Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-02-24
LOCAL & PERSONAL

/ Wednesday had five twoes.
Paul Christensen visited his folks
at Bruce on Tuesday.
l. NJ. Sturdevant, Eau Claire, was
i'll the city Oh legal business Tuesday.
| Clarence. Maynard and Parcher FL
| lingson were here from Hawkins Tues
day.
Large audiences greeted Sunshine
Mary" Anderson at the Unique theater
Thursday evening of last week
Sam Johnson was laid up last week
with an injured foot, the injury being
sustained when a log struck it in the
Menasha yards.
Joe Petrie, who is employed at the
Rhinelander bottling works. visited at
his home i'll this city Sunday and Mon
day, returning Monday night
The petition for Pythian Sisters
lodge has been granted and the organ
izatiOn is expected to be effected on
the first open date for the hall in
March.
Mrs. G. A. Sands and Mrs O. Il. FL
lingboe entertained a number of friends
Tuesday afternoon. Five hundred
was played, Mrs. Simon winning the
prize. lunch was served.
Mr.. and Mrs Elmer Wise entertained
the Brooklyn card club al a Washing
ton party Tuesday evening. The even
ing was spent in playing $500 and at
midnight "A delicious lunch was served
by candle light.
Mrs. George Luell entertained
number of guests at her home We'd
nesday afternoon Five tables of $500
were played and Mrs w. A. Blackburn
won the prize. At five O'Clock a fine
lunch was served
Miss Eula Wise entertained the tele-
phone operators at a fudge party at her
home in Brooklyn Friday evening.
The evening was spent in playing and
singing. Miss Mary Houts entertained
the girls at the telephone Office Mon
day evening.
Walter COrbett came to Ladysmith
Monday night from Thief River Falls,
Mimi, to look after his business affairs
here. Mr.. Corbett has been farming
there and had nearly one hundred head
OF cattle. He lost nice bunch of
money on them and his crops were poor.
In November he sold his farming outfit
and started butcher shop, using up a
bunch of his cattle over the block. He
has done well since starting in the meat
business and will continue it.
Walter Soule made fifty or sixty dol
lars rather easily Tuesday. He went
up to Crane to bring back couple Of
foXhounds that were being cared for
there. On the return trip and about a
mile this side of Crane, the dogs started
two wolves that were playing in the
brush near the road Believing that
the wolves would cross the ThOrnapple
river, Walter came on down to that
stream and waited He had made
good hunters calculation. The var
minis came tearing across the ice he
fore the pursuing hounds and Walter
downed them both. But it was some
lug to get the carcasses in.
Mrs. O. J. Little. the author of the
pageant, Faith of Our Fathers" is Il
resident Of Stone Lake. At one time
she lived in Ladysmith and has many
friends here who are we'll acquainted
with her great force of character and in
tellectual acumen Her influence for
good is not confined to any one locality
but is state wide She is well known as
a state organizer of the League of
Women Voters. You will be interest
ed in hearing and seeing this beautiful
pageant. The author has delved into
the histories of many peoples. has Sc
| lected certain facts and woven them
into Il beautiful whole. Come out and
see it at the Methodist church March
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