Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-27
LOCAL & PERSONAL

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John Hong, of Exeland. was in lie
city Tuesday.
There are some new cases of scarlet
fever in the city.
AS the days grow longer, the weather
becomes stronger
John Helm went to Chicago on bus
mess Monday night.
Harry Ballou returned home Wednes-
day morning from Milwaukee.
G. J. Reichert and Bud Reichert. of
KEENAN,, were in Ladysmith Tuesday.
DR.. H. NJ Landmark attended con-
yention of medical men at MarShfield
yesterday.
Officer Bob Woodland has been con-
fined to his home for a couple Of days
by illness.
O. W. Malmgren, Weyerhaeuser,
transferred here Wednesday for Il
trip to Milwaukee
Mrs Pomeroy, from near Ingram
Tuesday and Wednesday.
Rev Fred Dahlberg was at Bruce
Wednesday to see about placing an or
phan child with family for adoption
Robert W Ohlfs is spending few
days in Milwaukee on business, after
attending the state road school ut Madi
son.
Miss Ness, who had been visiting hel
sister, Mrs. T. j. Hanson, +. Ninth-st.
left for ST. Paul and San Francisco
Wednesday noon.
VIM. Miller, COrbett-av., is able to be
around again after a siege of rhcuma,
tism which kept him on his back fol
three weeks.
Harvey Spresser, employed in the
pulp mill at Port Arthur. suffered Sc
we're sprain in one of his feet while al
work the first of the week.
Walter Jones, of Waupun, was the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. T. NJ. Thomas on
Wednesday, MI Jones and Mr.. Thorn,
as were chums in their younger days.
The Ladies Aid of st. Paul's Luther
an church will meet at the church on
Thursday, February ,, at > O'Clock p.
IN. Mrs. Gust Arndt will serve. Every
body invited.
Rev. Fred Dahlberg attended the an
nual meeting of the Children's Home
Society of Wisconsin. of which he is a
field representative. at Milwaukee yes
terday.
The Ladies Aid Society of the NJ f.
church will meet in the church parlors
Wednesday afternoon, Feb. l, at 3 100
p. III. Mesdames Davis, Loz;er. Mich
OILS and Nalley will serve.
ST. Mary's Guild will serve luncheon
at the home of Mrs Mike Leibreich,
one door east OF II. Ballou's, on Lake
avenue Thursday Feb. . Lunch, 15c
serving from g until everyone is
served.
Orville Brocllett, insurance solicitor,
has changed his field of operations
from LadySmith to Wausau, leaving
for that city with his stenographer,
Miss Stella Massey, Tuesday night.
About sixty-fivc ladies enjoyed the
luncheon of the Bethany Sisters of the
Congrcgatio nal church at the home of
Mrs. George Manley. Mrs. Robt Fritz
and Miss Gertrude Johnson provided
and served the refreshments.
DR.. Il. +. Kiny0n returned Wednes
day morning from Madison, where he
had attended the W. V. M. AS annual
meeting. He reports d very profitable
meeting and 139 at the banquet Thurs
day evening He said there was no
snow at Madison.
The auditorium committe of the
Chamber Of Commerce has been busying
itself obtaining information from Rich
land Center. Merrill and other cities
which have community buildings, in an
of such a building being
erected in Ladysmith next year. TAX
ing Time by the forelock, rs it were.
John Marshall returned last week
from a visit with relatives in the south
ern part of the state, following submits
sion to an examination by a Milwaukee
surgeon of his injured legs. Mr.. Marsh
AL was hurt while employed by the Me
uasha Paper Co. He obtained no infor-
nation from the surgeon and is rather
over the outlook for recov-
cry from the injury.
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