Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-24
EXELAND
Special Correspondence

u. y. Arpln is driving FOTu Car.
J. e. Arpin and family were visit
ors here Sunday.
Victor Freedom transacted bus
mess in Radisson Tuesday.
A. A. Veness returned from the
State Fair at Milwaukee Thursday
Mr. Cook, a Ladysmith contractor,
was looking after business in the
illage Saturday.
J. w Kerr, the hotel man of Rad
isson, transacted business in the vii
lage Wednesday.
D. J. Arpin Jr has the excavating
done for the new bungalow which he
will build at once.
L. A. Veness is hauling lumber
for a new residence which he will
erect on his farm
A. A. Veness went to Chippewa
Falls Monday night to attend the
Northern wisconsin State Fair.
Archie L. Persons left for the
Twin Cities Monday night, where he
goes to purchase his fall supply OF
goods.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Briskey, of Ar
thur H., have been visiting rel
atives and friends in this vicinity
the last week.
John T. Vars, of Edelstein, ILL.,,
has purchased the Whited eighty
next to the Rusk county line on the
Chippewa road.
It is reported that the Arpin
Hardwood Lumber Co., will begin
work at their camp No. 7, within
the next few days.
We wish to announce that Rev
Daniel will preach at the Exeland
schoolhousa next Sunday evening
Everybody invited to come.
Dave Stutzman and family will
soon leave for their old home in In
diana. Mr. Stutzman has sold his
farm here to Mr.. Freedom.
Announcements are out for the
wedding of Mr. Edwin futile and
Miss Marcelene Jacques, which is
to take place next Wednesday.
Mr.. Clawson, the Stone Lake con
tractor, was in the village Friday
| looking after details connected with
the contract he has for building the
Windfall schoolhouse.
A deal is reported to have beer
made whereby r. S. Hochstetle1
sells his forty one-half mile west OF
town to Theo. Friske, of Marshfleld
and buys an eighty six miles east
of the village.
Rev. J. E. Kundnrt, of Rice Lake
preached at WeirgOr, Meteor anC
Exeland Sunday. The regular min
lister has not taken his charge and
Rev. Kundert was supplying the cir
cult for the day.
The finishing touches are being
put onto the State Road. This, WE
think is now one of the best pieces
of road in this country, and Mr.. Fer
guson is to be complimented on the
amount and the quality of work done
| in the allotted time.
| L. P. Kasl and Chas. Lund, OF
Concordia, Kansas, who have beer
visiting F. w. Kasl and family left
for Chippewa Falls, where they viii
spend a day Or two before departing
for their ones Mr.. Lund purchased
eighty acres of land in the Hoffman
neighborhood while here.
E. R. Drake, of Walworth, Wis.
has purchased the |. L. Freeborl
eighty, and Mr. Freedom and son
Victor, have purchased the Thomp
son eighty and the Stutzman prop
erty. Mr.. Drake will move his fam
lily here at once and Mr.. Freedom
will move onto the Stutzman prop
erty
G. w. Veness returned from Nil
waukee Saturday, where he had beel
helping with the Sawyer county eX
hibit at the State Fair Mr.. Venes
reports that the exhibit attracted
great deal of attention and the eX
hibits were right up to the STANDARD
Of the other counties, and in SOM
cases the best on the grounds.