Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-09-23
WEST MARSHALL

Icle IuOIlldS mOlOfeu 10 f1OICOIIiUe
last week.
VIM. Burdick has been filling his
silOS this week.
George Mauk is doing some stump
ing this week.
The Shepherd boys have been pull
ing stumps lately.
Dolph Shepherd was a county seat
visitor this week.
Nearly everyone in this community
took in the county fair.
Ben Beyler is helping Joe HUM
harvest his corn crop.
VIM. Boppre took a carload Of cat
tie to Chicago last Saturday.
r. w. Groves hulled some clover
seed for Earl Riphenburg, recently.
NJ. G. Mullen, of Ladysmith, spent
several days in the community buying
cattle.
n. H. SpoOner bought two cows
and took them out to his farm last
Sunday.
G. and Virgil Mccall, of Carlyle,
Ia. are visiting at the Jim Patterson
home.
f. NJ. Wager attended the Farm Blu
reau meeting in Ladysmith Saturday
afternoon.
Frank ELMER hauled some lumber
for his gargage from Sheldon last
week
Art Nikoley painted his fiivver with
raw linseed OIL so now the mud slips
off easy.
John GOrla came to the Marshall
factory Tuesday to see what long
horn cheese looked like.
S. Mccall, who had an operation for
appendicitis recently, is reported to
be getting along quite well.
John Mataczynski and Stanley Co
lat have commenced carpenter work
on the Steve Szucs house.
Melvin Matz has the concrete foun-
dation for his house completed and
is ready to begin carpenter work.
Mrs. Carrie r. Beach, Of Marietta,
Ohio. is spending some time with her
| son, C. J. Beach and wife, of West
| Marshall.
f. S. Riphenburg's father mOtored
up from Eau Claire last Friday and
is spending a few days at the home
of his son.
Chairman Stroup, of Willard, and
j. A. Pendleton are making good use
of the town grading outfit by grading
up the roads.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c.. Beach, of James
town. n. d.. have been recent guests
of their brother, C. J. Beach and wife,
of West Marshall.
Alex MindykOwski is helping make
cheese at the Marshall factory as L..
Horn. the cheeSemaker, is unable TO
work on account of a sore hand.
Henry Haase begun digging his po-
tatoes Monday. He used a digger but
the potatoes were so small that they
fell through in between the elevator
apron.
Mesdames ]. c.. Beach, Carrie Il.
Beach. Amy Mum, and Mr.. and Mrs.
!. G.. Beach mOtOred to Ladysmlth on
Sunday evening and attended services
aft the Christian church.
Fred Lamp was in such a hurry TO
get TO a place in West Marshall tnat
he let his gravel crusher run too fast
over rough roads, causing break IN
the steering apparatus and making
direct detour for the ditch, the front
soft SnOt
were out of sight in no time. All
credit is due to Tom Clark who, WIN
the scientific use Of a team ana
switch got the old tub back into the
road so Fred could continue his jour
ney.
Y. Fl. Spooner who gives chiroprac-
tic treatment by hauling people IN ms
Ford truck took load or DaseDali
nlayers and enthusiasts to FlamDeau
last Sunday to see the regular month
lv game between Flambeau and Con-
rath. The West Marshall dope hunt
err happened to stray there ana nad
a chance to see the whole thing Ihe
score was wonderful, IA to 3, In Ia
yor of Flambeau. Bruno Gable, the
umpire. did his best to be square ana
succeeded in being so, but then III spite
of the game being all right the score
was all wrong for Conr a H.
| John Hoffman pitched for COnraCh
The writer admits that John did as
god a Job of pitching as could be done
but it could plainly be seen that ne
had no support. If some OF the play
ers were better observers they could
have at least given John pair oil
snsneaders or crutch for support. The
| girls attracted Fred Lamps ATTENTION
so much that the Flambeau pitcher
managed to get Fred out two con