Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-07-09
MURRY
Special Correspondence


Bruce last Thursday.
Miss Irene Bernard was a guest OF
Miss Alma Kittleson, Monday.
Herman Leblanc Jr., was business
caller in EXeland last Monday.
Miss Hazel Breiner spent the week
end at the Clausen home, last week.
Miss Viola CoOey spent a couple OF
days at the Andrew Berg home last
week
Miss Bernice Bergevin, of Chippewa
Falls. is visiting her aunt, Mrs. p NJ
Brown.
Miss Viola Cooey called at the He'd
lund home last week, Wednesday af
ternOOn
Miss Dorothy Barton was supper
guest of Miss Ruth Wright, last week
Wednesday.
Miss Ruth Wright spent the after
noon at the Harris Barton home one
day last week
MI and Mrs. |. NJ. Smalley were
shoppers in Exeland one day last week
between trains.
George Luell and family motored
from Ladysmith and visited at the
Snyder home Sunday.
Edwin Berg went to Eau Claire last
week for visit at the home of his sis
ter, Mrs Ben Johnson.
Mr. and Mrs. John Ryan and Mrs. ].
G. Leblanc motored to Ladysmith and
Bruce Saturday evening.
Misses Bertha Clausen and Hazel
Breiner and VIM Clausen spent Sun
day evening at the Wright home
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Odell, of Kaiser,
Wis, are visiting their niece, Mrs c.
Kittleson, at her home here few days.
Nh and Mrs. Hedlund and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Mattison. and Mr. Bran
don were Sunday guests at the John
son home.
[. G. Crandall has erected a new ma
chine shed and will make several i'm
"royements on his home in the next
few weeks.
Mrs John Belanger and daughter,
Carol. Of Minneapolis, are visiting at
The home Of her mother, Mrs. Byron
Shoemaker.
Ed and VIM Clausen visited few
days at their home here, this week
VIM. returned to work Monday, and
Ed. Tuesday.
MI and Mrs. I. NJ. Smalley Miss
Dorothy Barton and Charles Waite
were callers at the Wright home last
Friday evening.
W. ]. Wright made business trip
TO Ladysmith Thursday and purchased
a hay rake and mower while there. He
returned Friday.
Several of the people from here at
tended the Fourth of July celebration
in Couderay Monday, and the dance in
Bruce that evening.
Mrs. C. p. Clausen received many
callers Sunday afternoon. She is only
slightly improved in health, but is sure
to feel better in a couple Of weeks or
50. unless she has a setback.
An unusually large number Of the
hurry people attended the dance at the
pavilion Saturday night. The excellent
music by the I4eVeille orchestra of La
dysmith was the great attraction.
Everyone speaks we'll Of the dances at
this place and they are very popular
with young and old.
The Fourth and fifth this year was
ouiet as usual. Those who did intend
celebrating in nearby towns were de-
tanned by the rain which fell all day
With the rain of both Monday and
Tuesday, the crops have sufficient mOis-
ture for several weeks and if we now
have dry weather the crops in general
give promise of an abundant harvest.
Miss Mavis Delwig, one of Rusk
county's first farmerettes, was a guest
at the p. NJ. Brown home Saturday
evening. Miss Delwig. with her mother
came from Milwaukee three years ago
and opened up a farm near Big Falls
Owing to the fact that the company
will build a dam on their land, they
contemplate trading their land for land
in Sawyer county, below RadissOn,
owned by j. u. Arpin. They are now
making preparations to move. Miss
DelWig says she thoroughly enjoys
farm work and with no assistance from
others, she and her mother have built
their own home and cleared five acres
of land besides brushing considerable
more land which is ready for the
stump puller If anyone doubts that
women cannot work, they need only
visit the Delwig farm fourteen miles
north of Ladysmith.