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Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-10-20
CHERRY PARK

Geo. Angel is at his home in Port
Arthur for a few days, helping his
father.
George Angel and Anna Cibek were
visitors at the Cherry Park Sunday
school Sunday.
Hattie Rorshach, of Port Arthur,
visited at the Geo. Schultz home Sat
urday afternoon.
Joe Richter, accompanied by his
daughter, Frances, transacted business
in Ladysmith Friday.
Oscar, Otto and Ernest Richter are
picking up potatoes for Perry Bell,
Don Boustead and Mr.. Simon.
D. Steinhilber, of Hartford City,
Ind, is visiting at the home of his
brother, j. Steinhilber. He made the
trip via auto.
John Shultz who went to Mime
apolis short time ago, had the mis-
fortune to have the index finger of his
left hand cut off.
Mr. and Mrs. p e. Steubs, accom-.
nanied by the parents of the former
Mr. and Mrs e. c. Steubs, visited al
the Theo. Raul home few miles east
of Tony, Sunday.
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EXELAND

Clarence Wise spent Sunday at La
dysmith.
Gail Hewitt came home from Da-
kota Monday.
Mrs. Frank Heiden has moved to
Blue Island, Ill.
Geo. Christensen moved into the A.
Persons house last week.
Clarence Poff and Elaine Fransen
went to Ladysmith Sunday evening.
Little Adelia Smith, who has been
sick the past two weeks, is much bet
ter.
Miss Julia Bouzard has been con-
fined to her home with sore foot for
some time.
e. M. Kellar has gone to Indiana to
bring back a car which he recently
purchased.
Bibiana Rynda and Gladys Gordon
will attend teachers institute at Eau
Claire this week
w. H. B. Campbell caught a wolf
yesterday. This makes the second
one in a short time
Mrs. r. Urban left last week to join
her husband at Milwaukee, where they
will make their home.
Mrs. Herman Ericsson returned home
Sunday. She had been visiting with
friends at Mora, MINI.
Mrs. Clarence Taylor left Wednes-
day morning for a visit with her par
ents at Chisholm, MINI.
Ua,,occ hos rat,,r,,oI 70 AKoc;
nee, Wis, where he is Employed by the
National Land Colonizing Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Babcock, of Milton,
Wis, are visiting at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Chas. Thorngate.
Mrs George Christensen was taken
to Ladysmith Monday, where she is
receiving treatment for neuralgia.
Misses Ida Berg and Loretta Gay
nor, Windfall teachers, attended the
teachers institute at Hayward last
week
Mrs. Henry Foss left Saturday
night for Marinette, where she will
join her husband, who is employed
there.
Mr.. and Mrs M. G. Keasling left
Sunday morning for Marshffeld and
Appleton, where they will spend a few
days with friends.
Harry Veness and family drove to
Pierce county Sunday morning. They
will spend few days with friends and
relatives at Maiden Rock and Ono,
Wis.
Gus Wachs had an auction sale at
his farm south Of Exeland, Wednes-
day. The family will leave immedi-
ately for Marshfield, where Mr..
Wachs is employed.
The G.. w .Veness family, who moved
to Cooperstown, N. Y, last spring,
have returned to Wisconsin to live.
They drove through and they report
that Wisconsin looks better than any
of the country they have gone
through.
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LONE PINE DISTRICT

Ed Mccormick spent the weekend
at the Fl. e. Hause home.
G. A. Brown and Frank Maryatt
were business callers in Bruce Mon
day.
w. A. Wilson, of Superior called at
the G. A. Brown home Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs Chas. Brainerd, Of La
dysmith, called at the B. Leblanc
home Sunday afternoon.
F. E. Stannard and Claude Walters,
of Eau Claire spent a few days last
week with the G. A. Brown family.
Miss Florence Drake attended
teachers meeting at the Cedar Creek
school near Bruce Friday evening.
There will be, a Halloween party
and basket social at the schoolhouse
Tuesday evening, ct.t31, at 8 o'clock.
A short program will also be given
by the school society. Proceeds from
the social will be used for the school
library Everyone is invited.
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CLOVERLEAF SCHOOL
.ndna Gibbs has been i'll the past

Grandpa Gibbs has been Ill the past
week.
Myrtle Chamberlin returned to her
school this week.
Helen Thayer has been absent from
school on account of sickness.
Quite a number Of pupils are alb
sent from school on account of colds.
Mrs. Elsie Chamberlin and Miss
Myrtle Chamberlin visited our school
Friday afternoon.
A pie social will be given at the
Cloverleaf school, Thursday, Oct. 70
Girls bring pies. Everybody welcome
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wakefield, ant
son, Clarence, Miss Enid Hansen anc
Miss Eta Hansen motOred to Gler
Flora and spent Sunday at the A. G
Hansen home
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WEYERHAEUSER,

4eo on Savings. - w We haeusel
State Bank. 18t1
/ o. H. Hurless was a LadysmitI
caller Monday.
Insurance in best companies
Weyerhaeuser State Bank. 1St1
DR.. Hanson, of Bruce, was an over.
Sunday visitor in our city.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. V. Needham were
Ladysmith callers Saturday.
r. Miss Nellie Baldwin, Of Hillsdale, is
visiting at the Albert Olson home
Theo. PREM and daughter, Della,
were callers in Ladysmith Monday.
re julius Tom was a Ladysmith caller
Saturday, having dental work done. !.
Mr. and Mrs. Claire Gillett and
Miss Hazel Burt drove to Ladysmith
Saturday.
Misses Ethel Frenchick, Marvel Maf-
felt and Ray Benson were Sunday Wis
itors here.
Miss Stoddard, teacher of the second
grade, spent the weekend at her home
in Barron.
Misses Mildred Webb and Maude
Maffett were Bruce callers Saturday
afternoon.
NJ A. Anderson has been quite i'll
for several weeks, but is improved at
this writing.
Ernest Wood and Miss Baxter
played for dance at Rusk Farm Sat
urday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. e. e. Tabor, Mrs. ].
A. Maffett and Miss Tabor shopped at
Bruce Saturday.
Alden Vorce, who is attending the
Minneapolis Business Collie ge, is
spending a week at his home here.
Joe LaFave and daughters, Miss AZ
ia LaFave and Mrs Lawrence Koch
Ter, motored to Ladysmith Saturday.
Mrs. Ziek, formerly Miss Mae Nc
Cumber, who now resides north of
Bruce spent Saturday here visiting
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs F. L. Vorce, Alden and
Miss Lavone Vorce, and Miss Lucille
Tompkins motored to Rice Lake Sum-
day evening.
substitute teacher for Miss Ina Null
len, who is confined to her home on
account Of sickness.
The F. L. Vorce family and Miss Lu
vile Tompkins motored t o Spooner
Saturday to witness the Spooner-Rice
Lake football game.
Mrs. Charlotte Babcock entertained
Mr. and Mrs. Tabor and Mrs. J. A.
Maffett at a six o'clock dinner at her
home Friday evening, in honor Of her
birthday.
Miss Margaret Keith, daughter Of
P S. Keith, sprained her ankle, due to
fall, and has been having consider
able trouble, but is able to- step on her
foot now. ia
Miss Lavone Vorce, who is en-
pIoyed at Minneapolis, arrived here
Saturday evening for weeks visit at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
F. L. Vorce e
The dance at the opera hall Satur-
day evening was well attended by a
large, crowd from Weyerhaeuser and
surrounding towns. Heinie Lewm's
orchestra furnished excellent music.
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AMACOY LAKE

Goff's have new housekeeper.
Mrs. Chas. Atwood spent Wednes-
day in Bruce.
Mrs. FL. McHugh is recovering from
an attack of influenza.
Mary Brainerd and Beth McHugh
spent the weekend at home.
Oscar Raiza drove to Merrill with
Sam <Frish. From there Oscar will go
I to Indiana.
No one on line q was able to call
Bruce the past week because of some
defect somewhere.
Mr.. and Mrs William Sweet and
daughter. Ruth, spent Sunday even
ing at w. L. Atwood's.
Frank Stevens is on the mail route
substituting for A. B. Compton, who
is quite i'll with the flu.
A large number attended the Anna
coy Farmers Club meeting Saturday
night. Let's all be present at the next
meeting, Saturday, Oct. %, as the boys
are going to have surprise in store
for all.
Margaret Keasling of Soft Maple,
won first prize ON potatoes in the boys
and girls club. Miss Keasling re-
ceived an encyclopedia and $3.50.
Alva Carter won second, and George
Kernweip third.
Sunday guests at the Herbert Golf
home were: Mr.. and Mrs Fred At
wood and sons, Kenman and Manuel,
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Muermann, and son,
all of Chetek. Mr.. and Mrs. w. l..
i Atwood, John and Walter, and Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Atwood were there
ALSO
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WILLARD CENTER

Miss Florence Cline spent the week
end at home.
VIM. Ayers has the job of hauling
the school children.
Miss Townsend held services at the
schoolhouse Sunday. She was accom-
panied by Miss Johnson. 7!
H. E. Davis and family had fo1
Sunday guests, J. A. Boyer and wife
Win Davis and family, G, F. Rhodes
wife, and Shirley.
Atty McGill was out attending
town board meeting trying to straight
en- out the board 1t seems to be the
general opinion THAT we had better
elect board that won't fight all the
time, or hire an attorney by the year
w. S. Stroup resigned as chairman o.
the board. -
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ELDER CREEK

Many spent Monday evening at the
J. Doom home practicing for the G.
I. G. program to be held at the Allan
ia hall the first Saturday in Novem-
ber Remember the dance and bas-
ket social at Atlanta Oct 81, for the
benefit of the soldiers monument of
Rusk county.
Those of our neighborhood who took
in the sights at Big Falls Sunday
we're: J. Topliff and wife, G. Joyner
wife and son, Sheldon, Ernest Weuth
rich and family, Mr. and Mrs. K
Brainerd and wife, Mrs. H. Hinzie
and daughter, Jennie, Duane Joynel
and daughter, Velma, 0. B. Dalton
wife and son, Otto. All felt well pait
for their trip.
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RIVERSIDE

Theo. Bickle is hauling gravel to
finish his new barn.
Miss Zella Churchill, who lives near
Ladysmith, visited at the West home
last Sunday:
Mrs. J. Kirkpatrick's father mother
and brother, of Warrens, Wis, are
visiting in this vicinity.
Ben Green, of Vernon county, is
visiting at the home of his sister,
Mrs Frank Woodcock.
A crowd gathered at the home of
Hartzel Chalfant last Saturday even
ing to congratulate him and his
bride. They also made lots of noise
with the cowbells, which Hartze
thought he couldn't endure so he tried
to escape, but alas, Hartzels suspend
ers were too good to let him escape
from crowd like they were.
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NEW HUTCHINSON

Will Van Solen is hauling lumber
for his new barn.
Elton and Will Davis are stump
ing land near Weyerhaeuser.
Some from here attended services at
Weyerhaeuser Sunday and report good
sermons.
There was quite a crowd at the
Janoska sale Monday, despite the bad
weather.
Mr.. and Mrs j. Alvord visited their
daughter, Mrs. Glare Gillett and fam
lily, Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Alvord delivered
honey to people on the Island Lake
road Thursday. II
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EAST GROW

The school board held a meeting
Saturday.
Four new men have begun work at
the camp.
Mrs. G. Finley had dental work
done Moday
Mr. and Mrs G. r. Loomis drove to
Ladysmith Tuesday.
Tex Holstein has begun work clear
ing land for G. III. Loomis.
Mrs. Louis Stassel is now acting as
assistant cook at the camp.
Mr. Haessly, of Ellsworth, made a
short business trip to his camp Satur.
day.
The Misses Amy and Jessie Schmidt
are visiting their sister, Mrs. Car
Grover.
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WALRATH

Mrs Walrath was with us a few
days last week.
j. d. Dunn was home from Big
Falls for couple of days this week.
J. G. Meyers, of Millersburg, Ind,
is visiting his grandson, R. E. Meyers,
our new storekeeper. Mr.. Meyers
likes our country very much
Walrath's potato raisers are har-
vesting their crops this week. AS
yet none of them have their seed back.
Geo. Kettering expects to ship his DO
tatoes to Indiana He raised a pref
ty good crop.
daughter was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank GARDENER last Thursday
evening. Mr.. GARDENER and family
arrived in Walrath Thursday morning
from near Rochester, Mimi. They ex-
pect to live in the Shepherd house this
winter. They bought 40 acres from
Roy Kettering and expect to move
onto it in the spring. Mr.. GARDENER
is a brother of Mrs. Clint Nicholson.
The committee that was in charge
of the community play held at Wall
rath Sept. 3, wish it to be known that
the proceeds from the play and dance
have been deposited at the State Bank
Of Glen Flora and that said proceeds
will remain there until the Walrath
community club purchases a piano!
This notice is published with the in
tention~ that few people be put
fro Or
that the committee absconded with the
money or any part of it. Signed: Com
mittee in charge.
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GLENDALE

Floyd Graves visited school Wednes-
day forenoon.
Art Wright is painting Emil john
sons residence.
Miss Margaret Cotton went to her
school Sa turday
Eva Bates and Irene Collier visited
school Friday afternoon.
Beth and Donald Fillion spent Sun
day with their home folks.
There was a small attendance at
Sunday school last Sunday.
The playground and volley balls
are in constant use during intermis-
sions
Mrs. Novander is suffering with. a
sore hand caused by piece of steel
from the separator.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. e. Chickering at
tended the teachers meeting held at
! Elder Greek Friday evening. Mrs.
Chickering and Mr.. Lyons rendeted
musical numbers for the meeting.
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FOR EXCHANGE

38-ACRE well improved farm, half
mile from city limits, no incum-
brance. Want Ladysmith residence.
Store and stock of goods, clear. Want
small improved farm. 60-acre river
front tract Win take good, used car
120-acre partly improved farm. Want
restaurant or small business. $50
acres of timber land Can use hotel,
store or other income property.-O. A.
SERGENT" 2S-29
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WOODLAND SCHOOL

Steve Wasik made a trip to Weyer-
haeuser on bicycle Friday. i
Miss Verna, Jasicki was caller at
the Woodland school Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clare Gillett made a
trip to Ladysmith Saturday. Mrs
Gillett's niece, Hazel Burt, accompan-
led them.
A number of people from Woodland
attended the meeting OF the literary
society at Strickland. This was the
first meeting of the season.
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Mrs. Barton, of Exeland, was calling.
on old friends here last week.
Born--To Mr. and Mrs. Bert Begin.
on October II, a baby girl. =
Mrs. Arthur Scheel and Grace Scheel
were Sunday afternoon callers at the
Charles Kittelson home.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Cherry and fam
lily spent Sunday at the Dr. Mccormick
home at New Auburn.
Edmund Leblanc went to Wauke-
sha Sunday night where he will work
with Hulgar and Ed Clausen.
Mrs. G. p. Clausen was confined to
her bed few days last week but is
much better at this writing, !.
Ed. Clausen had a few days vaca-
ton last week and spent the time here
visiting the home folks and friends
Still the crowds come. Where? To
the hurry pavilion. When? Every
Saturday night. Good floor, good mu-
sic and good eats.
On October 3 occurred the marriage
OF Bertha Clausen and AL. Knudson at
Waukesha. The newly-weds will
make their home there for the present.
Sam Cornwell was taken to the hos
pital by DR.. Johnson on Wednesday
last where he submitted to an opera
ton for appendicitis. His friends here
hope for speedy recovery.
David Lyons, Miss Drake, Mrs. Gran
dali and daughter Iris attended the
teachers meeting at the Joiner school
Friday night. They report an interest
ing meeting but poorly attended.
q. G. Crandall took in the National
Dairy show at st. Paul, returning Fri
day night, He reports the show as
better than. ever this year, and the
showing of Brown Swiss exceptionally
good. One hundred and eleven head
were entered.
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HORSEMAN

Herman Frieze transacted business
here Tuesday.
J. F. Bittles transacted business in
Rice Lake Saturday. aaa -
Harold Wood and Vivian Robinson
drove to Rice Lake Tuesday
King Winter made his appearance
Monday. Rather unwelcome visitor
Mrs G. F. Alderman left Sunday
morning for Minong and Minneapolis,
where she intends to visit for about
ten days.
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MAPLE CENTER

Helen Wallace is again in school.
j. Jennings brother is here on bus
mess.
Oscar Burns and family were over
Sunday visitors at their old home.
Miss Gene Wier, of southern Wiscon-
Esin, is visiting at the f. Ryall home
sfor couple of weeks.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAKERY BUSINESS for sale n
Iowa; takes in $3.50 per week. Only
one bakery in that city. Selling rea-
son, sickness. Inquire of FRANK p.
HROCH, Ladysmith, Wis. South Of
hospital. 1t
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i MALE HELP WANTED

MEN WANTED. GoodVmen who are
not afraid to work can get a chance
yer land near Ladysmith by applying
to M. o. EMMONS, Ladysmith, Wis.
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FURNISHED ROOMS

FOR FURNISHED ROOMS and
board phone 215W., MRS. o,
KUENNE, Sixth-st, near highschool.
2S-2S*
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MuRRY NINE DE- /
FEATS GLENDALE
Score is One-Sided. - News
Notes of hurry and Il
Vicinity !,

A ball game was played on the dia-,
mond Sunday between Glendale and
hurry. Needless to say hurry won,.
but the score was too one-sided to men,
tion
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Attendance Was Large and Po-
tatoes Fine.-Other North
z Star Items

for next year and the majority were in
favor of a calf club, so arrangements
will be made during the winter
months for a North Star Calf Club
1t was also decided at the commun
ity meeting to try and have Mr.. Tur-
ner, Of the Rusk County Farm Bureau
come up next Saturday night, Oct
q, and tell us what and how the
Farm Bureau does and how to organ
ize.
(
Z Frank Inchowski has bought another
milk COW.
Miss Pilgrim and niece spent Satur-
day in Conrath.
I Frank Inchowski lost one Of his
milk COWS last Sunday.
I Waldo Brainerd, Of Bruce, was a
caller at the Harris home Sunday.
Willis Applebee was down to ANA
coy visiting with his father last week.
I The rumor is that Newt Swenson is
about to buy a farm west Of Exc
land.
I Quite a few folks from this district
attended A. Vandalen's auction at
Weirgor.
Mrs. Fillion, of Murry visited at the
home of Mrs. Annie Swenson one day
last week.
/ Frank Sanderson is having his house
moved nearer to the road. Howard
Veness is doing the job.
Chef Harris picked potatoes for Mr..
Anderson on the Christensen farm
near Exeland, recently.
! Albert Weaver and wife, and son,
Raymond, of Belleville, Kansas, are
visiting at the Chas. Lund and Her
man Kuhn homes
Say girls, John Sloan needs cook,
it isn't no joke this patching business.
If you think it is ask Fred Doege,
he'll tell you different
/ Sam Bormel, who has been working
at Couderay this summer, was taken
sick and DIR. Johnson was called. He
took him to st. Mary's hospital at La
dysmith and operated on him for ap-
pendicitis.
James Hansen's four-horse~ team
ran away with his potato digger last
week. Fortunately no one was in
jured, but the potato digger was COM
pletely wrecked.
Wanted-to know how a farmer can
pay the interest on his land, taxes and
other debts, with potatoes only half
a. crop and only one-quarter price.
Where does he get his pay for his
work. There's only one way out Of
it, farmers will have to find and kill
the niger in the wood-pile.
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NOTICE
J. J. ENGLAND will hold AN auction

sale of real estate, comprising a 2
story business house and 3 lots on
Main. ST., Stone Lake, Saturday, Oct
81, at 100 p. N. at the front door Of
the court house. Hayward, Wis, HI. P.
Fuley, auctioneer. One-fourth of pur-
chase price at time of sale. Balance
on terms.
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NATLACO

Mr.. Dusell lost his black horse.
f. G. Becker is working on the road.
III. J. Baxter has purchased a horse.
III. j. Baxter is building a chicken
coop.
A family has moved in the Holmes
house,
Lars Lindahl has quit working at
the dam.
There was large crowd at the
dance Saturday night.
Mrs. t. Lemberger and daughter
Lucy, are going to Madison soon.
c. Yeager has taken the job OF
brushing for new road south OF
Tony
Grover Walton is staying home now
He is digging potatoes, but has beer
working at the DAM
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TO TRADE good road horse or
team for young work horse or
team-M. O. EMMONS.
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FOR RENT

THREE BRIGHT ROOMS for light
housekeeping city water; lights.
Partly furnished, if desired.-MRS.
MARY RUDDICK, phone 356R, East
Eighth-st. IT.
WILL RENT lower rooms of my house
for the winter-H. F. DAVIS, 800
r. Worden-ay. 2S-29*
Read the News Budget want ads.
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WANTED-TO TRADE

HAVE 2 ACRE lots in Ladysmith
would like to trade for auto-Ford
preferred. e. M. WORDEN. 25-2S*
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FINE EIGHTY for sale at a bargain

Will trade for city property or
make clearing agreement. Chance to
make good money and be independent.
E. L. A. BRUGER, Ladysmith, Wis
cOnSin. @ ~ 2S-3l*
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FARM WANTED
FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE

s. G. w. LEGHORN pullets for sale,
or will exchange for Buff Orpington
or w. Wyandotte pullets, for Ii
H. DeWALT, 31a miles northeast of
Ladysmith. 26-28*
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Read the News-Budget want ads.
BASS LAKE

Mrs. Albert is gaining rapidly in
health.
s. Jacob Yoder has employment in La
dysmith.
George Leroux went to Ladysmith
Monday.
Fred Unger buzzed wood for VIM.
Green, Monday.
Jacob Senff and wife were Bruce
callers Thursday.
Mrs. VIM. Turnbull went to Lady
smith Wednesday.
VIM, Green hauled oats to Lady
smith Wednesday,
The beautiful snow came few
days before we were ready for it.
Mesdames Fredricks, Sawyer and
Unger were Bruce shoppers Wednes-
day.
Mrs. John Sawyer and Mrs. Fred
Unger were shopping in Ladysmith on
Monday.
Harry Berkeypile made business
trip to Ladysmith Friday, as also did
Bud Miller.
Friends of Hilda Senff gave hand
kerchief shower in honor of her six
teenth birthday Oct. II.
This neighborhood is suffering with
bad colds and other complications.
which for want of better name we
will call summer flu
The potato digger is still busy in
this vicinity. George Leroux expects
to finish digging Wednesday, and it
then goes to Jesse Egly's.
Harry Berkeypile closed the potato
digging season for this year, last Sat
urday. Mesdames Jesse Egly and
Holdread assisted Mrs Berkeypile
with the cooking.
Sunday school and church was well
attended last Sunday. Our pastor,
F. Sawyer, preached an inspirational
sermon on "The Three Temptations of
Jesus Don't fail to be there next
Sunday and have a friend with you.
Sunday school at 2 100 p. M, and
church services at 8 100 p. m.
Last Friday evening about forty
friends of Harry Leroux met at the
Leroux home and gave him very
pleasant surprise. Harry left Satur-
day night for Chicago, where he has
employment. Everybody thoroughly
enjoyed themselves, playing games.
Ice cream, cake and coffee were
served, and all left at late hour
feeling better for having been there.