Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1915-09-17
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A A. Veness attended the Lady
smith fair last Thursday.
Born-To Mr.. and Mrs. Clark
Moorhead Tuesday night, a boy.
Mr.. Busy, of Meteor, was tran
sacting business in the village sat
urday.
Ed Mccormick, of Norway, Kansas,
is visiting with the Harry Haeuse
family.
1t improves the soup to throw
little pepper into it. Same way with
town.
Leonard Mapes and two lady
friends, Of Couderay, visited in the
village Monday.
The work on the state road is
nearly finished, and the road is in
excellent condition.
F. r. Whaley and his crew start
ed work on the new schoolhouse in
District No Wednesday,
Geo. Etters has relieved Clarence
Keasling as mail carrier While Mr.
Keasling takes his vacation
Boys tune up your old COW bells;
we understand tina. there is to be a
wedding in this vicinity soon.
Alex Feckhelm is hauling lumber
to complete a large barn which he
has been building this summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Keasling
were shopping and transacting bus
mess in Ladysmith Wednesday.
A. A. Veness left for Milwaukee
Monday night, where he went to at
tend the Wisconsin State Fair
Lars Olson and several of his
neighbors bought a new ensilage
cutter of the Veness Bros. Monday.
L. P. Kasl, of Concordia, Kansas,
arrived Tuesday and will spend a
few days with F. w. Kasl and
family
James Poland left for Secor H.,
Thursday. Mr.. Poland expects to
bring a few more new settlers back
with him
R. ]. Miller has gone to Montana
where he will visit with relatives
and do some harvesting in the
meantime.
J. e. Moreland and j. V Johnson,
LOT Hayward, were in the village
Thursday looking after business and
lcalling on friends.
| R. S. Hochstetler, who has been
working for Harvey Bender all sum
mer, has moved back onto his forty,
one-half mile west of the village.
We have a report that the little
car that has been operated to the
convenience of so many people on t Q
Arpin track, was burned Friday
evening.
Mont ingalls, and Mr.. Ramsussen,
Of Arkansaw, Wis, arrived Thurs
day for a few days here and expect
to catch a few big muskies and shoot
a few grouse.
Ernie Hayden brought Mrs. Mires,
Of Atlanta, here Friday morning to
take the limited train for superior,
where she goes to the hospital for
medical treatment.
The contract for building the new
school at Windfall Lake, has been
given to the Clawson Bros, of Stone
Lake. The building is to cost $500
Is and will be strictly modern.
The State Bank has put III a new
12-foot cement sidewalk in front Of
their building Everything is being
made as easy as possible for you
to walk right in and make your de-
post.
| The country if full Of chicken
hunters now days and most~farmers
are posting mo Hunting" signs over
their farms to keep them off. Some
damage has resulted from careless
shooting.
Geo. Scrivner brought four turnips
into the village Friday that aver
aged just four pounds each These
turnips were grown on land that had
never been plowed We think that
is going some.
Lutte Sedewarft, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Sedewarft, fell from a
wagon Wednesday and broke his col
lar bone DR.. Claridge and DR.. Car
nachan, of Bruce were called and
set the fractured bone.
G. w. Veness, member Of the
County Exhibit Committee, left for
Milwaukee Saturday night, where he
goes to look after the exhibit of
Sawyer county. A nice collection of
vegetables and grains were sent from
here.
Peter Jacobs and Fred Willard, of
Radisson, transacted business in the
village Wednesday, Mr.. Willard had
not been in the village for four and
one-half years and was very agree
ably surprised at the growth and
improvements here. He says he is