Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-13
SOCIAL EVENT Is
0LD-TIME DANCE
Big Falls and Dewey Join In
Festiyities.--Tony
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The social event of the season oc-
CURED Saturday evening at the r.
Scott residence, about four and one
half miles north of the village. where
over fifty couples, both young and old,
enjoyed a strictly old time dance. The
people from Dairy Center made up half
Of the crowd. while the rest OF the par
~ were the people from this vicinity.
The entire evening was spent in dane
ing. The orchestra, which consisted of
Mrs. Scott, pianist, Mr.. Scott, violinist,
and their son. Virgil, who played the
guitar, furnished excellent old-time
music. At twelve o'clock supper was
served.
4 number of young people from La
dysmith enjoyed a sleighride to Tony
Monday evening.
Mrs. Rose Shoemaker returned to
her home at Minneapolis Saturday, af-
ter visit at the Louis LeOnhard home
Miss Agnes thinner returned to her
work at Minneapolis Saturday, after
spending the past several weeks here
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Demerse en-
tertained few friends at 900" at
their home Saturday evening Refresh
ments were served.
Has anyone seen anything of Peter
Sybers lately? The last we saw of
him he was walking rapidly eastward
undoubtedly to Ingram
There will be no dance here Satur-
day evening, as reported The hall
manager reports that there will be no
more dances here this winter.
Sunday evening number of young
people from Glen Flora enjoyed
sleigh ride to this village and spent
the evening at the N. O'Mark home.
Bob Kettering lives at Walrath, but
he is seen very frequently in the
Ward" district
Oscar Dahlquist spent the weekend
with friends in Ladysmith. Oscar
seems to be a very frequent visitor
at Ladysmith.
Mrs. Albert MuenZel, who resides at
Big Falls, is very seriously i'll. Mrs.
d. r. Watson went to Big Falls to
care for her few days
Miss Florence Norstrum returned to
her work as teacher of the Woodland
school, five miles south of here, Mon
day, after enjoying her vacation Of
two weeks.
Miss Mildred Christman, Dewayne
st, Louis and Virgil Scott returned to
their school work at Ladysmith Mon
day, after enjoying a two-weeks' va
cation with their parents.
The last member Of the Commercial
Club loudly exclaims there shall be
no snow pillow through here this win
ter" so you car owners might just as
well put away your cars until spring.
"a number Of men are employed this
week digging we'll near the engine
house on the r. n E. railroad. 1t is
reported that the company will have
Il water station constructed on this
line.
The losing side of the girls class of
the NJ. E. church entertained the Win
ming side at party at the Phil
Christman home Saturday evening.
The boys class was also invited A
most enjoyable time was had.
The John Helm Company has their
engine for the T. n. Eastern railroad,
repaired, and are now hauling logs
here from Big Falls. From here the
logs are shipped to the mills at Lady
smith D. f. Watson has charge of
the engine.
Leon Rietz, of Ladysmith, was hurt
quite badly Saturday evening, while
driving home from the Il. Scott home.
Leon, and his mother and sister We're
driving home in a cutter when one or
the horses became frightened and the
team started to run. Leon tried to
control the team, when in some way he
was thrown from the cutter and
dragged quite q distance before he was
rescued. He was taken home Sunday
evening. At this writing he is reported
improving.
The local school re-opencd Monday,
having been closed for the past two
weeks, during the holidays. The fol
lowing teachers are in charge Prin-
cipal, Miss Mabel BLY,, Brandon; Miss
Anna Ward, Range Line, assistant
principal; intermediate teacher, Mrs
J. Olson, Bruce; and primary teacher
Miss Bertha NOrstrum, of this village
Miss Anne Riley, who is the regular
etntermediate teacher, will not be aDle
TO resume her duties for about q
month, having broken two bones IL
her ankle few weeks ago.