He car
Der having been broken by a rantank-
erOus gas engine.
Mrs. NJ. c. Martin and son. Leslie,
mOtOred in to Minneapolis Tuesday
where Mrs Martin secured a lease on
apartments convenient to a highschOol
which Leslie will attend, and the Miss
Woods school, which Miss Lorraine
will attend this winter.
Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Heron. and Mr.
and Mrs F. w. Daniels all of Inter
national Falls, Mimi, stopped off here
Monday for visit of few days with
Arthur Heron Arthur is son Of
! Mr.. and Mrs. ThOs. Heron and q
brother of Mrs. Daniels. The party
will leave today for Traverse City
Mich.
Miss Margaret Boschert, superin
tendent Of st. Mary's hospital re
turned Thursday morning. after !
months vacation at her home in La
Crosse. Miss BOSchert represented
st. Mary's hospital in a hospital con
ference held at Fond du Lac Tues
day and Wednesday.
Mrs. James Hayes and daughter
Crystal, returned Sunday from their
trip to the Pacific coast. While they
enjoyed their visit and trip, Mrs
Hayes says that she is not very favor
ably impressed with the coast cOun-
try. She cOmmends their fruits, but
says that their vegetables are not in
the same class with Wisconsin vege-
tables in price or duality. She likes
Calgary and the country around that
city and says that her son, John, is