Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1913-10-03
MURRY
Special Correspondence.

Special Correspondence.
j. T. Leblanc and Arthur McDon-
aid drove to Bruce Sunday.
Miss Mamie Serley and al Hawley
autoed to Bruce Wednesday after
noon
Miss Mary Leblanc, who has been
clerking at Arpin's. store at Atlanta,
has returned home.
Miss Addie Berg went to Ladysmith
Saturday and returned Sunday with
her sister, Mrs Sam Alvey
Palmer Serley went to Ladysmith
Tuesday night and from there will
go to Chetek to visit relatives.
The land owned by the Shaw Co,
Of Eau Claire, in this vicinity, has
recently been sold to Mr.. Stevens,
OF that city.
Mrs. Joe Leblanc and daughters,
Mrs. William Leblanc and baby,
went to Ladysmith Tuesday to visit
during the week.
Miss Ida Serley came home from
Bruce Saturday and returned Monday
evening. Ida is attending high school
and is junior this year.
Ed Essam and Asa Rands have
already completed their work on the
road north of hurry and the work
with the graders will soon Begin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryan and Mr. and
Mrs. j. G.. Leblanc drove over to
the KIinger settlement Sunday after
noon to visit with Mr. and Mrs Faye
Miss Irene Colson came up from
Bruce in the auto with Mr. Hawley
Sunday morning to spend the day
with her mother and returned again
that evening.
Mrs 3. f. Brainerd and daughter,
Cleo, Mrs. Sam Alvey and the Misses
Addie and Sadie Berg, autoed to
Exeland Sunday and were the guests
Of Mrs George Fowler
Miss Flora and Ray Mcdonald, will
their guests, Miss Lillian Sellers, of
Lacrosse, and Mr. Elliot, of Eau
Claire, drove up from Bruce Sunday
md visited at Mr.. Serley's.
Messrs Richards and Stevens, of
Eau Claire, We're guests of b. F.
.I3AoS 10 pue lqS!u igpuoW pI7uEeIa
Serley Wednesday when they left
for their homes in their car
Tom Demsey and lady friend were
Sunday guests at the home of Andrew
Berg. Tom has just returned from
the west with Aleck Leblanc, having
spent the summer working in the
harvest fields.
The body of Mrs. Earl Watts bro
Their, who was drowned Sept 4, in the
Yakima river, Wash, was recovered
on the ninth day. Strange to say,
the body was still in perfect condi-
ton, due, it was thought, to the ex-
tremely cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Ryan and daughter,
Frances. and Miss Josie Berg went
TO Eau Claire Wednesday to spend
the remainder of the week with rela-
tives and friends and will also enjoy
the carnival which is being held in
that city this week
Mr. and Mrs A. J. McGilvary, of
Chippewa Falls, George Riddell and
wife, of Chicago, and Ed Mccormick,
of Chippewa Falls, autoed through
here viewing the beautiful sights
along the Chippewa, and called on Mr.
and Mrs. r. +. Brainerd Monday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Asa Rands, Mrs Earl Watts
and Mrs Sloane came down to hurry
last Thursday to attend the luncheon
served by Mrs. John Leblanc for the
benefit of the Catholic church $500
was realized from the lunch, for which
We return thanks to all those who
assisted by attending.
Miss Cora Bowers: of Exeland,
was taken to the Sacred Heart Hos
pital at Eau Claire: to be operated up
Oh for appendicitis, also for trouble
in her head. Her sister, Mamie, is
with her. We have not yet heard
the result of the operation. but their