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

j Az Nicholson and T. /. Hughes
were in Milwaukee Yesterday on bust.
ness
Mr.. and Mrs. L. E. McGill intend TO
spend most Of che time during the next
six weeks in st. Paul
Eli Yoder and Rhoda Yauder, young
folks Of Lawrence town, have made
application for marriage license
Mrs. Fred True's Sunday school
class and the Nopiming Camp Fire
girls went on sleigh ride to Port Ar
thur Saturday afternoon.
Peter Lindahl is a journeyman re-
Gently added to the Oldendorf tailor
ing force. Years ago he worked for
Mr.. Oldendorf at Iron River.
ID. A. Mann has named his farm,
three miles south of Ladysmith, the
" Mann Dairy Farm Mr.. Mann will
milk nine cows and start dairy milk
route into this city.
An arc light has been placed over
the intersection OF Miner-av and E.
Third-St. where one has been needed
for long time. This is between the
NJ. f. church and the court house.
The Christian Endeayor Society of
the Congregational church made up a
sleigh ride party Tuesday evening and
drove out 10 the Tom Rote home north
Of the city Games were played and an
oyster supper was served.
Mice. xIn,;o Hills Of ICynx,cto, III
has been the guest of Mrs Carl Reiss
since last Friday Miss Hills spent
part Of last summer on her brothers
tract OF 400 acres OF land north Of
Tony
Marian Kirvan, 14-year-oid niece of
Il, \. Kirvan. and daughter of his
brother. James Kirvan. who died five
years ago, is expected to arrive today
from Brainerd, Mimi. TO make her
home with her uncle and aunt.
Miss Loretta Riley. who has been
court reporter for Judge Williams, re-
signed her position and is now en-
ployed in j. w. Carow's law Office. She
is succeeded in the municipal court by
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! the Pioneer National Bank.
! Miss Cora Sturgeon, of st. Paul, on
Saturday purchased the Moen Hat Shop
ON Miner-ay. Miss Sturgeon is now in
| the cities purchasing spring stock.
Miss Nora Moen, manager for the Moen
sisters, will remain in the city for a
couple of weeks, and then she will go
| TO Montana.
! Mr.. and Mrs. John S. Bordner have
| Jaken a six-months-old baby girl for
adoption Mrs. Bordner went to Mil
waukee Sunday night and secured the
| child from maternity home, return
! ing TO Ladysmith Tuesday morning.
| They are already greatly attached to
| the little one whose name is Virginia.
! Our neighbor, the Journal has been
making notable improvements and al
| terations in the Journal office. The
| front part of the buildings interior
| has been so remodeled that the bus
| mess office is now separated from the
editorial and reportorial rooms. The
place now has real ''sanctum' where
| the managing editor may work with
out constant interruption The news
papers Of Ladysmith. it appears, are
| bound to keep pace. or to set the pace,
| Cor other business enterprises of the
| city
| An agent of the Russell Slower Com
pany of Chicago, patentees of the new
| cOnfection, Eskimo Pie, was in the city
yesterday for the purpose OF ascertain
| ing if the patents and copyrights OF
the company are being infringed upon
! in this city The Russell Slower Com
pany receives royalties on the sales OF
| this popular confection and it is said
that their receipts from this source
have reached the sum of $4,000 day.
IN Eau Claire. the agent said here, le-
gal proceedings were started against
two confectioners of that city for In
fringing on the protected rights OF the
company.