Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-23
AUCTION SALE
OF TONY LOTS
Co. Supt. Burns Speaks at Com
munity Meeting.-News
of Tony

OF Tony
A public auction sale will be held
here Saturday, June "A. All the lots
formerly owned by the John Helm Com
pany will be sold by the Wisconsin
Realty Company To make the affair
more attractive a band from ST. Paul
will play during the day and several
prizes will be given away.
Miss Florence Norstrum enjoyed an
outing at Amacoy Lake last Sunday.
Miss Regina ,Hauser is enjoying a
vacation visiting friends and relatives
at Superior and Ashland.
The radio aerial at Big Falls was
struck by lightning Thursday night
and completely shattered.
A dance will be given at the opera
house Saturday evening, June "a. Mu-
sic by a Ladysmith orchestra.
H. Krause, of Rhinelander, was a
visitor at the Peter Lunde home few
days the fore part of the week.
Mrs. Barbara Oswald left Wednes-
day for Black Hills, S. D., where she
expects to make her future home.
Miss Della Sybers left last Monday
tended visit with friends and relatives.
Miss May O'Mark returned home
Friday from Ladysmith, where she has
been attending the Rusk county nor
NAL school.
Mrs T. c. Muenzel and two children
returned to their home at Stanley Fri
day, after a short visit at the D. f.
Watson home.
Miss Ellen Johnson left Monday
evening for Appleton, where she will
attend the summer session at Bushey's
business college.
Miss Josephine O'Mark graduated
from the Rusk county training school
for teachers at Ladysmith, Thursday
evening, June Is.
Walter Helm arrived home Friday
from st. Thomas college at st. Paul,
where he has been attending school the
past nine months.
A dance will be given at Baribeau's
barn, one-half mile south of here Sat
urday evening, June "a. This will be
the last dance of the season.
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Gier, former
residents of this vicinity, but now Of
Ladysmith, are rejoicing over the ar
rival of a boy, born June IA.
Mrs. Arthur Demerse and two sons,
Arthur and Kermit, left Sunday even
ing for Rapid River, Mich, for
visit with friends and relatives.
Mrs Leo Velt0n is now resident
at Big Falls, having moved there re-
Gently Mr.. Velton is employed by
the Big Falls Water Power Company.
A large crowd attended the public
lunch at the NJ E. churchs basement
Wednesday afternoon, June II. The
lunch was served by the Ladies' Aid
Society
Mr. and Mrs. D. f. Watson and
niece, Doris Berry enjoyed an outing
at Amacoy lake last Sunday. They
were accompanied on their return trip
by Mrs. Kane and little grandson, of
Ladysmith.
Arthur Diederich cut his foot very
badly with an axe Thursday. He
was taken to st. Mary's hospital at La
dysmith for treatment. He was able
to return to his home Saturday, and
at this writing is getting along very
nicely
Herbert Tonnell and John Alvord,
two of our local boys, ran away from
Iap 1it1nP
were apprehended as they alighted
from the train at ST. Paul and were
sent back to their homes Friday at
the request of the boys parents.
Miss sgd Sybers daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Anton Sybers, of this viii
lage, and Kenneth Brainerd of Bruce,
were quietly married at the Catholic
parsonage at Ladysmith last Tuesday
morning Their attendants were: Jack
Sybers and Miss Bertha Sybers, BROTH
err and sister of the bride. After the
ceremony the young folks enjoyed a
wedding breakfast at the Sybers home
here. Congratulations are extended.
The community club held a business
meeting at the opera house Monday
evening Further plans and arrange
ments were made for radio outfit for
this vicinity. County Superintendent
R. III. Burns gave an interesting talk
at the meeting. Another meeting will
be held Monday evening, June 26. G..
G. Maloney, of Ladysmith will DEM
onstrate radio outfit at the opera
house.