Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-09-19
MuRRY
Special Correspondence.

| Crane, were hurry guests Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Asa Rands, of Exc
| land, attended mass here Sunday.
The work of digging potatoes has
| begun in this locality and the yield
so far has been very good.
Mrs. Sloane and her son en-
| tertained friends from their former
home in Missouri over Sunday.
VIM England with his two daugh-
ters, Jane and Tressa, came up from
Crane to attend church Sunday.
Mrs. John Leblanc went to Lady
smith Monday to spend a few days
with her sisters at that place.
School was closed last Friday so
that Miss Berg with her pupils could
spend the day at the Rusk county
fair.
Mrs. J. C. Leblanc is. spending
the week at Bruce, while Mr.. and
Mrs. Pete Leblanc are in attend
ance at the Chippewa fair.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Faye, new residents
! Of District No. 8, attended church
| here Sunday and were also the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. John Ryan during
| the day.
Miss Helen Ryan returned to Dn-
rand Wednesday to resume her work
there as stenographer. Miss Ryan
has spent the past two months hero
with her parents.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Brainerd ac-
companied by their daughter, Cleo,
who has charge of their car, autoed
to Chippewa Falls Monday evening
fair
Mrs. John Trombley was called to
Ladysmith on account of the serious
/ illness of Mrs Archie Hayes little
home Tuesday and reports the little
daughter. Mrs. Trombley returned
girl better.
Mr. Hart, Of Radisson, and the
teacher, Miss Lee, of that district,
visited in hurry Sunday. They were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j. c..
Leblanc, returning to their home in
the evening.
Sam Stewart, of Bruce, was a guest
of Andrew Berg "Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Stewart drove up on Tuesday
evening and accompanied Mr.. Stew
art home. While here she visited at
the home of Mr.. Berg.
Andrew Berg, Mr. and Mrs. Art
Kittleson and Cleo Brainerd autoed
to Arpin dam, near Radisson, last
Sunday and enjoyed the day fishing.
They brought home a goodly number
of record breakers and report the
river at that point as very full of
| fish.
Mrs P. M. Brown visited at the
home of Mrs. George LeGout near
Weyerhaeuser last Thursday even
ing, returning to Bruce the next
day, where the afternoon was pleas
antly spent at the fair grounds, Wis
iting with old friends and acquain-
| tances.
| Services were held in the Catholic
church here Sunday and Monday
morning. There was large attend
ance at both morning and afternoon
| services Sunday, several from other
neighborhoods being present. Rev.
Father Kubelbeck was the guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rigeau Monday
| forenoon, returning to Bruce via La
dysmith.
| Mrs. Earl Watts, OF hurry, re-
ceived the sad news last week of
the accidental drowning of her young
est brother, in the Yakima river in
| Washington, on Sept. 4. He leaves a
wife and two small children. The
last report Mrs. Watts had of the sad
accident the body had not yet been
recovered, but every effort was be-
| ing made to find it.
| A great number of people from
hurry attended the fair at Bruce last
week While they We're greatly dis
appointed in the lack of attractions,
there was much to see of great in
terest to those in attendance. The
exhibits in every department We're
excellent, again proving to the out
| side world that RuSk county is the
place for the farmer. But not only
| in the agricultural and stock de-
| partments does the farmer come to
the front, but in the woman's de-
partment as well. Here the work of
the woman's hand was exhibited on