Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-03-10

Miss Sybers will have a pie social oI
So Ladies please bring pies. Every
body is welcome TO attend The peo-
ceeds of the social will he used TO pay
for the music box.
Henry Hilcendorf purchased a horse
last week.
J. L. Morphew and SON Paul hauled
hay last week.
Mrs. Adolph Haase was on the sick
list last week.
Albert Diamond caught a wolf in n
trap last week
Ben Beyeler has his lumber all sawed
and hauled home.
Osborne brothers sawed wood LAST
week and hauled it.
Mr.. and Mrs Dan Cox and family
spent Sunday in Sheldon.
DIR. Lowell Shepherd, of Iona. Wis.
is visiting his folks here.
NJ. Jensen purchased a COW at the
Henry Haase sale last Thursday.
j. L. Morphew has completed haul.
ing his cordwood to Arnold.
Maple syrup time is here. Get your
pals ready, the sap is running.
T. +. Chalfant has all his lumber
hauled home from the sawmill.
Mrs. Redum has returned from Min
ncapoliS, where she has been visiting.
The rain Monday made the roads
bad in some places for travelling with
team.
Mr.. and Mrs Harrison Cox and fam
lily spent Sunday with relatives in Shell
don
w. II. Umback was Ladysmith
visitor between trains one day last
week.
Spring is here sure. Dale Cox pur-
chased Il new pair of rubber boots on
Monday
Dan Cox and Fred Hanold hauled
sawduSt the first of the week from
Sheldon.
irvine Stowell helped Harrison Cos
saw two-foot wood for the schoolhOusc
last week.
Paul Morphew went to Cornell hast
Saturday to see about working in the
paper mill.
Mr. Johnson, who has his sawmill
OH the Woodcock farm, is saving llun-
Der now.
Mrs. West was taken 10 the hospital
at Ladysmith Monday to see about an
operation.
Lawrence Cox didn't make the round
rip on the route Monday on account OF
BAD roads
The ''Justamere Farm manager has
added two more to the stock list with
.wO lambs.
Quite number from here attended
he institute and program ut Sheldon
he It'll and Sth.
Roy West borrowed Chester Whites
.utter last Saturday to 60 out joy-rid-
ne Saturday evening.
Quite number from here attended
he auction sale last week and pur-
hased some spring tools,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Haase made a
'isit with relatives near Conrath be-
ore they left tor Milwaukee.
\ few Of the young folks met at, the
Wednesday night TO re-
learse their parts for the program
,larch II.
Marie Belbcck spent the weekend
With relatives here and at Sheldon.
She returned TO Strickland the first OF
he week.
Walter OetZman carried the mail
in Lawrence COx's place, the
after going to Legion meeting ut Ap-
letOn, Wis.
Miss Edna West spent the weekend
With her parents here at Riverside.
,he returned to her school at Lady
NTH Monday.
Word was received here last week
hat Sheldon Shepherd, recent set
Ter who lived here, died recently in
owa from consumption.
Emmett Chalfant says he is ready
ny time to dehorn your COWS nj zoe
head. and guarantees the horns noe
0 grow out again. Give him trial.
Some neighbors and friends got to
ether and surprised Harrison Cox last
night, it being his BIRD birth
ay anniversary. Everyone had good
ocial time and delicious supper was
eryed al . O'Clock. There were forty
resent,
The Conrath auction crew is agalnlh
usiness this spring, with r.. l.. Stamp
er, the Conrath banker, as clerk, ana
CORNELL NJ, Elkow as auctioneer. They
ave1 several sales to attend in the
oynitay rand one will be for Chester
;olat. two and one-half miles south
rest Of Conrath on Monday, March ~.
Sc sure and attend Free lunch at
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