Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-03
LOCAL & PERSONAL

j. f. Borger was at Bruce, Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Carl Reiss is conyalescent at
ter weeks illness.
To insure prompt settlement Of losses,
insure with Doyle & FaIge Co.
Put your valuable papers in one Of
our safety deposit hoxes.Pioneer Ma
tional Bank, 42tf
| Mrs. w. S. Hall was called to Ak
ron, Ohio Monday night by the seri-
Gus illness Of her mother.
The st. Mary's Guild will give st.
Patrick's supper in the Odd Fellows
hall Saturday, March IS.
Gust Marburger is back on duty on
the Cole dray line after being laid up
| two weeks with the flu
The sophomore class of the high
school will give dancing party at the
| gymnasium Friday evening.
The Willard threaded rubber battery
is the cheapest in the long run For
sale nv Diedcrich & Rietz 43tf
The Bethany Sisters will be enter
tanned by Mrs A. c. Mooney Wednes-
day. March s. Lunch will be served.
III. II. Fish, Jr., of the Great West
| ..rn Paper CO., was i'll a couple OF days
the first part of the week with infiu-
enZa.
Jack Berg went to Stevens Point last
week to assist in untangline the tele-
phone wires which were thrown into
confusion by the storm.
| Jesse j. Doors, Ladysmith, and Eliza,
| beth Urban, Exeland, have made appli-
cation to the county clerk for license
permitting them TO marry.
II. II. Fish, ST., president Of the
treat Western Paper Co, was snow
bound here the last Of last week, but
cot away for Omaha on Sunday.
Mrs. O. X. Wadhams, who spent Il
month here at the home Of her par
| ents, Mr. and Mrs. NJ. G. Mullen, de-
parted for her home at Corning, Iowa,
last Saturday.
| f. j. Putnam returned TO his home
here last Saturday from Minneapolis,
where he had been for some time re-
| ceiving treatment for his eyes lie
was unable to resume his employment
/ for few days after arriving home.
VI. G. Mullen, who has been confined
| 80 his home in Brooklyn by illness
since before Thanksgiving, is able to
% out of doors again and expects 10
get busy soon. This is pleasing news
to the many friends Of Mr.. Mullen and
his family.
| Mrss. Ed. pagel and Miss Hazel Dou-
ccfte entertained number Of friends
| at a costume party at the j. FL. D0u-
aettc home on Friday evening. The
evening was spent in playing games
and in dancing. At eleven o'clock a
very fine lunch was served.
Passenger train No. s, due here from
Minneapolis at II 90 p. IN. was de.
rallied at Amery Monday night, and
did not reach Ladysmith until 4 % a.
M. 4 large number of Ladysmith pas
sengcrS were aboard. The lighting
system was put out of commission by
the accident.
Friends of Mrs. William Barfknecnt
@axn her q pleasant surprise on her
63rd birthday Friday afternoon, by
rrooping in umannounced at her home on
the south end Of w Second-st. Several
fine presents and fine lunch was
brought in hy the conspirators. The
li.;tyh was served at ) 80.
\ large attendance marked the last
card party before Lent. given at the
parish hall Tuesday evening. The
nrize winners al 500" were Mrs. j. V.
Simon and Harry Allen, Mrs D. w.
Maloncy winning the consolation prize.
Al .Schafskopf. Peter Le0nhard car
rict off the honorS. John Wick winning
the ohcr prize.
c. l.. Christianson. OF Boomer, has
hecn at the court house several days
this week answering questions on the
federal income tax, taking the place OF
Mr. Foster, who was scheduled TO come
here for that purpose. Though res
ident of Bloomer, his official headquar-
tiers is Ladysmith
+. E. Munroe will leave tonight for
Wautoma, where he will spend a few
days with his mother before going to
Milwaukee, to attend a federal school
for new postmasters which will open
next Wednesday. Schools for postmas
ters is an innovation by the government |
instituted for the good Of the postal |
service and the new postmasters and |
the public should benefit by it.
There were about thirty-six people
present at the dancing party given at
The parish hall Monday evening by the
Be Square Club The evening was
most enjoyably spent in playing games,
sards and in dancing. When the mer-
" making ceased splendid lunch was
served by the following committee
Misses Hilma Carlson, Lillian Hanson
md Esther Liebhardt Official chap
erones were Mr.. and Mrs e. savord
md Mr.. and Mrs. Roy MCGOWAN.