Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-08-27
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Special Corresponding

Fair this fall.
w. A. Blackburn, of Bruce, was a
local caller Tuesday.
F. H. Whaley is building a new
addition to his house.
George Etters purchased horse of
NJ C. .Keasling this week.
Sign painters are busy painting
signs in the village this week.
w. H. B. Campbell, of Ladysmith,
transacted business in the village
Tuesday
The Town Clerk expects to have
hunting licenses for delivery about
Sept 1. Better get yours.
Mrs Herman Hoppe and children,
of Lincoln, Neb., are visiting M. G.
Keasling and family this week.
A. A. Veness left Tuesday for
business trip which will take him to
Marshfield and Chippewa Falls.
Ed Collet, State Highway Com
missioner, of Hayward, is in the vi
entity looking after the state roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Chupp have
gone to New Richmond to consult
DR.. Till concerning Mrs. Chupp's
health
Mrs. Alice Micka, of GAINESVILLE, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. Wa
| H. Persons, returned to her home
| by way of Milwaukee Monday.
Mr.. Hess, of Milwaukee, who owns
the land surrounding Lake Elizabeth
arrived the first of the week and
will make his home here for a few
weeks.
The opening of the chicken sea
son will find a short crop in this
section, this being due principally to
the cold and wet weather during
nesting season.
Mont. ingalls,, of ArkansaW, who
has been visiting the VIM. H. Per
sons family, left for KEENAN,, where
he will visit for few days before
returning home.
Claude Palmer and two friends, Of
Milwaukee, returned home Sunday
evening. The party spent two weeks
vacation at Mr. Palmer's cottage on
the Brunei river.
Roman Feckhelm has sold his 80
acre farm to Mr. Drake, Of wal
worth, Wis. The consideration was
$4,000. Mr.. Drake will take possession
sometime this fall.
Wesley Ferguson, Of Meteor, has
started a crew of Is men with teams
to work on the state road south
from Windfall Lake and will work
to the county line.
D. J. Arpin, Jr., has WOrkmen
clearing the land just east from the
lumber sheds. Mr.. Arpin will erect
modern bungalow as soon as the
clearing is finished
The Town Board has a crew Of
men working on Nail creek road
and expect to complete the job this
week. This work was much needed
and will open up nice country,
o. E. Whited, of Radisson, has
been grading the road to Weirgor
with his gas tractor. This is the
first road graded with tractor IN
this section and the work is very
satisfactory.
Mrs. E. A. Kinds, of Litchfield
Mimi, has purchased the Mrs. Chris
tenson forty on Nail creek, and also
Is acres adjoining the townsite of
Mr.. Persons. Mrs. Kinds expects to
erect residence on the Is acre
tract and make this her home.
The State Bank is to open for busi-
ness Friday, with the following of
ficers: w. A. Blackburn, president;
A. A. Veness, vice-president; F. w.
Kasl, cashier. These three together
with A. L. Persons and August
PETERSON comprise the Board of Di-
rectors.
Workmen have begun work On
the new addition to the store of
A. l.. Persons. Mr.. Persons bust |
ness has outgrown his present quar-
ters and it was necessary for him
to enlarge his building to take care
Of the trade.
G. w. Veness, the town chairman,
returned from Hayward Saturday, |
where he had been attending the
meeting of the County Board. Mr. |
Veness has been appointed mem
Der of the committee to represent |
Sawyer county at the State Fair this |
fall. If you have something good in |
the line of grains, hay or vegetables, |
kindly save what you have and turn
it over to Mr.. Veness, who is to
gather an exhibit tn take tn tho