Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-30
LOCAL & PERSONAL

BRAGDON & son.
II Z. Hause, of Bruce was a bus
mess caller here Tuesday.
Ed SPEECH has been home from
RhineIander during the week.
TO insure prompt settlement of losses,
insure with F. Nj. Doyle Company.
d. a. Mcneil, of Prentice, was the
guest Of Rock LeVeille on Christmas
day.
Farmers call and get IA 1922 system
calendar. Nicholson & Hughes Com
pany. @otI
Jack Stone spenl Christmas at Rice
Lake with his folks returning TO Lady
smith Monday.
Harold Brown was over from Shell
don Monday night and took i'll the
dance here
L. T. Branham, of Eau Claire. presi-
dent of the Ladysmith Grocer Co.,, was
in this city on business Tuesday.
Mrs. Alden j. Laidlaw arrived home
Christmas morning after visit OF sew
eral weeks with relatives at Oconto.
Wilfred and Allen LeVeille, who are
attending the university at Madison,
are spending the holidays at home.
The w. c. T. z. will meet with Mrs.
Dixon at her home Monday, Jan. :.
Lunch will be served All are invited.
Elmer Radloff returned from Ash
land Saturday. where he has been en-
ployed. and spent Christmas with his
folks.
Fred Burnstead, Harry Tiffany and
Vernon Winchester were over from
Chetek Friday TO see the basketball
game.
Misses Marvel Maffett and Layone
Vorce, of WeyerhaeuSer, were i'll La
dysmith for couple days as guests
Of Mae Maffett.
Frederik Schiotz returned to -.
Olafs college. Northfeld Mimi, Tues
day, after tWo-days' visit ut his home
on Lind00-ay.
Allan McGnl, assistant district at.
torncy, OF Ramsey county, WAS home
from st. Paul to spend Christmas, re-
turning Monday.
Ralph Tribbey. who holds Il posi-
ton as linotype operator III 4 Wau-
Saukee print shop. spent the luletide
with home folks here.
+. c. Goodwin received Il telegram
Tuesday that conveyed the informa-
ton that his mother had passed away
at her home in Rinard. Iowa.
NJ. Kobfelus, who has been attending
college in Milwaukee, studying con
struction engineering, came home FRI
day morning for the holidays.
Miss Winifrea Brant who teaches
school at Sheldon stopped off here
Friday while enroute to her home at
Joel. Wis. where she spent Christmas.
Miss Helen Riordan, of Hayward,
arrived here Sunday night to spend the
week visiting at the home of her I'M
Gle and aunt, Atty. and Mrs. l. p. Nc
Gill.
The regular meeting Of the NJ. +.
Ladies Aid society will be held at the
church parlors Jan 4. Lunch will be
served by Mesdames True, Richard
SON. l.. Clark and Caldwell.
Peter Kasl who has been visiting
with his son. F. w. Kasl, and family
since October, left for his home ut Con-
cordia. Kansas, Tuesday noon. Mr..
KasI likes this country, but the climate
of Kansas appeals to him at This sea-
son. There is no snow there
II. !. Baxter was suddenly called
to Bakersfield, Calf, by the serious
illness Of his mother, Mrs. G. 4. DIN.
Mrs. DIN whose home is at Marsh
field, had just arrived in California,
planning on spending the winter at
Santa Ana. -
Mrs. Eta Sabin and son. FLOYD,
formerly of this city! were called 70
their old home at West Lima, Rich
land county, by the fatal illness OF
Mrs. Sabin's father, Thomas Burt. VINO
resided in Ladysmith some years ago
Mrs. Sabin and Floyd returned to their
home in Milwaukee the day AFTER
Christmas. 81 n
Charles Bennett arrived from spen'
Ger, Iowa, Monday with the Intention
of remaining here several months
Mr.. Bennett came to Ladysmlth hrs'
in 1901 and lived here several years
He owned what was afterward KNOWN
as the Ted Spiegelberg farm in the
town of FIambeau. He still owns lane
near this city.
This section Of country has eXper
fenced during the past ten days th'
kind of weather the ioggers like
snappv cold. As low as Is degrees pc
low zero was registered by the gov
e,nmpnt thermometer at the city ilr'
hail Dee y. On Christmas morning
fhe temperature registered IL belov
zero. Some thermometers showed cold
er than that.
In a letter to this office. requestln:
change to be made in her address