Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-12-01
WEYERHAEUSER

V. Bennett is visiting at the TheO.
Miller home.
Miss Alice Brown spent Saturday at
Bruce visiting friends
Miss Mae Maffett was home from
Ladysmith over Sunday.
Miss. Florence Powell spent Sunday
at the N. M. Blain home.
Miss Hattie Roberts is spending
week with friends at Burlington. Wis.
Mesdames Russell Kelley and Ralph
Lalan were Ladysmith callers Mon
day.
Miss Ruth Burns, of Ladysmith,
spent Sunday here as the guest of Miss
Cline
Messrs. Michaelson and Hughes, of
Ladysmith, were callers in this city
Friday.
Ernest Wood and the Misses Brown
and Baxter attended the show at La
dysmith Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harry La Tour, of Rhineland-
er, is spending a week or two here
among relatives and friends.
Wayne Steadman, who suffered a
badly sprained ankle a few months
ago, is about on crutches now.
Miss Kate Koehler is employed at
the FL. A. Pelkey home, while Mrs.
Pelkey is in charge of the store. 81
Mrs. o. w. Malmgren was called to
Gaylord, Mimi, this week on account
of the serious illness of her father.
Bryan BARLEY returned from St.
Mary's hospital much improved, and
is now able to be about on crutches.
The good old skating days are with
us once more and many skaters, both
young and old, were seen on Kassela's
creek Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Doucette and Mr.
and Mrs. Ed Pagel, of Ladysmith,
were dinner guests at the P. s. Keith
home Saturday
Mrs E. o. Hagna, of Cameron, was
in our village for few hours Friday
and then spent the remainder of the
day at Ladysmith.
Vernon White returned from the
Barron hospital this week, after I'M
dergOing an operation for the removal
of tonsils and adenoids.
Several guests enjoyed an even
ing's fun at a party at the J. T. Shep-
ard home Thursday evening, Nov 3d.
A delicious lunch was served.
The dance here Saturday evening at
the opera house was attended by a
large crowd Of home people as well
as lot of people from the surround
ing towns.
Henry Swenson is thinking Of hav-
ing an electric piano put in his place
of business, which will afford much
entertainment during the winter nights
to the young folks around town. Hap
Ply thought, Hank!
Miss Isla Pecore, of Dallas, niece of
Mrs. e. e. Tabor of this city. and
Melvin Folstad, of Rice Laka were
married at Duluth Monday, Novem-
Der 20, at the Baptist church. The
Young couple will make their home at |
Rice Lake. Miss Pecjre is a gradu- |
ate of the Minneapolis Business Col
lege.
Mrs. e. V. Needham, accompanied |
by Miss Edna Wilson, went to Eau
Claire Monday morning to the Sacred |
Heart hospital, where she was operated
on Tuesday for an abscess in her head, |
which had been growing there for a |
period of six years, caused by an u1-
cerated tooth. Miss Wilson returned
to her home here on Wednesday and
Mrs. Needham will be at the hospital
for number of days. Mrs. Needham
is getting along nicely at the present |
writing.
Freeman K. Vorce, aged "a, father
of F. L. Vorce of this city, passed |
away at his home here Wednesday, |
Nov. %. The deceased was born Aug. |
25, 1S48, and made his former home |
In Minneapolis, and where he was laid
to rest by the side of his wife, Mary
vorce, in Hillside cemetery. He
leaves to mourn his death, one daugh- |
ter, Mrs J. f. Barber, of St. Paul, and
two sons, Fred J. Vorce. of Notify, |
Wash, and f. L. Vorce, of Weyer-
haeuser.