Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-10-29
EXELAND
Special Correspondence

baby at their home.
DR.. Kinyon, of Ladysmith, was
village visitor Monday.
Bates Cornelia made a business
trip to Hayward Monday.
Rev. Kundert preached at Weir
gor and Exeland Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Sharp, of
Bruce, were village visitors Sunday
E. ]. Bontreger transacted bus
mess in Hayward Monday and Tues
day.
town hall Oct Goth. Everybody in
vited.
Chas. Price is building a new
barn on his lots here and will soon
build a house.
J. A. Girmscheid and family have
moved to Amigo, where Mr.. Grim
scheid has work for the winter.
J. Buckwheat, Mr. Erickson, Mr..
Jordan, J. w. Kerr and Ed Collect
we're Ill Tie Village IHul ouoJ vi Jus
mess.
A. A. Veness left Monday evening
for Chippewa Falls on a business
trip. He will return by way of
Minneapolis.
Mr.. Freeborn, of Milton, Wis,
who has been visiting his parents
here the past few days, left for his
home Monday.
Frank Roller has begun clearing
on the two lots owned by him, and
we hope that he will build himself a
good home here.
Mr. Lange, of Zimmerman, Mimi,
arrived Tuesday to begin work on
a large barn which he will build on
the land recently purchased by him.
1t is reported that Clarence Tay-
lOr has traded his restaurant to
John P. Hume, of Milwaukee, for
eighty acres of land, and will be-
come a farmer.
Elmer Woodruff, of Frontenac
Mimi, purchased the seA of sWA
Sec. 29-37-7 and will move his fam
| lily here sometime next summer anc
make his home here
A. L. Persons has had a new
modern lighting system installed IL
his store building, which adds mucf
to the appearance as well as to the
convenience of his store.
New settlers are arriving and We
are glad to see them. Judging from
present conditions, it will not be
long until this section will have
settler on nearly every eighty.
VIM. N. Beachy and family lief
for Dover, Delaware Thursday
where they go to spend the winter
with Mrs. Beachy's relatives, ant
may make their permanent home
there.
T. futile arrived with a CARLOAD
Of logging tools etc. Thursday ant
has begun the erection of a new
set of camps from which he will los
the BisseI- Wheeler Lumber CO..
timber.
John P. Hume, of Milwaukee, was
in the village Friday looking aftel
details connected with the selling o
some Of his land, and visiting among
the settlers who are living on some
of his land.
H. T. Kasl and L. F. Hobbs lief
for their homes at COncOrdia, Kas,
Friday. Mr.. Hobbs has built house
on his land and Mr.. Kasl has rent
ed the Beachy place for the com
ing year, and both expect to move
their families here about Dec. LIST.
Misses Robinson, deaconesses o
the Minnesota Holiness Association
held meetings at the schoolhous
Tuesday and Wednesday evening
Misses Robinson are nieces of Mrs
Aug. PETERSON. and visited her Will
here.
o. O. Morstad, A. A. Veness, II
T. Kasl and Roy Scrivner ATTENDED
the Live Stock meeting at Bruce
Wednesday. They report that tn
meeting was very interesting an
that many of the settlers are think
ing of getting stock to run on thel
cut-over land next summer
The potato market at Exeland Il
attracting a great many farmers tt
the village. 1t is not an uncommon
sight to see farmers who live sever
and eight miles away hauling loads
of potatoes to the local warehouse
where it keeps three or four mel
busy and some of the teams are
compelled to wait a long time be
fore their turn comes to unload.