Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-06
WEST MARSHALL.

| Frank Elmer was Il county seat
caller last Tuesday
/ Miss Amy Cox visited with friends
in Holcombe last week.
w Fl. Umback was a business caller
in Ladysmith last Friday
Some people from Ohio are visiting
at the Matt Fasbinder home
| Dolph Shepherd and c. NJ. Elkow
drove TO Ladysmith Tuesday
| Matt Fasbinder went to Ladysmith
| last week to consult a physician.
Clarence Brown took an inventory
of the stock in his store jan and 2.
| John Gorla visited at the home of
his broihcr-in-law at Sheldon last Sat
| urday.
Gregory West and son, Roy. have
| been hauling hay from the Heckel
| marsh.
George John buZzed wood for Henry
Gcrberding and John Dermody on
Monday.
Lowell Shepherd has left for the
| southern part of the state. where he
| has employment.
If you wants TO know how the roads
are for autoing just ask Chef Ser
! gcant. he tried it last Saturday.
Judging from the large number Of
snow banks it ought to be easier for
| farmer 10 borrow money now
/ Mrs. Dan Cox and children, who
| have been visiting with relatives at
| Haugen. returned TO her home last
| week
Mr.. and Mr.. F. Curtis, who have
been visiting at the Ed White home
returned to their home at Proctor
Mimi. Monday.
Miss Lillian White of Superior, Who
has been spending her vacation ut the
home of her parents, returned to STU
perior Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Trotter, who
have been spending the holidays with
relatives in Polk county, returned 70
Conrath last Saturday.
G. f. Carman, town treasurer. col
lected taxes In Sheldon last Saturday
II makes us feel good to know that our
tax has increased S2700 since last
year,
Did any of the readers get a chance
| to talk with the dago who had the
said 'He who maka de dance must
paya ola fld."
Elmer Trotter has piled up the wood
at the cheese factory for which he re-
ceived a dollar and a half in cash and
a couple of last years calendars from
the cheesemaker.
Some of the neighbors informed us
that the farm editor was in Sheldon
last week. It's a lucky thing that he
didn't run into the scribe for he would
have gotten a calling down for tres
passing the east line.
A large sleigh load of young people
drove to Arnold Saturday night to at
tend the dance there. The evening
was rather snappy but the crowd had
plenty of robes and blankets and en-
joyed themselves at the hall ana on
the road,
We had a good chance to take house
moving lessons when Emmett Chalfant
moved the wo0dshed from the River
side school 1t moved alright when
it moved hut when 1t stopped it would
not start until he got Il stump puller
to move it with,
Frank Emmons had quite few
he thought was not very profitable
TO feed rs it was, so he employed 4
man with corn shredder and had all
the corn shredded and blown into the
hay NOW, thus making a valuable and
economical feed,
There seemed to be parties galore
in the community last week. A large
number Of young people met at the A.
Haase home last week, Tuesday even
ing and enjoyed themselves immense
ly. The main features of the evening
were dancing, games and cards, and
oh, the refreshments, yum, yum.
We have made some New Years res
olutions that we will abide by this
year. They are as follows: That we
won't write another thing about orr
friend, Herman, until we have a
chance; resolved that we won't drive
the flivver when it's broke down; not
to bother the Sheldon correspondents
until they get over the line: not to
make any fun about Bob Thummels
ostriches, although we know their fur,
will freeze off.
Talk about profit in raising calves
for veal and you'll say something. One
Of the neighbors raised two calves and
let them have all the milk they could
drink For five weeks they drank on
an average OF twenty pounds day
for thirty-flve days, which took 700
pounds of milk apiece AT S1.60 per
cwt for milk it would have brought
$1120. When he shipped the calves
to Chicago the check for the two veals
was $500, Of which the commission
agent and the railroad took $500, left
q net of $14.O0, or 800 apiece Nov
figure up the profit.
About thirty people attended the
party and dance at the Gregory West
home last Thursday night. Some of