Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-02
LOCAL & PERSONAL

w. A. Blackburn was at Exeland
yesterday
e. H.. Hollenbach went to Minneap-
oils yesterday.
Mrs. John Stewart was here from
Bruce yesterday.
Mrs. Mary Morarity was in Mime
apolis Saturday
Warren Maxon was down from Exc
land Thursday on business.
Atty. A. w. Fisher and Judge ID. w.
Maloney spent Saturday in Tomahawk
on legal business.
Mrs. Guy Whereatt and two daugh-
tiers have gone to Camp Douglas to
make an extended visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Davis drove
down to Gilman and spent Memorial
Day with Mrs. Davis folks.
Ray Dawson, of Almena, is taking
the place at the depot of Bob Kerr,
who is spending few days fishing.
The police warn bathers not to use
the river in the city, without wearing
bathing suits Complaints have been
made
Henry Lane. of Wild Rose arrived
Unexpectedly Thursday morning to
make visit at the home of his son, r.
". Lane
Mrs John. Foss and son, Otto, and
Mrs Bert Allen and son, Thomas, all
of Exeland, were Ladysmith visitors
Thursday.
Mrs. H. 6. Decker, Whitefish, Mont,
after spending a week with her aunt,
Mrs. e E. Munroe, left for River Falls
Yesterday noon.
Ralph Davis sold his forty acres,
five and one-half miles northwest of
Ladysmith to VIM. Lustwick, from
Cedar Rapids, Ia.
Jack Kermott will accompany Henry
Harsh and family to California, for
a visit with his aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs A. Weidman.
Mrs. Ethel Epstein returned to her
home in Minneapolis, after spending
few days at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ Hepburn.
George Roschek arrived Thursday
morning from Joliet, H.. to attend the
commencement exercises in which his
daughter, Eleanor, takes part.
r. Ditmanson and Martin Nelson
spent Wednesday in Minneapolis on
business, but found time to see the ball
game between Minneapolis and ST.
Paul.
p16I .tsnf .nyntI Ky
from Cornell, have taken possession of
the Cruzan cottage on E. Thirdst.,
Brooklyn, which they. recently pur-
chased.
Come to Ladysnith on Ford Day,
June 18th. A Ford car and about
$4,000 in other prizes given away
H. a. Drake Auto Co. and Ladysmith
ADV. Club. 1t
June may seem rather long to the
small boy, even though it he vacation
month, having to wait until the Goth
for Gollmar's circus to show at the
fair grounds
Mrs George Slime and Mrs Martin
Nelson entertained at bridge" Sat
urday afternoon Mrs VIM Schug
won the prize. A two-course lunch
con was served
David Lyons, who taught school in
the town of Wilson the past year. re-
turned to his home, miles west of
this city. Saturday. He will teach at
hurry next year.
The Ladies' Aid Society Of the M.
f. church will be entertained at the
home Of Mrs. George Preston. Wednes-
day afternoon. June Z. Lunch will
be served. All are welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs George Denney, of
Crane. spent Sunday here visiting
with Mr.. Denny's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph Schmitz. Mrs. Lillian
Conklin is Mr. Denny's sister.
Mrs VIM. Spiering, assisted by Mrs.
Earl Evans, entertained ten ladies at
shower Saturday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. E. B. Nalley. A lunch
con was served at five o'clock.
Joe Wavernek attended the wedding
of his sister, Miss Margaret Wavernek,
at Rice Lake Monday, when she was
married to John Wilder. He went
over Sunday and returned Tuesday
night.
George Benson, the shoe man, has
rented the Rogness residence on Lake
av. and with his family will occupy
the place about the 18th. Mr.. Rogness
and daughter, Edna, will move to Min
neapolis.
J. Fl. Willis and family moved this
week to Rhinelander, where a home
will be more convenient for him in his
railroad work. Eight lady friends of
Mrs Willis SurnriSed her q few DAYS