Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-13
LOCAL & PERSONAL

George Diedrich spent yesterday in
Minneapolis
Major Hannely. OF Stanley, was here
Thursday TO inspect Troop B.
Chas. Lofts was here from Weyer-
haeuser on. business Wednesday,
Ray Dawson returned Monday from
visit among home folks at AmeEy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank CGnrath OF Con-
rath. were Ladysmith visitors thurs
day.
W. T. pagel left Sunday night on
trip TO Milwaukee, Chicago and Grand
Rapids, Mich
Mrs. A. b. King and daughter have
been spending several weeks with Mrs.
Kings people at Eau Claire
O. =. Ellingboe, furniture retailer,
is spending few days in Chicago, at
tending a buyers convention.
John Doughty and Ernest Doughty
were called TO .Arkansaw, Wis, Sunday,
by the death Of Johns father
Mrs. L. A. Doan and Mrs A. B. Wes-
terman, Glen Flora ladies, were Lady
smith business visitors yesterday.
j. e. Jones, of Omaha. vice-president
Of the Great Western Paper Co, ar
rived in IadySmith Monday morning
During the offertorium at the Con-
| gregational church next Sunday, VIM.
II. Powers will render Gounod-Bach's
Ave Maria accompanied by Mrs.
Belle Kleinert
Tuesday evening about fifteen Of the
west side gentlemen ana their ladies
enjoyed a sleighride party to Bruce,
| where they passed part Of the evening
with Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Barney.
I.adysmith friends will be interest
ed to hear that an S-pound son was born
| to Mr.. and Mrs. Clinton Fipe at Chi
| cago Saturday, Jan. Z. Mrs. Fipe was
| formerly Miss Lydia Ohlfs, of this city.
| III n letter 10 his business associates
|here. w. r. Thompson writes from
| Miami, Fla, that Mrs. Thompson is
| feeling much better than when she ar
| rived there and that both are enjoying
/ the fine weather and temperature Of So
| degrees.
| Rudolph Jardrt went to Cedar Rap
! ids Iowa. Sunday to attend the
funeral of his mother, Mrs. Josephine
| Jandrt. who died Friday night ut the
age of SO years. at her home at Cedar
| Rapids. Burial was made in that city
! Monday.
| LadySmith is TO have Il new flag
pole erected in the spring. Martin
| Grover donated the timber-a fifty-foot
] spruce. which was brought to town last
week. 1t will be peeled and painted
| and probably erected between the city
| hall and the fire station.
| Woodrow Wilson Richardson, nine
! year-old son Of Mr. and Mrs Ed. Rich
ardson. w Fourth-st.. is in a precarious
| condition from pneumonia. following
| scarlet fever. Yesterday it was be-
| lieved the turning point had been
| reached and that he was some better
Myron Nelson, who had been sem
fenced on a moonshining charge, will
| be released on parole TO Sheriff Ma
loney so that he may go to work and
support his family. Mrs. Nelson with
an attorney. went down to Eau Claire
last week and discussed the matter of
parole with Circuit Judge Wickham,
who issued permit.
Norris Maloney, young son of Mr..
and Mrs. ID. w. Maloney. returned home
| several days ago from the Sacred
Heart hospital. Eau Claire, where he
had two surgical operations, one for
the removal Of q piece Of bone from
his nose, and one for the removal of
his tonsilS Though he suffered a
rather severe hemolrhage at the hos
pital, following one of the operations.
he is recovering favorably and is anX-
iOus to return to his school studies