Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-17
LOCAL & PERSONAL

Lots on Lake Lewis for SALE See
Helm. 1898
Ruth Law, aviatrix who exhibited
at the Rusk county fair a few years
ago. and pioneer woman fiier, was
shown at the Unique theater q few
nights ago, the picture representing
her at her beautiful new home in Hol-
lywood, Calf.
An enjoyable time was had at the
n. e. Slocum home Sunday afternoon
at fudge party. The following
guests were present: Misses Helga
Anderson, Lillian Hanson, Elvi Matti-
La and Messrs. Roland Doland, of SUI
perior, Roland LeVeille and Forrest
HOveland
j. A. Michaelson says that thous-
ands of Badger alumni and students
| took part in the annual homecoming of
the University of Wisconsin held Sat
| urday on the occasion Of the WiscOn-
sin-Illinois football game. About 26,-
600 people saw the game Costly FUN
bles on the part of Wisconsin lost them
llC W
| Lots on Lake Lewis for sale. See
Helm. 80 3333
Some Of the neighbors turned out
last Thursday and cut and sawed wood
for Mrs Wenzenried. Ladies took the
dinner and spent the day with her.
Those present we're: Mesdames Mann,
Guthrie, Miller, Wakefield, Hurley,
Barnes, Garin, Davis, Chamberlain,
Foster, Grouse, Churchill, Chamber
lain, Wheeler, I Burns, Wallace. F.
Schweiger, Dempewolf, Smith, Wheel
er. H. Gavin donated the saving.
S. III. Dooley, cashier of the Pioneer
| National Bank, a graduate of the Uni
versity of Wisconsin, was one of the
thousands who saw the great foot
| ball game between Wisconsin and
coming" day His theory of the vic
| tory by Illinois was the 'stalling"
game they played, the ring around
| the rosy" stuff, or little conference by
| the Illinois team, after each play,
probably done to "get WiscOnsin's
goat" Whether they got Wisconsin
goat or not, they got the game by
3 to 0 score.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. J. KermOtt received
| a letter from their son, James, say
| ing that he and Ronald Poole com
pleted their automobile trip to Los
Angeles, in fourteen and one-half days,
and they spent one full day in Den
ver one day in Albuquerque, and
part of a day in another town. AL
most Immediately after their arrival
in Los Angeles they secured positions
with the Western Electric Company,
the first eight days of which were to be
spent in a technical school on pay.
They had a pleasant trip and are
pleased with their jobs.
The old Spanish graft, nearly as old
as the "shell' game, was attempted
on several of our citizens this week.
One. Senior Olivia, implOres in letters
from Barcelona, Spain, for funds to
get him out of prison by paying court
| expenses. He says that he has $3.50
900 in two checks payable to bearer,
III Il secret HOCkcL VI a pm
and he will give one-third Of it, $12O,-
900 Che is no piker), for sufficient IL
nancial assistance to- get him out OF
| Jail. He writes that he cannot receive
an answer in prison, but TO send a
cablegram to a certain person in his
confidence, who will deliver it to him.
The Spanish gentleman does not name
the amount desired from his friend
in America, but that will be forthcom-
ing on receipt Of the cablegram. Sim
liar letters have been received by nu-
merous persons all over the country.
| TO show his good faith and confidence,
he sends two steel engravings OF his
majesty, King Alfonso, in the form
of postage stamps affixed to the let
ter. 1t is said that this game was
worked successfully in this city sew
eral years ago.
Lots on Lake Lewis for sale. See
Holm 1928