Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-10-01
MURRY
Special Correspondence.

| Mr.. ana MIS-. Fred Morse spent
| Sunday in hurry.
| The Watkins man, r. J. Marrier,
was in hurry, Tuesday.
! The Hedlund family visited at the
Johnson home Sunday.
| Aleck Leblanc is driving new bort
car which he purchased recently.
Mrs James Leblanc and children,
of Racine, are visiting relatives here.
Mrs Willard. 'of Ladysmith, is Wis
| iting her sister, Mrs. Snyder, a few
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. p Clausen and son,
Ed, were shoppers in Bruce last Sat
urday.
Ed Clausen returned to Waukesha
/ Sunday, after visiting at his home the
past week.
The Misses Margaret and Edna Lee
Blanc and Miss Ida Berg spent Sun
day at their homes here.
| Mr. anu Mrs. w. II. Snyder motored
to Boomer with Mr.. and Mrs. George
Luell, and children, Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Clausen and Miss Agnes
Doege spent Tuesday visiting with the
formers sister Mrs. Jesse Vought.
Mrs. s. e. Alvey. of Blue Earth,
| Mimi, is visiting her father, Andrew
Berg, and sisters for few weeks.
w. J. Wright transacted business i'll
Ladysmith, Monday. w. NJ. Vaughan
and brother, motOred home with him,
Tuesday.
On Tuesday, Mr. and Mrs. Leblanc
n I'D Mpc
sam motored to Couderay and visited
at the home Of Art Macdonald.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris Barton returned
from Park Falls Monday. Miss Doro-
thy Barton came home with them from
Brill. where she has been attending
school.
Misses Elda and Herberta Cotton,
Edna Leblanc and Elsie Berg spent
the week end at their respective homes
here. from their school duties in Lady
smith.
Mr.. and Mrs L. NJ. Smalley and chill
dren and several young folks from
this district. enjoyed themselves at a
dancing party held at the Frank
IncZanslxis home Saturday night.
The weather has suddenly changed
to severe windy weather, making it
very disagreeable for the farmers who
are digging potatoes. Most OF the
farmers will store their potatoes, re-
fusing to sell at such low figures OF
fered at the present time.
Messrs. Mattison and Grandson left
Wednesday for their home in Winni-
peg, Canada. These gentlemen will
return in the spring as they like this
country very much. Mr.. Grandson CON
templates buying land here sometime
in the future and Mr.. Mattison will
open up farm next spring on land
which he purchased this summer from
g. +. Brainerd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Morse favored
lis with very pleasant call Monday
afternoon. Mr.. and Mrs. Morse are
now living in Ladysmith, as that city
is most convenient for Mr.. Morse in
conducting the potato market. we
are sorry to lose Mr.. and Mrs. Morse
as we found them very congenial neigh
bors during their stay of two years
here. We want them to return often
in the future, even though they do not
find it convenient to make their home
with us.
Mrs S. A. Alvey and daughter,
Phyllis. Mrs. =. NJ. Brown and Miss
Sadie Berg drove to EXeland last Fri
day afternoon and visited the school
at Windfall lake. This is a two-depart-
ment school and is one OF the most
modern, best equipped and up-to-date
schools III Rusk or Sawyer counties.
The schoOlhOuSe is situated on the
banks of the beautiful Windfall lake.
The upper department is conducted by
a gentleman teacher from Hayward,
and Miss Ida Berg teaches the prl-
mary department and domestic science.
The majority of the people from
hurry visited the Rusk county fair
last week They reported the exhibits
very good. but the attractions and
amusements few and poor The minia-
ture farm was amusing, as well as IN
structive The children enjoyed seeing
| the few animals which were exhibited
| in one show. Other good attractions
| i'm place of the two which are not
worth mentioning, would have been
much appreciated and enjoyed. With
| the strenuous work of the farmer the
| time permitted for pleasure is limited
and when they do take the time and
spend the money to go they appreciate
something good. and nothing can take
the place of the old merry orOund
| for the children.