Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-24
WEYERHAEUSER

Il. 9. KOehler and family mOt0red
to Ladysmith Friday.
Mrs. Ed Pagel, of Ladysmith, was
a visitor here Saturday
Mrs. e. v. Needham went to Eau
Claire Monday morning.
J. Garland, the aluminium salesman,
delivered orders here Friday.
John Anderson, Jr., and Bonnie
Kahl were Ladysmith callers Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe LaFave and daugh-
ter, Alta, were Ladysmith callers on
Monday.
Misses Maude Maffett and Mildred
Webb spent Friday and Saturday at
Ladysmith.
Mrs. j. A. Maffett visited with her
daughters, Marvel and Mae, at La
dysmith Thursday.
Messrs. G. B. Alvey and Arnold
Diedrich drove to Ladysmith Sunday
in the latter's truck.
Lewin's orchestra, of Ladysmith,
will furnish music for dance at the
opera, house Saturday, Nov. 25.
Miss Myrtle Christensen spent a
couple of days last week at Lady
smith with her sister, Miss Mayme.
Remember the date Saturday,
Nov. %, at the opera house. Good
time and good music. Let's be there.
Miss Grace MCGEE and several of
the Weyerhaeuser teachers motored to
Ladysmith Monday evening to attend
the show.
Joe Kobliska will hold another one
of his famous dances at the opera
house Saturday evening, Nov. %.
Let's go! s
Misses Elaine Blanchette and May
me Christensen, of Ladysmith, were
over-Sunday visitors at the I'll. Chris
tenson home here.
The second number of the lyceum
course given at the opera house Fri
day evening, Nov. II, was attended
by a large and appreciative audience.
Ed and William Hegna, of Gamer
on, stopped in our little village short
time Monday while enroute to Lady
smith and Phillips where they will do
some posting work for the Hollmen
Posting Company of Cameron.
No s, the 500 limited that is due
to arrive in Weyerhaeuser at 10 80
in the evening, was delayed at Deron-
da on account of engine trouble, Sun
day evening, and did not arrive here
until 8 o'clock Monday morning.
Ole Bjerke, farmer living one mile
east of this village, lost one of his fine
milk cows Wednesday evening. The
animal was locked in the stanchion
and the barn door was fastened but
on Thursday morning the barn door
was found unlocked and the COW gone.
AS yet nothing as been heard of it's
whereabouts.
Misses Maude Maffett and Mildred
Webb entertained ten guests at par
ty given at the M. MCGEE home Tues
day evening, Nov. q. The rooms were
beautifully decorated with streamers
of colored crepe paper. An enjoyable
evening was spent in dancing and at
IL o'clock a delicious lunch was
served. Those present were Misses
Nina Grimsley, Lucille Ellison, Iva
Christensen, Mildred Webb, Tecla Ze-
linski, Maude Maffett and Messrs.
Raymond Benson, George Grow, Paul
Mart. Norris Maloney, William Nit
chell and Howard Sergeant. Miss
Grace MCGEE was the official chap
erone of the evening.
School Notes
Miss Mary Skrypczak spent the
weekend at her home near Strlck-
land.
Louis Gillett, graduate of the 1922
class in highschool, was a visitor at
school Monday.
There will be no school for the
lower grades ON Friday as the teach
ers will attend institute.
Miss Nina Grimsley returned from
Maple Island Sunday evening, having
spent the weekend at her home there
The girls basketball team is wait
ing patiently for the hall to be re-
paired so they can get into the bas-
ketball game in earnest.
Miss Iva Christensen is rejoicing
over the return of her long lost note
hook. which will save her the trouble
of writing it all over again.
A number of articles belonging to
several of the pupils have been miss
ing lately. Monday morning box
was found in the hall containing most
of the missing articles
EAST GROW
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