Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-08-11
WEYERHAEUSER


40 on savings. - Weyerhaeuser
State Bank. 1Stf
Mrs Joe Koehler was on the sick
list couple days this week.
Mrs. Albert Olson is enjoying visit
from her sister, Bertha, of Barron.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Funk announce
the arrival Of boy at their home.
Mrs MCGEE has been i'll for several
days, but is improved at this writing.
Ernest Wood drove TO Bruce Tues
day to give his weekly music lessons.
Elmer Adams, of Grantsburg, is
visiting at the M. A. Anderson home.
Insurance in best companies
Weyerhaeuscr State Bank. 1Stf
Mr.. and Mrs. E. O. Hagna, Of Cam
eron, spent Sunday at the J. A. Maj
felt home.
Wallie Kowitz and brother, Mike,
of Chicago, are visiting at the N. M.
Blain home.
e. W. Frenchick returned from Mad
ison on Monday, where he has been
attending school.
Farmers are busy harvesting their
oat crop and the oats are above the av-
erage this season.
Roger and Ernest Wood drove to
| Superior and Duluth Saturday, return
ing home Monday.
Miss Eva Hoselton has returned
from Eau Claire, where she has been
attending normal.
| Miss Helen Hawver spent WedneS-
, day at Ladysmith, taking the teach
ers' examinations at the Rusk County
: training school.
J Tom Anderson is unable to be about
on account of getting too friendly with
poison ivy while in bathing.
Cecil Malmgren and lady friend, OF
Minneapolis, motored here for visit
at the o. w. Malmgren home.
Miss Maude Maffett went to Rhine
lander Friday to spend a few days
with her sister, Miss Ruth Maffett.
Chester Wilmot has suffered with
an abscess on his hand which had to
be lanced several times, but is improv-
ing now.
N. M. Blain and family are enjoy
ing a weeks camping trip at Bass
Lake, having rented the V. Packard
cottage for that time.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. e. Shepard and
daughter, Joyce, of Watervliet, Mich,
motored here Thursday for a visit at
the J. r. Shepard home.
Mrs. Charles Bennett, who has been
visiting at the NJ. A. Anderson home
for several weeks, has returned to
Neenah with her husband.
The pie and coffee sale given by
the Ladies' Aid Society of the M. b.
church Wednesday afternoon was well
attended and was success.
Mrs. J. T. Shepard Mary and Earl
Shepard, Mrs. III. T. White and Miss
Alfredo Anderson motored to Lady
!. smith Wednesday afternoon.
Misses Ethel Frenchick ano Mar
!; vel Maffett were in Ladysmlt1 Tues
day to complete their plans for enter
ing st .Marys hospital about Sept. 1
to taking the nurses training course
, T. G. Phillips, of Chetek, motorei
| here Friday and was accompanies
/ home by Miss Mary Phillips, who has
, been visiting at the e. e. Tabor home
. Dance at Ellison's pavilion every
Saturday night. Thees dances art
, well attended and the Blue Star Tr1t
: furnishes the music on these Occa
sions.
Old Settlers picnic at Island Lake
: August II, at Getchel's grove. Dane
: ing and music throughout the day, ant
5 good time is promised to all thos
: who attend.
/ LYNN Tabor and sister, Malvina, mo
, tored to Madison last week and vii
i be accompanied home by Miss Eliza
/ beth Gillett, who has been ATTENDING
: summer school there.
George Rentz, living on a farm sout
n of Weyerhaeuser, has sold his farI
n and purchased land in the Dakotas
f Mrs Rentz and children will spen
t the winter with her mother in Iowa.
el Cruelty to dumb animals seems
e be a pastime with some Of the youn
l. bows around here and we are wonder
l. ing if these boys are not aware ths
e there is a law against such meannes
y. and that they can be punished for il
ID Roger Wood motored to Madison Q
le the Harley-Davidson Saturday to a
le tend the National motorcycle race
a. that were to take place Sunday. II
races were postponed on account I