Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-08-18
WEST MARSHALL

Pete Thomas was a business caller
in Ladysnith this week.
Relatives from Indiana are visiting
at the Ross Phillips home.
Emil Fisher is doing some mason
work at the Neuner home.
Frank Conrath and family motored
to Ladysmith last Saturday.
Harry Munns helped Dolph Shop
herd clean his well Monday.
A. J. administer, of Holcombe, was
in Conrath on business Saturday.
Mrs. f. j. Melrose and son, Ches-
ter, motored to Minneapolis last week.
Lawrence Sadlek and Joe Janoszek
motored to the county seat this week.
John Muth is going into the goose
business. He traded all his horses
for geese.
Wild Clark and son, Tom, and Hen
ry Schwerzel were county seat visitors
Saturday.
DR.. J. e. McDermid has done some
TB testing in the vicinity Of the state
farm recently.
Mrs. George M. John and daughter,
Leona, were business callers in Lady
smith Tuesday.
E. s. McCabe and son, Lawrence,
took in the big ball game at Ladysmith
Tuesday afternoon.
Fl. K. Jennings, secretary of the Fed
eral bank of st. Paul, was in Conrath
on business Saturday.
Tony Scharenbrock and VIM. Boppre
purchased all the hay at the Alex
Zach sale last Tuesday.
Wild Clark and sons, and Louis Horn
are preparing to motor to Iowa and
take in the big state fair.
Messrs. and Mesdames John East
wood and Adolph Neuner motored to
Colby Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs Roy Motif motored
down from Spooner and are visiting
at the W. G. Burdick home
Loren Trotter, who is employed as
a carpenter at Minneapolis, spent sew
eral days at his home at Conrath.
One of Matt Fasbinder's little girls
injured her hand quite badly when
she stumbled and fell last Saturday.
G. W. Woodward and Herman Lie
bers, who has been touring through
Minnesota, returned to Conrath Sum
day.
VIM. Vinegar is kept busy tearing
his old house down in order to have
lumber for the new house he is erect
ing.
Gust Sillman is in the vicinity Of
Conrath hulling clover, which seems
to produce seed of good quality this
year.
Art Nikoley motored to Ladysmith
last Tuesday to see the ball game be-
tween Ladysmith and the Chicago
Giants.
Mr. and Mrs. r. l.. Stumpner mo-
tored to Rhinelander Saturday even
ing and spent Sunday at the home Of
the formers parents.
Albert Kush, member Of bad soles,
of Conrath, sprained his wrist when
the horse he was driving, got fright
ened and upset the wagon.
Willie Trotter sold his 'ttin Lizzie
to Nick Teschler, who is now looking
for all the books that contain infor-
nation ON the operation Of tin can.
Dolph Shepherd and Jack Beach
motored to Flambeau last Sunday to
see if there were any blackberries
but upon return reported that there
were few to be found.
A nice crowd Of young people attend
ed the party and wiener roast and
dance given by Lawrence Sadlek last
Thursday night. The bunch was full
of pep and played many games. At
ter the wiener roast all went to the
dance hall and spent short time in
dancing.
Louis J. Horn, the Marshall cheese
maker, sent some of the famous Mar
shall cheese to Des Moines, Ia, to be
shown at the Iowa state fair. Land
agents, prepare for another land sale
boo mwhen the Iowa people taste
some real full cream cheese made in
Rusk county.
Some of our political sharks have
made arrangements to hold a big po-
litical rally at the Riverside school On
Saturday, Aug. 10. Several speakers
from Ladysmith will be present, in
Guiding Judge Maloney and G. L.
Fisher. If you want to hear some
thing come to the Riverside school Sat
urday.
The Sheldon ball team was not as
fortunate at Gilman last Sunday as
they were at home the Sunday before
as the Gilman team got away with a
score of to S in favor of Gilman
Hayes pitched a good game but the
support he got from the fielders was
not any too good and besides that the
diamond was in none too good con-
dition, SO that s why the boys lost out.
A large number of baseball fans at
tended the ball game at Conrath last
Sunday when the home team scalped
the Tony team by score of IL to %.
We think that the home boys good
work is due to the good management
Of Louis Horn, who must give the
players plenty of cheese and whey,