Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1918-06-21
MURRY
Special Correspondence

Special Correspondence
! e. G. Crandell was in Exc-and last
Wednesday,
| Miss Sadie Berg visited at the Serley
home Monday.
Mrs. G. Moe did shopping in Exc
land Saturday.
Miss Lucy Ryan was guest of Mrs.
John Alvey last Thursday.
| Mr.. Stamard was supper guest of
p. M. Brown Sunday evening.
Mrs. Harry Ryan, of Chippewa
Falls, is guest at the Ryan home.
! J. L. Leblanc ana family were Sun
day guests at the Ackermann home.
| Mrs Adam Coey and baby visited at
the Berg home several days last week.
Mrs. LeHue and Mrs. Stanley Brain
erd visited Mrs. Serley last Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Alice Kittelson and Miss Sadie
Berg visited with Mrs. Adam Coey
| Sunday.
| Edward Serley and Miss Ida re-
turned Saturday from their visit at
Shiocton.
Mrs John Daily and sons, of Bruce,
are visiting at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. zimmerman.
| Work is in progress on the state
automobile road. Many changes are
being made on the old road.
| Miss Ethel Clarke accompanied her
sister, Title, as far as Ladysmith on
her return to Minneapolis.
The sister and brother of Oscar
Burns came from Eadysmith last Sun
day for visit at the Burns home.
Mrs. Walter Fillion and children,
with her guests, Mrs. Rutherford and
Miss Vina Bates were guests of Mrs.
p NJ Brown last Monday.
Mrs. John Ryan and daughter, Miss
Lucy, Mrs Harry Ryan, and Mrs. Geo.
Grammont drove to Exeland Sunday to
witness the ball game there.
| Herman Leblanc Jr., G. P. Clausen,
| Ed EsSam, p M. Brown and son, Jeff
| Leblanc and son, Elmer, were business
visitors in Bruce last Saturday.
| A daughter arrived Sunday, the 9Th
inst at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar
Burns. Mother and baby are doing
nicely under the care of Mrs. Kittel-
son.
| Mrs. p M. Brown and son, William,
did shopping in Bruce last Wednesday.
| While there they called on a few
friends and visited the Red Cross
rooms.
| Mr.. Bernard is erecting a building
across from the Gerber cheese factory.
Here he will open up store and will
carry a complete line of goods in a
! general store.
Mrs. George Grammont, of Chippewa
| Falls. was an over-Sunday visitor at
the Ryan home. She was accompanied
to hurry by Louis Johnson, who visited
his brother, Emil in District No. g.
William Snyder, of the hurry Mer-
camille Co., is away on business trip.
During his absence, his daughter, Mrs.
| George Luell and children, of Lady
smith, will remain with Mrs Snyder
| Mrs. Robert Rutherford of Mark
vile, and Miss Vina Bates, of Interna-
tiOnal Falls, Mimi, left Saturday
morning for their homes after week S
visit at the home of Mrs. Walter Fill
| lion
| Mr.. Gerber will give a dance at the
| cheese factory in the near future.
| Everyone is invited and collection
will be made to pay those furnishing
the music. Supper will be served by
| Mrs. Kittelson.
Miss Mary Ryan, who is employed
by the International Harvester Co., of
after few days visit at her home here.
Her brothers, Harry and John, and
sister, Frances, autoed with her to
Bruce
d. Sharrah, wife, daughter and sis
ter, from Minneapolis, with Mr.. Got
tier. from Tony, were guests at the P.
NJ. Brown home last Sunday While
in hurry Mr.. Gottier purchased full
blood Brown Swiss calf of Z. G. Gram
dell. Mr.. Crandell finds ready sale for
this breed of cattle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Essam and Mrs. j.
G.. Leblanc autoed to Bruce Sunday
with Pete Leblanc to attend services
at the Catholic church where special
services were held for the class of
consisted of II girls and boys with
those from hurry were breakfast
guests of Rev. Father Broenig at his
home after the services.
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