Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
-L0CAL.&P PERSONAL

Manuscript covers? News Budget.
r.. T.. Pomeroy, Of Ingram, was in
Ladysmith Monday.
f. NJ. Doyle spent Wednesday in
Milwaukee on business.
Mr. and Mrs. r. Oldendorf are laid
up with the grip this week.
Put your valuable paperA in one Of
our safety deposit boxes. Pioneer Ma
tional Bank. Aft
Mrs. George L. Luell entertained q
party OF twenty at bridge last Satur-
day afternoon. \ two-course lunch.
was served.
+ James Hayes, section foreman. has
been confined TO his home the past two
weeks with 4 threatened attack OF
pneumonia.
Jim Bolitho, Of Big Fails, is laid NJ
for repairs. He got a les caught be
tween two logs Friday, when skidding
logs from the woods.
Mrs c. J. Dregne who has been i'll
for a number Of weeks with a stomach
trouble, will consult specialists in 9
short time in regard to her trouble.
James Il. Upper, of Sheldon, went
to the Marshfield hospital last Sunday
night for an examination for a stom
ach trouble.
Mrs. c. f. Bugher departed yester
day for visit with her brother al
Jackson, Mich, and with her mother
in southeastern Ohio. She expects tC
be away about q month,
About thirty self-invited guests spent
Saturday evening at the Ray Trecar
tin home, the occasion being the birth
day of Mrs Trecartin. The evening
was spent playing cards, after which
lunch was served.
Mrs. Roy Weston, who had been III
| for some time at her home on the Bruce
road, was taken to st. Mary's hospita
Tuesday for treatment. She is suffer
ing with pneumonia.
Mrs. T. B. Seymour, of Green Bay
has been visiting her sister, Mrs VIM
Schug and her brother, T.. NJ. Worden
and his family. Yesterday, she anf
Mrs. Worden spent the day visiting
Minneapolis friends.
Miss TheO Sturgeon came up from
Withee Monday TO assist her sister
Miss Cora, In her millinery shop. The
Sturgeon sisters were visited by their
brother and his wife, Mr.. and Mrs
Golden Sturgeon, of Withee, Tuesday
The Guy Whereatt shoe store anC
repair shop on WOrden-av. has under
gone some interior changes that pro
yides for handling and displaying &
larger stock of footwear. This is one
of the best equipped shoe shops In nor
thern Wisconsin.
| Mrs. Mary Lipp, from Wenatchee
Wash, arrived here few days age
on a surprise visit to her sister, Mrs
! Susannah Shoemaker, whom she hat
not seen for many years. Mrs. Shoe
maker has been sick most Of the win
| ter and her condition is growing worse
The Epworth League of the Method
list church gave Colonial party" al
| the church last Friday evening. Sew
eral of the girls wore costumes Of
| colonial times Harold Steele ant
Mildred Christman tied for first hon
ors by guessing correctly twelve kinds
| Of seeds. Harold won in drawing fol
| the prize
William J. Wright came down from
| hurry Wednesday afternoon to tran
sact some business, returning Thurs
day forenoon. Mr.. Wright, who is 6
contractor and builder, expects tt
move back to I.adysmith in the spring
after being away about three years
Mr.. Wright came here twenty-five
years ago.
Several years ago the report reached
Ladysmith that George Schroeder
formerly building contractor in this
city, had died. Last week E. NJ. Wor-
den says he received a letter from Mr.
Schroeder, mailed at Oakland, Cali, in
which he made inquiries concerning
some of his deceased wife's relatives.
Among the buildings erected in Lady
smith by Mr.. Schroeder are st. Paui's
German Lutheran church, w. Lake-av.,
and the fine residence Of DIR. W.. f.
OTonnor. f. Miner-av