Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-17
WEST MARSHALL

week.
Roy West was a Ladysmith visitor
Monday.
| Pete Thomas buzzed wood for Edw,
| White Saturday,
J.sKeck is doing some plastering for
H. Mindykowski.
Adam Tarnowski autoed to the big
little city last week
| Will Oetzman motored to the big
little city Wednesday.
N. III. Spooner was in Ladysmith
on business Wednesday.
John Mindykowski was county
seat visitor last Thursday.
| Stanley Golat was a business call
err in Ladysmith Wednesday.
Miss Tillie Mindykowski is en-
ployed at the Lester Jones home.
Mrs. Harry Munns did some shop
ping in Ladysmith Wednesday.
| Mr., and Mrs. r. l.. Stumpner mo-
tored to Ladysmith Wednesday.
The Conrath cheesemaker was in
Ladysmith ON business Wednesday.
Mike Wrobel and L. Mindykowski
autoed to the county seat Friday.
George M. John was between
trains visitor in Ladysmith Monday.
F. NJ. Wager and J. F. Dewey were
business callers in Ladysmith this
week.
| Bert G. French attended the live
stock sale in Ladysmith Saturday af-
ternoOn
Tony Conrath graded a new road
near N. FL. Spooner's old lumber shed
in Conrath.
Erik MattsOn is helping E. s. Rip
henburg with the work on his barn
foundation.
H. A. Sonnenburg, the Conrath de-
pot agent, motored to Ladysmith Sun
day afternoon.
John Styczinski hauled potatoes for
Sam Naczs, who intends to ship car
load to Chicago.
Fl. Dagneau spent several days last
week in northern Minnesota, return
ing to Conrath Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Witt and two of
their friends, Of Atwood, are visiting
at the j. Eastwood home.
The cattle buyer from Boomer
| picked up another carload of cattle
in the community last week.
Ben Mindykowski and Lucian Il
depski left for Duluth, where they in
tended to seek employment
A. Gourke shipped his household
/ f1 nfoin
he expects to be employed
The Oscar EngstrOm sale which was
held last week, Thursday, drew good
crowd, and cows sold up to $S5.
| Miss Olympia Elbow, who is teach
ing near Holcombe, spent the week
end at the home of her parents.
! Miss Leona John. who is attending
| highschool at Ladysmith, spent the
week end at the home of her parents
The carpenters who are working on
| Frank Ellner's barn, had everything
set for the raising of the frame this
week.
! Denny and Co. of Chicago, who
have rented the COnrath potato ware
house, shipped their first car Of spuds
Monday.
Miss Lillian Myrick, of Waupaca,
visited for several days with Fl. A.
Sonnenburg, who is staying at the
/ Eastwood home.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Riphenburg and
son, al, mOtored up from Osse0 last
Wednesday and are visiting at the e.
s. Riphenburg home.
Mrs. Earl Lowell, of Sharon, Wis,
! who has been visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Bert G. French, left for
her home Tuesday.
! Jack Eastwood motored to TOma-
hawk last Thursday. He was accom-
panied by J. o. Lambert, who will re-
main there to work for Herman Fish.
| Pete Rassel did some withdrawing
in Henry Gerberdings barn. He has
informed us that he doesn't like the
lob as it makes his eyes sore to work
with lime.
Nearly everyone in the vicinity is
making use of the hunting season by
! trying to find a buck. Even our
friend, Herman, is out in the woods
looking for dear"
Even Louis Horn, the Marshall
cheesemaker, is taking in the hunting
sea son this year, while Elmer Trot-
ter and Al Mindykowski stay at the
factory and do the funky work.
| You tell 'em Riverside that Emmett
knows what to buy for the charivari
band. We think that the quarter OF
beef he bought at the Engstrom sale
would be quite a treat for the noise
makers.