Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1920-09-17
FAIRYIEW
SPECIAL correspondence.

/ The Short Bros have added to their
farm improvements chicken house
and granary.
Miss Gladys Delhi has begun her du-
/ ties as a school marm.' We wish
! her success.
| Threshing is on again in this neigh
borhood. Mr.. Shudlick threshed Mon
day afternoon.
Mr.. Shudlick filled his silo the lat
ter part of the week, having bought
the silage from Christ Unger at fair
price.
| Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. st. John are ex-
pecting their daughter, Margaret,
home from Chicago soon to attend this
| school.
The Short Bros, ]. Thompson and
W. Gillen had set job Of threshmg
millet at the Short Bros. farm Tuesday
morning.
John Moore, Jr., is building a stock
and hay barn on the home farm. 1t
will be quite an Improvement to the
farm when finished.
Mr. Grange is building a new hay
and stock barn on his farm, which
will be quite an Improvement to his
farm when completed.
c. 3. Short received many c0ngratll-
lations from his friends and neighbors
Sunday. Sept. -. it being the 50th an
adversary of his birth.
The Misses Clara and Edna KObs
will attend the Ladysmith school this
winter, having finished the Sth grade
at the Fairview school.
Quite number of the farmers of
The community are seeding fall grain.
\ good rain would help the fall ploW-
ing and fall seeding great deal.
A. f. st. John is building a nifty log
house that does credit to the commun-
ty. being story and a half, and will
have four gOod-sized rooms when fin
iShed
Charles Nichols was home for the
week end from the camps, where he
and his brother are cutting saw logs
1T % cents apiece. They are making
good wages at that price.
Mr. and Mrs Ed Clark and children.
md Mr. and Mrs. Frank st. John, were
Ladysmith callers the latter part of
the week. They went down on the
'scoot" and returned by auto.
Chris Unger has purchased fine
milk COW and a fOurmOnths'-Old heifer
If a fair price from Noah Strahm. AS
Mr.. Strahm is going south for the win
ter he couldn't keep his stock.
Mr.. Kobs $4,000 residence on his
farm is nearly complete and they will
soon be moving in. Also, George
Grassls new home is nearly completed
md they will soon be living in their
new home.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Stevenson and
son. Gilbert Lawrence, were visitors
at the Moore and Short Bros. farms
Sunday They drove up in their car
rom Thornapple dam, where they nave
a sawmill and hotel
Crane is on the map now as ship
ping point a carload of rye was
shipped out Tuesday by John kobs
md the Short Bros. We hope to see
quite a lot of cars of spuds leaving
Crane in potato digging time.
Mrs. Michael Short has just received
he sad news Of the death of her broth
~, Joe Foster. Of Louisville, Ky. Ow-
;ng to the long distance between
Louisville and Ladysmith, Mrs. Short
was unable to attend her brothers
funeral. Mrs Short lost another
brother in the world war, killed Sept.
70 1918. September will always be
sad month for her.
We have a new neighbOr moved to
the community from the state OF wash
ington. Mr.. Clapp who has bought
a farm from the Hill & Sergent land
firm. between the Ed Clark farm and
the railroad at Crane. There was
small house on the place and he has
done quite lot of fixing up on the
place and he is expecting his family
soon. We welcome this family into
our community and wish them success
in their new home.
O,lite number of black bear have
been seen in the nelghbOrhOOd lateiy.
Clarence Short had one cross his path
ON the way to Crane Thursday, ana
of course his rifle was at home, lucky
thing for the bear but tough luck Tor
Clarence. While Will Coleman and
f. Larkin were working on the road
three bear crossed the road within
few rods of them. Charles Nichols
killed a cub bear at this time last year
on the home farm. Someone ought TO
be lucky and get one Of them as they
seem TO make their home in our vlcln-
ity.
The Fairview school has undergone
mite change. Just before school be-
e,1n some carpenter work was done by
Will Coleman and Michael Short.
Painting and vanishing inside was
done by Frank st. John, and thor
ough cleaning by Mrs. M. Short. We
are proud of our schOOlhOuse now.
| The teacher. Miss Edna Delhi, and
pupils are very much pleased with the
looks of their school. AS the cost OF
paint was so high it was only painted
on the inside this year, but it will get
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