Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-06-10
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Special Correspondence

J Russell Ingraham left Saturday for
Minneapolis for visit with relatives
Mrs. JOS. Christman is enjoying a
+, visit from her cousin, Miss Florence
Brown, of Unity.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clear visited
friends at Ladysmith few days the
fore part of last week.
| The Ladies' Aid Society of the NJ E.
church gave a public lunch at the
church Wednesday afternoon,
| Miss LeonOre Kuelthau returned to
her home at Superior on Monday, af
ter short visit here with friends,
| Arnold Zelm caught a fine, large
pike at Little Falls Saturday after
noon. The fish weighed six pounds.
The Misses Ella Lunde and May
O'Marl visited the latter's sister, Miss
Josephine, a few days last week at La
dysmith.
| Mrs. n. O'Mark and daughter, Miss
| Josephine, attended the funeral of
! Mrs. John Doughty at Ladysmith on
Saturday.
A big dance will be given at the John
Stroup farm, two miles south of the
village, Friday evening, June 10. All
are invited.
Mrs. C. Kyle and little daughter, of
Bruce, are visiting at the Anton Sy-
bers home this week. Mrs. Kyle was
formerly Miss Violet Briggs
The barn dance given at the Boss
farm Wednesday evening was well at
! tended LeVeille's orchestra, of La
dysmith, furnished the music
j. Lunde and son, Oswald, returned
home last Monday from short fish
ing expedition near Chetek. They
Misses Josephine O'Mark and Ar
letta Christman, who graduated from
| the Ladysmith highschool Thursday
evening, came home Friday to spend
! the summer.
Mrs. G.. NJ. Dahlquist picked a ripe
| tomato off from one of her tomato
plants May both. We believe this to
be the first ripe tomato Of the season
around this vicinity.
| The dance at the opera house Sat
urday evening was we'll attended. An
other dance will be given Saturday
evening, June H. Music will be fur
/ niShed by the new Imperial orchestra.
Anton Sybers, constable for this vii
lage, has announced that all boys and
| girls under the age of 49, must be in
doors by nine o'clock every night, I'M
less they are under the care Of some
older person. This rule will be strict
! ly enforced.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Christman and
| daughter, Beulah, mOtOred to Unity
Wednesday for a visit with relatives
They were accompanied by Mrs. Fred
Scott and daughter, Clara. Mrs. Scott
and her little daughter will go on to
| Neillsville for visit with relatives
| for several weeks.
A number of the Tony people attend
ed the commencement and class day
exercises for the Ladysmith highschool
at Ladysmith Wednesday and Thurs
day evenings Among those who were
present from here Thursday evening
were: MI and Mrs. j. Christman,
Mr.. and Mrs. n. OMark, Mr.. and Mrs.
Arthur Mautner, Mr.. and Mrs. Engh.
Mr.. and Mrs. n Christman, and Miss
Clara Helm
! Mr.. and Mrs G. M. Dahlquist en-
| tertained q large crowd of both young
and old people at their home here Sun
day afternoon. A delicious supper was
served the party at six o'clock. Among
those from out of town present were:
The Misses Martina, Gertrude ana
Margaret Wick, of Ladysmith; Myrtle
Peterson, of Glen Flora, and Messrs.
Otis Leaf and Clarence Peterson, both
of Glen Flora.
The J. Rivers Royal Movie Com
pany presented a splendid entertain
ment at the opera house Tuesday even
ing. May 81. This show, like many
others held here recently, was not very
we'll patroniZed. Right here we would
like to say word or two. There are
by no means small number OF people
i'm this vicinity who are forever nag
ging and denouncing this town for its
.deadness," Then when good, clean
show does come to town these people
are the very ones who either stay at
home or drive off in their car ana take
in q show at one of the neighborlng
towns. Why not be a booster OF your
own town? Remember it's not the
town, it's you!
School Notes
The tenth grade graduates were :
Nav OMark. Mildred Christman, Ber-
tina Sybers and Dewayne st. LOUIS
1t is reported that in order to reduce
school expenses there will only be four
teachers employed in our school next
wear, instead of five.
The Big Falls school closed Friday
evening. June 8, after successful
4 school wear. Miss Louise Stingle, OF