Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-17


caller at the county seat recently.
! A family named Alberts moved onto
| the S. III. Mccall farm last week
| Don Pilgrim and F. NJ. Wager put zip
a nice supply Of ice for the summer.
/ John HUM drove to Ladysmith last
Thursday to see a tooth carpenter
Henry Gerberding and Geo Mauch
are saving pole-wood for summer use
! Don't forget to attend the Chester
Golat sale on Monday afternoon. Mar
20.
John Muth was in I4adysmith last
Saturday trying to buy mate to his
skate.
c. NJ. Elkow and sister. Miss Olyln-
pia. drove 10 the county seat Satrly-
day.
The Marshall Dairyman's Associa
ton paid 4Sc per pound for butterfat
last week
| Otto StOll took sleigh load of
yonng people to Ladysmith Sunday
| evening.
f. S. Riphenburs drove 10 Lady
smith during the latter part Of last
week,
Did you look at the sky on the even
/ ing Of March IL? 1t was fulla moon
shine,
! Pete KrOn hauled logs TO the mill
yard at the Henry Haase place Tues
day
| VIM. Lancer is helping Frank ELL
ner with odd jobs and chores on the
! farm.
Clarence Osborne went 10 Lady
smith Saturday to take chiroprac
tic treatment
Herman Sillman drove to Lady
smith Saturday and spent Sunday at
| the Gus Sillman home.
Louis J. Horn. the Marshall Dairy
mains cheesemaker. was a business
caller in Ladysmith Friday.
/ George Mauch, who has been en-
ployed ut one of the lumber camps in
Taylor county. returned TO his home
on Tuesday.
Matt Fasbinder purchased fine
registered Guernsey sire at the George
Evanoff sale
| Miss Lillian Sues, who made IL trip
| to Merrill last week. returned TO her
home Sunday morning.
| The HUM boys had a deyilish sort
of job recently. They dehorned ten
head of young stock.
| Dr. B. +. Kinyon made u profess
! sional call at the J. G. Mcknight farm,
where he treated sick horse.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert G.. French drove
to Ladysmith Saturday and spent the
afternoon at DR.. KinyOn's home,
f. NJ wager left for Chippewa Falls
Monday afternoon, where he will
visit at the home of his wife's parents.
Miss Emily Emmons, teacher at the
East Grow school spent the weekend |
at the home of her parents in Mar /
shall.
Vaughan and Lester Jones spent Sun
day evening at the William Trotter
home.
John Borkowski has purchased the /
old Henry John place from \. FL.
Spooner and has moved onto it this
week
Alex snd Miss Anna Mindykowski
drove 10 Ladysmith Friday, where An
IA had her face treated for a bad
swelling.
Dolph Shepherd and Jim Peafce
have purchased fine registered Guern-
sey sire from Ernest Goether, OF Hol-
combe.
Adolph Beyeler is getting an early
stsrt with farm work this year. He
started TO cut brush on bare hill
side Monday,
Robert Nickoiey claims that he has
seen large flock of geese flying tow
ard the NORTH so watch for spring af-
ter March u. II
Miss Elsie OldendOrf, who is teach
ing at the French school. spent the
weekend at the home Of her parents Il
in Ladysmith.
John Costello and Edgar Burdick
cut few cords of poplar bolts and
hauled them to Conrath when the
snow was still white, III
The neighbors have seen quite
number of signs of spring. Roy Moi il
it takes the cake for his sign rs he II
destroyed two Woodchucks.
About six O'Clock every morning
rony Conrath takes a good look at his
ishing apparatus and is just aching to HI
.et his fish-hook into those one born HI
fish. HI
The baseball dance which was held HI
It Sheldon last Saturday was well at III
ended and all participants spent a
cry enjoyable evening. III
Tom Young has purchased a fiddle Il