Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-10-13
GIRLS CONDUCT
CHURCH SERVICES
Sunday School at Bass Lake
School Every Week.-NeWs
of that Neighborhood

The Misses Brown Goldsmith, Gran
dell, Senff, Shrewsbury and Redman
took Rev. Sawyer's place at church
Sunday afternoon and they surely are
to be complimented on the good work
they are doing. The girls belong to
the teachers training class of the
Church of Christ. They motored to
this place with Lucille Dean at the
wheel
We have Sunday school at 200 ev-
cry Sunday. Special music was fur
nished last Sunday by Richard Lee
rOux and Robert Wallace, which was
much appreciated. Preaching services
at 300 p. m. Rev. Fred Sawyer is
pastor. An invitation is extended to
all who have no church home to at
tend the services of the church. Come
and bring your friends. Our attitude
toward the church will be real tes-
timony of our regard for it,
Geo. Leroux was seen ON our
streets Friday.
Jesse Egly and Mr.. Bratina went
to Ladysmith Monday.
Joe Holdread and wife were in La
dysmith Wednesday.
Jacob Yoder made a business trip
to Ladysmith Thursday.
Don Wallace spent Sunday with
Lyle Steele and the Sawyer boys
Clay Wallace and family were shop
ping in Ladysmith Wednesday,
Mesdames John Sawyer and Earl
Fredricks were shopping in Bruce on
Wednesday,
VIM. Turnbull and wife were on the
sick list last week, but are better at
this time.
Bud Miller is digging potatoes on
the W. I. Moss farm, where he has
lived this summer.
Harold Albert, of Sheldon, is WIS.,
iting his grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs
Jacob Senff, this week.
Joe HOldread finished digging pota-
toes Friday. Mrs. Harry Berkeypile
assisted with the cooking.
Messrs Gillen, Green and Tur-
cote attended the community sale at
Ladysmith Wednesday,
Hilda Senff spent the week end with
her parents, and returned to her school
duties at Ladysmith Monday.
Archie Senff and family, of Hawk
ms, spent Sunday with the formers
parents, Jacob Senff and wife.
Mrs. Fred Unger and Mrs. Jacob
Senff assisted Mrs. Holdread in cook
ing for potato diggers Tuesday.
Harry Leroux expects to leave for
Chicago the last of the week, where
he has a splendid position awaiting
him.
Clay Wallace and family spent Sun
day with Joe Holdread and wife, and
went to Sunday school in the after
noon.
Mrs. Turner, of California, an aunt
of Mrs. Jesse Egly, visited the Egly
family this week, and left Tuesday
night for Mishawaka, Ind, to visit a
sister and other relatives.
The Hawkins family left this week
for Iowa, where they expect to make
their future home. Mrs. Hawkins and
two daughters were called there last
week on account Of the serious illness
of Mrs. Hawkins brother
Frank Rogers and wife, and VIM
Green motored to the southern part
of the state to visit relatives and
friends. They returned Sunday even
ing, having been gone two weeks.
Mrs. Ralph Albert, of Sheldon, came
from the hospital to the home Of her
Saturday evening, after having a sue
cessful operation. She will remain
here awhile while convalescing.
Noah Strahm and wife, also Aaron
Strahm will leave soon for their flu
ture home in Sabetha, Kan. Bud Mil
Ter has rented the Strahm farm, and
will take possession as soon as the
Strains leave. We wish Mr.. and
Mrs. Strahm success in their new un-