Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-01-20
WEST MARSHALL


no colder; no warmer
Frank Elmer took Il load Of wood
to tLadysmith Saturday.
/ Lawrence Cox made trip to Stan
! ley during the latter part Of last week.
Miss Vera Tyrrell is helping with the
! Homework at the r. w. Groves home.
Quite a number of young folks went
/ to the dance at Sheldon last Saturday
night
/ John White and Adolph Haase are
| kept quite busy attending to their wolf
traps daily.
Steve Szucs and daughter, Lillian.
were business callers i'll Ladysmith
Saturday.
| Henry Gerberding has real job for
winter time. He is doing some lathing
! i'll the house.
DR.. Rcdecker of Holcombe, made a
professional call at the Henry Haase
home recently.
Bob Thummel has taken his first
trip to town this winter to get some
feed for his ostriches
Fred Hanold has skidded up large
pile of poles and will have them sawed
for next summers wood
Roy West has marked all his traps
so the fur-bearing animals, can tell
who the traps belong to.
G. NJ. ElkoW has purchased load
of corn from which he will make
Johnny cake" for the cows.
A young man who has been visiting
at the Matt Fasbinder home left for
Chicago Sunday evening.
A number of young folks enjoyed
themselves at a party at the s. A.
Izdepski home last Sunday evening.
At last we have figured out why the
price of butterfat dropped. It's because
the people are using more axle grease
The drifts on the Riverside road,
east of the No. schoolhouse, are so
high that it will take until next Aug
ust to melt them.
Dan Cox is looking around for
sawmill man who will locate in the
nearby vicinity so he can have lumber
sawed for his barn.
Buster Brown is having self-steer-
ing apparatus attached to his Ford so
he won't have to worry about the road
when he goes JOY riding.
Frank Emmons and Adam Hartman
made trip to HoIcombe. where Mr..
Emmons delivered the third cow which
reacted after T. B. test made by DR..
Enger
Harrison Cox has his car at the Cox
&. Clark garage where it is getting a
general overhauling. He will equip
it with self-oilinng bulbs and a sweet
footing horn.
Tom Young and George Mahal, the
blacksmiths in Sheldon, are so busy
these days at making bob sleighs that
they don't even find time to discuss the
peace conference.
Walter OetZman has quit operating
his blue speedster for awhile until the
drifts fade away. He was quite busy
unloading a carload of corn for III. g.
Brown & Son. recently.
Alex Mindykowski had a recurrence
Of his annual accident last Saturday.
While lifting a hayrack he 'sprained
his wrist so he had to go to Ladysmith
Monday for medical treatment.
Manley Pendleton, the sawmill man,
didn't Go any saving Monday because
he couldn't find his mill in a snow bank.
Ben Mindykowski, his fireman, was
also missing according to reports.
Henry Schwertzel doesn't worry
about winter job at all. He has
rugged up his shop and is working at
the tailor trade, thus making money
for himself and clothes for others.
d. F. Norvel, the member of bad
! s0les at Sheldon, has rented the old
Gearin building which he will use for
pool room as the other building is
! too small He says any time the
young people want to dance all they
| have to do is to move the pool tables
and go TO it.
We saw a real moving picture show
| last week when Carrier McCabe'S team
got frightened by couple OF boards
set no against fence near Shepherds
] blacksmith shop. They SHE'D off into
ditch where the cutter struck an old
road drag, thus upsetting the cutter
and breaking loose from it they ran
: like Packard on a race track until
Chef and John White stopped them.
We think that the boys ought to get
medal made of one of the broken
sleigh runners for their bravery.
/