Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-03
LUCAL 4 PERSONAL


mess caller here Thursday.
Mrs. H. o. Wiesner is visiting at the
home of her sister at Superior
There will be a regular meeting of
the Pythian Sisters Saturday evening.
J. o. Sinclair left Sunday for Liy-
ingston, Mont, after spending a few
days here.
Order your Thanksgiving turkey
from Ed Lebal, Hawkins, Wis, before
Nov. 10. 3O-31*
Rev. Fred Dahlberg transacted bus
mess in Milwaukee the first part of
the week.
Mrs. Henry Wilson entertained the
Bethany Sisters at her home Wednes-
day afternoon.
Rev. c. Eckhoff, of Talmage, Neb.,
spent few days visiting Ladysmith
friends this week.
Mrs. S. f. Gospodor, of Stanley
spent Monday with her sister, Mrs. B.
Rock, at Flambeau.
]. B. Jones, Omaha, has been look
ing after business at the local paper
and pulp mills here since Tuesday.
Mrs. J. Sensenbrenner came up Sat
urday from Gilman to visit her daugh-
ter, Mrs. Ralph Davis, returning home
Sunday.
C. E. Collins, manager of the con-
struction work at Big Falls DAM has
been in Chicago on business several
days this week.
The Otto Carlson family and Mr..
Carlson's parents motOred over to
Hawkins Sunday and spent the day
with relatives.
Louis Baumel, and family, with Mrs.
Baumel's father, A. o. Findlay, of
Manistique, Mich. spent Sunday at
Chippewa Falls.
About fifteen members of the local
cavalry company had a lot of fun
Halloween night, with themselves and
their horses costumed to represent the
Ku Klux Khan.
Miss Clarice Poff and Miss Martha
Oberts, of Exeland, are visiting at the
Louis Baumel home. Miss Poff is a
niece of Mr.. Baumel.
Miss Maude Rogers returned to her
work at the Holtz Dry Goods store on
Thursday having been confined to her
home at Barron for some time on ac-
count of sickness.
Mrs George Denny, Of Owen, Wis
tied friends here Tuesday d
Wednesday. Mrs. Lillian Conklin re-
turned with her Wednesday for two
weeks visit at Owen.
Mesdames J.. Faser and s. F. Cos
podor and their mother. Mrs J..
Stanek mOtored out to Flambeau
Monday to see their sister, Mrs. B.
Rock. who has been ILL.,
Coach jay. director of athletics in
the Ladysmith highschool. helped to
arrange a schedule of Northwestern
wis nsth highscfool basketball
games at Rice Lake. Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ben G.. Lee and son,
Melville. of MINNEAPOLIS. spent Sun
day at the home Of the formers faith
er, J. c. Lee. They were accOmpan-
led back by Miss Marjorie Lee and
Mrs. George Manley.
J. A. Schmidt, of Kewaydin Farms.
tend a meeting of the state board Of
directors of the Farm Bureau Mon
day and a meeting of potato growers
on Tuesday.
kindred of the Dust" shown at the
Unique theater Monday and Tuesday
evenings, attracted large crowds and
pleased them. Mr. Miner, the man.
ager. is using good judgment in Sc
lecting pictures for Ladysmith audi
ences.
There will be no Luther League at
the Scandinavian Lutheran church. on
Sunday evening, Nov. 5, on account
of the special meetings to be held at
st. Paul's Lutheran church. The next
meeting of the Luther League will be
held Sunday evening. Nov. II. at 8 100
o'clock. Everyone welcome.
Mayor Luell spoke Of the good con-
dition Of the roads after his return
from Superior Sunday. The trip
brought to mind another trip which he
and Ed Worden made to Superior five
years ago as delegates to good
roads convention, at a time, when
good roads were only dream. United
and persistent efforts brought results.
George Luell, local cigar manufac-
turer, is manufacturing new cigar
which is satisfying the tastes Of par
ticular smokers and is keeping his fac
tory busy It is long cigar, with
rather straight lines, is an even
burner. and the tobacco is Of high
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