Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-11-04
WEST MARSHALL

MOuudv.
Miss Lillian Szucs was county seat
visitor last week.
Melvin Vaughan hauled potatoes TO
Conrath last Friday
Mrs. Adolph Haase returned from
New Richmond last Friday.
Peter Thomas is doing some clear
ing on the Henry Luz place
John Moot is helping Matt Fasbin-
der with clearing this week.
Art Nikoley is visiting with friends
and relatives in Illinois this week.
Mr.. and Mrs F. NJ. Wager were bus
mess callers in Ladysmith Saturday
c. o. TrOtter has painted some of
/ f. S. West and wife, from Superio-,
visited at the jim Patterson home last
week.
August Loudon sold some wood to
the Marshall Dairymen's Association,
recently.
John Erickson is clearing up some
stumps.
Frank Elmer went to Ladysmith
Monday to try TO get his naturaiZa
ton papers.
Adam Hartman and Win Sheets are
preparing their fireWoOd in Henry
Lutz's woods.
Henry Haase is helping his brother
do some carpenter work on the addi-
tion to his house.
William Vinegar is clearing up a
new strip of cut-Over land and is also
getting up his winters supply of fire
wood.
Don Pilgrim, who went to Iowa with
Il carload of cattle belonging to John
Shepherd some time ago, returned TO
his home last week.
Mike Myers, of Elk Mound, and f.
MaveS, from near Los Angeles, Calf,
visited at the George John home last
week.
Our friend, Herman, must be con
templating upon joining the navy. We
saw him tanning some navy beans
last week.
Henry Schwerzel, who has been
renting the Spooner farm, known as
the old Rausch place, moved to his
own place last week.
This community is getting to he
quite a potato country. G. w. Wood
ward bought about six or seven car
loads this fall in spite of the crop be-
ing poor.
Emmett Chalfant is so anxious to see
the Sheldon garage completed that he
got a job of laying concrete blocks.
He wants the garage done so he can
get his wheelbarrow rugged up.
Henry and Melvin Motz are pre-
pairing to move a small building which |
stands opposite the Wager home, to
the farm owner by Henry Motz
John White is getting after the
skunks in proper fashion. He's so anX- |
iOus to know whether he traps them |
that he goes to see his traps before
breakfast each morning
Fred Lamp broke up few acres |
of marsh land for JOS. HUM. We
could hear the tractor chug quite loud |
ly at times but it seemed to get along |
better in the soft spots than team
Of horses could.
Louis Horn the cheesemaker, re-
turned from Marion last Saturday and
reports that many of the cheese fac
tories around that locality that have
been getting ten thousand pounds Of
milk a day, are not getting any more
than the Marshall factory.
All the log and brush heaps seem
TO be suffering with burnitis this week. !
1t surely is fun to clear in clear, dry
weather. How about il Mr.. Farm Ed
tor? A good turnover this fall will
give the farmer Il chance to sow the
hay seed early in the spring.
Matt Fasbinder, who shipped car
load of potatoes to KenOsha last week,
returned to COnrath last Saturday. He
peddled the whole carload of spuds IN
the city and said that many of the
city people thought that northern
grown potatoes were freaks and would
not buy any until one Of the house
wives cooked UP few Of them to see
if they didn't change to stone.
We happened to attend a school
program and pie social at the River
side school last Friday evening and
saw one of the largest crowds and one
Of the best programs we have seen
One of the window shades fell down
and the correspondent and his gang
got the blame for it and also were
scomplimented by being called brainless
NUTS, but we amt kickin' for the
party that gave us such praise was no
better ''hisself"