Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-08-19
WEST MARSHALL

last Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. F. Dewey are visit
ing with friends in Iowa.
John TenniSOn is making root Gel
lar on his farm.
Art NickOley drove to LadySmith
last Wednesday.
j. A. Pendleton threshed at Henry
Haase's place Monday.
l.. MindykOwski is. helping John
Styczynski build his house.
L. Chatham helped Matt Fasbinder
haul gravel for a concrete silo.
Steve Sues is kept busy making
a foundation for his new house.
Pete Thomas and John HUM mo-
t0red to Ladysmith last Thursday.
John Shepherd spent a couple Of
days in Chippewa Falls last week.
E. A. Kirvan and A. M. Alden, of
Ladysmith, called at the Leo Elbow
home Monday
Nick HUM returned from Mayville
last Saturday and will help his par
ents with farm work
Wild Clark re-shingled the roof and
is putting in a concrete floor in his
machine shed.
John MatacZynski has returned home
from Fond du Lac, where he was en-
ployed as carpenter
Louis Horn and Misses LOttie and
Leona John spent Sunday evening at
the Elkow home.
Will Hicks was county seat caller
last Saturday.
Lncian Izdepski inserted new set
Of false teeth on the end of his drive
shaft in the fiiyyer.
Quite a number of the people from
Marshall attended the Holy Trinity
picnic at COnrath last Sunday.
The COnratA dance was very well
attended and good time reported by
many. Another dance will be given
a week from Friday.
When we saw Bob Wisbar pitching
bundles of oats into the threshing ma
chine we wondered why he isn't pitch
ing ball for the New York Yankees.
At last we have the old vat set up
at the Marshall dairymen'S factory
and fill it with whey. Here's where
the beauty enthusiasts have a chance
to take beauty baths.
There are few high culverts on the
road between Riphenburg's corner and
Conrath, and all those who take a ride
In West Marshall and dope singers
FLYERS admit that the sensation is akin
to chiropFactic treatments.
John Mindyk0Wski filled his silo
last week He planted two bushels of
good Golden Glow seed corn with his
grain drill, making the rows about
three feet apart and the corn grew so
fast and large that he only used half
of the corn from the whole field.
Henry Schwerzel had a job which
he dreaded to tackle. The job was
taking down a stave silO that was
leaning quite badly. He let the job
go as long as he could and when he
got ready to get after the silo he found
that the wind had done the job to per
lection, so he picked up the slaves and
hauled them to his farm, and will
erect it before filling time.
The Sheldon bat swingers went to
play ball against the H9lcombe team
at HQlc9mhe last Sunday. It was sure
some game The score was 3 to 2, il:
favor of Holc9mlhe. 50 it shows thai
the Sheldon team is not an easy civ
ing up team. The players have the
whole thing down pat and Hamblh
gives the feldefs a chance to Si
around ~ the balls nRveF get q chance
TO roll ont of the diamand. A game
like that is surely worth watching
+ Art Nickoley, Tom Clark and Cornell
FlkoW held funeral services over the
ditferentials Of Ford that sustama'
severe injuries while berry picking
in Flambeag last week. The disease
was diagnosed to be zebrochine zehn'
in the ring gear. After shedding few
rickeis and dimes the Ford came t
llfe when respiration was restored
Fne Conrath base ball team chal
lengad the West Marshall and Willard
ball teams to PLAY ball last Sunday
The game was begun and both teams
did good work for amateurs but the
Gonrath team seemed to be in q better
condition to play ball as they won
By score of Ii to II, in favor OF Con
vath. The Marshall-Willard team was
In the lead for the first five innings
then they began to change pitcher
which gave the other team q chance
to make quite a few runs, Fred Laml
pitched one inning and managed to hi
the bat every time, making the field
ers do all the playing. John Mataezy'i
ski pitched few Innings until his arr
got sore, and the balance OF the piteh
llg was done by some other players
Mantey pendleton stood masked ne
hind the painted log and did goo(
work at catching. Louis Horn caugh
for the Conrath team and John Hot
man was pitcher. Both teams WI!
play for five dollar sweepstakes mex
Sunday.