Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-03-18
EXELAND
Special Correspondence

Mr.. HOMELAND returned from Lady
smith Saturday
Rev. c. w. Emery was aacaller at the
parsonage Tuesday
Archie Veness is confined to his home
by illness this week
James Teskey made business trip
to Radisson Tuesday.
Mrs. Will Smith spent Sunday at
the Q. g. Hartman home.
Services will be held in the Catholic
church here next Sunday.
Jack Wiley. of Chippewa Falls. was
business caller here Tuesday
Mr.. Scott of Chicago. arrived here
Monday for a visit with DR.. Brastad
Mr.. Johnson is nicely settled on his
farm. which he bought from Mr.. Will
son.
The Ladies Aid Society will meet
this week on Thursday with Mrs. Will
Espen
Miss Esther Swanson is visiting her
sisters. Othelia and Gladys Swanson
this week
Miss Nell Jordan, of Hayward. was
an EXeland caller the latter part of
last week.
Ray Guyer. of Lexington. visited her
sister, Izetta. at the w. r.. Smith
home on Tuesday.
Grandpa Erickson returned Tuesday
from Rockford, H.. where he spent the
winter. We are all glad to welcome
grandpa back.
WergOr Friday and Saturday nights
His daughter. Mildred. accompanied
him and rendered special music
EnoS Chupp went TO Ladysmith last
Thursday. where he entered the hos
pital. He underwent a Slight opera
ton. We understand he is improving
and will soon be able to return home
Mr.. Nutting. ST.. met with quite a
serious accident on Monday when he
came in contact with buzz saw. cut
ting two fingers very badly. 1t is
doubtful if the fingers can be saved
Services Sunday. March 9th: Me-
teor. 10 80 Il. m: Weirgor. , 30 p. NJ :;
EXeland. s 100 p. III. 1t is expected that
an Easter cantata will be given under
the direction of Mrs. Archie Persons.
Ely Provost. of Stanley. has been
here the past week shipping timbers
for ship-building. He ships to foreign
countries. Mr.. Provost left Sunday for
Winter. where he has purchased other
timber.
The picture show here is running
Wednesdays and Saturdays of each
week. Wednesdays program is the
serial Bride 49, and last Saturday
the film THE Speed Maniac" was
shown.
\ company Of young folks were en-
tertained at the parsonage compli-
| mentary to Alfred and Edw. Aspseter.
who will leave soon for Great Lakes
The evening was spent in contests and
games. Candy and popcorn was served
to the guests
Mrs. L. Anderson has moved her
household goods to I.adysmith. the
doctor naming here. Mrs Anderson
was in our midst but short time, but
has made many friends who regretted
to see her leave
Fred Gerky came near having a
serious accident. if not loss of lfe at
the sawmill Saturday. A slab left the
saw and came direct for his body. but
by lodging. the slab struck log
making a deep dent i'll it. Mr. Gerky
says it was close enough.
Mrs S. 4. Nelson assisted by Mrs
G. Olsen, entertained the Helping Hand
class of the NJ. Z. Sunday school Sat
urday afternoon Those present were
Mildred Clifford, Muriel Wilson, Elaine
and Norma Franson. Ethel Sinclair
Viola Baldridge. Frances Espen. Thel-
ma Bear and Genevieve Maxon. Re
freshments were served. Mrs Nelson
is deserving great credit for the i'll
tcreSt she is taking in our Sunday
school and our young people in gen
eral