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

John Moot has moved into the Johr
Hemm home.
G. w. Sheets purchased cow from
S. II. Mccall, recently.
Don Pilgrim hauled load of In,
TO Ladysmith this week.
| John MatacZynski is logging off somC
of his newly brushed land
Tom Young rode to Ladysmith o,
| horseback last Wednesday.
n. II. Spooner received a carload 81
-four and feed last Wednesday,
| Frank PazdZiorkO is hauling pOta
toes to COnrath at zoe bushel.
| Joe Janoszek did some breaking fol
farmer near Sheldon. recently.
: j. A, Pendleton was suffering with
an attack of erysipelas last week.
J.. MindykOwski is remodelling his
house and has enlarged it considerably
Zephry Henry has been helping with
the work in the Eastwood garage.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Wager mOtOred
to Chippewa Falls last Saturday.
Wild Clark and sons are getting their
winters supply of wood ready.
Steve Szucs is hauling gravel from
the sandpit south of the cheese fac
tory.
Mr. and Mrs III. Cox and Miss Ma
RE Belbeck were Ladysmith shoppers
Saturday.
Melvin Matz and Henry Wagar were
Ladysmith callers last Saturday af-
ternO0n.
Vincent Was is hauling lumber from
Sheldon which he will use for his new
barn.
\. Fl. SpOOner is kept away from
his home on account of being a mem
bef of the jury.
Bert French had quite crop Of
|rutabagas on strip of land which he
broke up last spring.
Frank Nitek drove to Ladysmith
last week and brought home Il large
load of dairy feed.
Alex MindykOwski acted as cheese
makers assistant at the factory Sat
urday.
T.. S. Riphenberg and son, Robert,
attended to business matters in Lady
smith last Saturday.
Mrs Oscar Engstrom and Mrs. Will
Osborne and son, Clarence, mOtOred 10
the county seat Monday.
John Costello, of Lafayette county.
has rented the Spooner farm, known as
the old Rausch place.
Howard Teeters hasn't finished hay
.,,ns W. h
old grass by the roadside on the way
TO Conrath.
Pete KrOn is re-brushing a strip Of
land which has managed to raise a
good second crop of brush in spite OF
the dry summer.
The price of cheese is getting closer
to it's real value. The Marshall Dairy
mems Association paid 45c a pound
for fat for the first half Of October.
Herman Sillman, who has purchased
the John Shepherd place, has made
good showing on it. He has all his
blowing done and also did some log
ging on ii.
There will he basket social and
a community gathering on Friday, Nov.
1S, at the Mindykowslli school. The
county agent will be there and also a
musical quartet if the weather permits
them to get there.
The members of the Farmers ASsO-
citation of Sheldon, met at the Sheldon
school last Saturday evening and de-
cided to have O carload of dairy feed
shipped in They also shipped cattle
from Sheldon last Monday.
Frank Conrath's big Paige got tired
of being run to death all the time so
it developed q bad case of hernia OF
the differential. While the big car is
resting in EastwOod's undertaking par.
lors Frank is making use Of good rat
Ting car called Ford which belongs
to Ray Stumpner.
Robert Thummel is quite happy as
he has all of his fall blowing done and
fence built on his east line to keep
the potato bugs from coming off Pete
Kron's land next summer While we
were passing his place we heard him
sing the following: my BOnny looked
into the gas tank the height Of its con-
tents to see He lighted match to as
sist him. Bring back my Bonny to
| me-"