Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-10-13
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Helm Implement Co.
Chas Spangler has bought home
on w. Miner-av.
Miss Elizabeth Shultz spent Sunday
with her folks at Bruce.
Miss Vera Stevens, of Neillsville, is
visiting at the Effner Nelson home.
Edmund Leblanc was over from
hurry Monday and spent the day
here
Miss Angelina Leblanc, of Bruce,
spent Sunday with home folks in this
city.
Louis Shafer bought a house and
lot in Greenwood Park from A. J.
Laidlaw.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Morning have
moved to the Freeman house on the
south side.
Mrs August Simon spent Tuesday at
Bruce as the guest of Miss Angelina
Leblanc.
Adam Wagner and sister, Olga,
drove over from Weyerhaeuser Thurs
day.
Miss Blanche Morris, of Neillsville,
is visiting at the Effner Nelson home
and also with relatives at Tony.
Miss Eva Tromblay returned from
Minneapolis Wednesday evening, af-
ter few days visit with friends.
Walter Oetzman, of Sheldon, was
| in Ladysmith Wednesday afternoon
| and drove home a new Overland.
Mrs. Claude Fisher returned here on
Monday, after a weekend visit at
Prentice with her husband, C. w.
Fisher.
| Miss Malinda Knuth has resigned
her position at Jung's bakery, and is
now employed as clerk by the Allan
tic Tea Company.
Mr.. and Mrs. Booth Trecartin, of ST..
Paul, spent from Saturday until
Wednesday with T. S. Thompson and
family, and other relatives here
A gentleman by the name of Bum,
from Charles City, Ia, has bought the
Higgins" residence on E. Eighth-st,
which was owned by B. e. French.
The Elks' carnival dances at Rice
Lake Oct. 8, 10 and II, proved pop
ular with the dancers of Ladysmith
and our city was we'll represented.
Misses Lucy and Lorraine from
blay motored to Island Lake Sunday
and spent the day at the st. John
home.
Mrs. Sam Woodland and children left
Wednesday for a weeks visit at the
home of her father, z. Crye, at Lem
ington.
Miss Edith Huddleston entertained
a number of young ladies at her home
Wednesday evening. At ten o'clock a
dainty lunch was served.
Miss Viola Shaver went to Oshkosh
the first of the week to meet her sister,
Miss Nora, who has been employed in
Chicago, and who spent a few days
here before going to Barron.
A number of young people from here
attended the dance at Tony Saturday
evening; in fact, the Ladysmith crowd
made up most of the dancing party
/. L. Jordan, F. l.. Dean, Fred Saw
yer and Adolph Boldon attended the
state convention of the Christian
church at GAINESVILLE, returning Tues
day.
| The Modern Woodmen of America
camp will have a meeting Saturday
night Camp Clerk Thos. S. Thomp-
son tells the News-Budget that there
will be more limitations in the near
future
| Sturgeon Stringer, the optometrist,
will be away from Ladysmith until
Oct. % He will then be back for a
week. If you want his kind of glasses
remember the name. 1t
Tony Heiberg and family returned
Wednesday from few days visit at
| Minneapolis and were accompanied
home by Mr.. Heiberg's sister, Mrs.
Frank Luther, and her son, Rodney,
who will visit over Sunday at the
Heiberg home.
Miss Maude Rogers, of the Holtz
Dry Goods Company, has been very i'll
at her home at Barron with an attack
Of flu and although improved at this
writing, will be unable to resume her
duties at the store for a time. Mrs
-
Holtz Dry Goods Company afternoons
during Miss Rogers absence.
Peavey's orchestra furnished music
for dance at Cass' hall Wednesday
evening which was attended by fair
sized and enthusiastic crowd. Mem
bers of the orchestra are fine must
clans and excellent entertainers in the
way of singing and dancing.
O. s. Kinyon, Clarence Larson, Otto
and Carl Anderson and Oscar Olson.
from Sharon, Walworth county, Wis,
spent a few days with the formers
uncle, DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Kinyon and |
cousin, Mrs Bert French. They speak
very highly of the hunting and fish
ing here, and claim the roads to be
much better here than near their home
This was their first trip to Ladysmith
and they were very much pleased
with our city.