Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-07-28
WEST MARSHALL

WEST MARSHALL
Walter Battley drove to Ladysmith
last Saturday. rsaeli J lg
Harry Munns helped Ed White put
up hay last week. t saa eiHa8
Tom Clark motored to Ladysmith
Saturday evening .eaa 1851 ~
X. Wierzbinslsi drove to the county
seat last Saturday
Matt Fasbinder has been kept quite
busy hauling rock. #i
Pete Thomas motored to Holcombe
Saturday afternoon. i5aa Ha1s
Louis j. Horn motored to Ladysmitla
Wednesday afternoon. xgi,n8S 3aa9 !,
fslBen Mindykowski helped Louis 81 j.
Horn overhaul his car. GI
It! Zawistowski was business CALI
err in Iadysmith Thursday
j c. Beach and Pete Kron were in
LadysInith Friday afternoon.
Miss Bernice Sibbey is clerking at
Woodward's store this week. lk
Bob Thummel and Pete Kronl were
in Ladysmith on business Tuesday.
John Papiel1lik attended the lot
sale at pIIadysrlith last week. Friday.
lotto 3Stoll is working for August
Kanning, owner of the "Speed Farm
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. Izdepski and
children were in iLadysrnith Tuesday.
Mrs. Wild Clark returned from Iowa;
where she has been visiting with rela-
tives. tsfa 2 a& sn H3Y4k .f8
Milton Myers, of Jim Falls spent
the weekend at the Geo. NJ John
home. 50 tifn1iiE.9 g{im@ IF 9aiaz
Tony Scharenbroek has stumped
some of his pasture land and is break
Steve Sues, senior, was taken TO
the Ladysmith hospital last Sunday
evening.
Melvin Vaughan had the job of cut
ting Frank Ellner's crop of rye with
his binder
Herman Rassel and son, Peter,
helped George John with his haying
last week. IS
Tony Conrath and his relatives from
Minnesota motored to the big little
city Friday.
Fred Lamps cousin of Stevens
Point, is spending several days at the
Lamp home
Henry Schwerzel purchased a barn
hay fork equipment and will install
it in his barn.
Dr. and Mrs. B. F. Kinyon visited
with friends south of Conrath last
Thursday afternoon.
John HUM, Ed White and Pete
Thomas attended to business matters
in Ladysmith Friday afternoon.
The A. B. Anderson sale which was
held last Monday was very well at
tended and the sales were quite brisk.
S. R. Elkow and sister, Miss Olym-
pia, and Miss Carrie Mindykowski mo-
tored to I4adysmith Monday morning.
Miss Carrie Mindykowski, who is
visiting at the home of her parents.
will leave for South Bend, Ind, Fri
day.
Mr.. and. Mrs G. w. Woodward left
for Long Lake Tuesday, where they
will spend several days at their cot
tage.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B. Anderson left
for Virginia, Mimi, Wednesday, where
Mr.. Anderson will be employed as an
electrician.
The crops in this part of the county
are looking fine. We have noticed al
so that some potato fields are being
attacked by leaf hoppers.
Mrs. F. j. Melrose returned from
Minneapolis last Wednesday and will
stay on the farm with her sons, who
preceded her some weeks ago.
T. P. Shreve, a field man Of the Wis
consin Farmer, spent several days in
this part of the country soliciting sub
scriptions for the farm paper.
The Conrath ball team went to play
hall against Sheldon last Sunday and
came home with another defeat to
their credit. The game was well
played, the score being s to z, in ia
vor of Sheldon.
There will be a field day celebration
held at the Rusk county demonstration
farm on Thursday, August 3. Good
speakers will be present, so arrange
your program onthe farm so you can
take in the big doings on the state
farm.