Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-07-07

Rev. F. B. Titus was at Bruce yes
terday.
Mrs. A. Blanchette was at Ingram
Thursday.
Robert Nikoley, of Conrath, pur-
chased a Buick six last week.
A Buick six was delivered to John
Edming, at Glen Flora, Monday.
Miss Lainys Simon spent the week
end with Miss Edna West at Sheldon.
Miss Freeda Rands and Charles
Schmidkunz celebrated the Fourth at
Almena.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sidney York and chill
dren drove into the cities to celebrate
the Fourth.
G. J. Dregne, of the Bon Ton, left
on a business trip to North Dakota,
Wednesday.
Mrs Polly Lane, of Exeland, spent
: the Fourth with her sister, Mrs. c..
II. Connors, of this city.
Cashier Zimmerman, of the Hol-
combe State Bank, and e. M. Bradley
were here on business Monday.
Fred G. ATTIC, of this city, mission
airy of the American Sunday School
Association. is doing organization work
at Pennington.
Mrs. Fred FERN, of ST. Paul, is WIS.,
iting at the home of her sister, Mrs
L. B. McCarn Mr.. FERN also came
out and spent the Fourth here
Ray Grover left yesterday for Med
ford. where he joined the Hanson or
chestra to play for dance last night
They play at Wisconsin Rapids to-
night.
Remember, "To SOW a thought is to
! reap an action" "Your first action
should be to send for our catalog
Mankato Commercial College, Man
kato, MINI,
Guy Hill and family drove out from
Minneapolis Friday for few days
visit with his mother, Mrs. Ella Hill,
and with Mrs. Hills parents, Mr. and
Mrs Geo. Uttormark.
Peter Knipschield and family, of
Washburn county, spent the Fourth
with Ladysmith friends They are
thinking of returning to Ladysmith to
reside.
ThOs. Slattery and son, ElwoOd, re-
turned Wednesday from the famous
Minocqua summer resort where Mrs
Slattery and daughter, Carol, are
spending the summer
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Lee and daugh-
fer. Marian. and Mr.. and Mrs Charles
Kellog. of Minneapolis, spent from
Saturday until Wednesday at the J.
c. Lee home. Mr. Lee returned with
them and Marion will return the lat
ter part of the week.
Mrs. G. W. Van Doren and children,
who were visiting at the home of Mrs.
Van Doren's sister, Mrs r. W Fritz
returned to their home at Amigo Sat
urday Their mother, Mrs Sarah Jes-
sci. of Madison, will remain here for
more extended visit
Mrs John Howard was the guest
of Mrs. Myron Conry at Bruce yester-
day. She brought home a pailful of
background blueberries which she
picked in the vicinity Of Bruce She
reports that the berries are hardly
ripe enough yet for good picking.
Mary Pickford screen star, has
many admirers all over Rusk county,
who will he glad to know that her
nicture. little Lord FauntlerOy," will
be shown at the Unique theater in this
city next Monday and Tuesday nights
Most readers have read the popular
story nv Mrs Frances Hogdson Bur
nett ard will want to see the screen
dramatiza ton.
Reuben Jessel left for Milwaukee the
with his sister. Mrs. r. w Fritz He
will be employed this summer by the
Wisconsin Telephone Co. Reuben is
graduate Of the Ladysmith high
school and last month was graduated
from the University of wisconsin, ma
joring in commerce.
Judge G. H., Williams and his fam
lily returned home Friday from what
he declares was a most enjoyable auto
mobile trip. covering eight days. No
need to make long trip to the west
efn mountains for beautiful scenery,
the judge says, when trip to Port
Arthur Can, on the north shore of
Lake Superior is so easy and satisfy
ing. They made the journey by easy
stages, stopping at Superior, Duluth,
Grand Marais, and Port Arthur The
scenery was fine, most of the way over !
looking the lake: the air and water
is pure and exhilarating and the
fishing probably unexcelled