Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-07-21
WEST MARSHALL


Friday.
John Tennyson is helping J. Pearce
with his haying.
Louis J. Horn autoed to Ladysmith
Friday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Pember motored
to Ladysmith last week.
Herman Sillman was county seat
visitor last week.
Ben Mindykowski helped Louis
Horn make cheese, Tuesday.
Don't forget to attend the A. B. An
derson sale, Monday, July "a.
John Borkowski helped J. Mindy-
kowski put up hay last Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emil Fisher motored
to the county seat Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Mahal, of
Sheldon, motored to Boyd last Satur-
day.
Buster Brown made a flying trip to
Ladysmith in his speedster Wednes-
day.
Steve Szucs and son, Steve, have
rented strip of meadow from John
Pember
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. Sharrah, of
Tony, visited at the Tate home last
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. J. Summerville
spent Saturday afternoon at the J. G.
Tate home.
F. M. wager has traded his Ford
and a 15-horse gas engine for a big
Kissel car.
Adolph Haase has been quite busy
picking black caps in the Moses bot.
toms this week.
Some friends and relatives from
Minnesota are visiting at the Frank
Conrath home
Miss Lottie John, head clerk at the
Woodward store, has been enjoying q
weeks vacation.
Al Nowak and Adolph Papiernik left
for the southern part of the state tc
seek employment.
Adolph Consie, the Conrath stor
keeper, is kept quite busy making hay
for his livestock.
Miss Rose Rohrig and Mrs. A. Pat
| rick, were between-trains callers il
Ladysmith Tuesday.
S. A. Izdepski butchered a COW anC
delivered the meat to the Bon Tor
meat market Monday.
Owing to the muddy diamond, The
Conrath team did not play ball agains
the Sheldon sluggers.
| Matt Fasbinder was in LadysmitI
Monday to get some curbing for {
well which he has dug.
Miss Lillian Sues, who is employed
at one of the Ladysmith hotels, spen
the weekend at her home
| Lawrence Sadlek took an auto loa(
Of young people to a dance at Lady
smith Thursday evening.
E. Fl. Burnham, owner Of a travel
ing movie show, gave two perform
ances at Conrath this week.
Miss Carrie Mindykowski, Of Sout1
Bend, Ind, is visiting at the home Of
| her parents, south of Conrath.
Herman Rassel went to Ladysmitl
Saturday while his son, Pete, stayed
at home and watched the cats.
Elmer Cholvin and his father mo
tored up from Chicago and spent sew
eral days at the D. Cameron home al
| Conrath
Potato bugs surely must be bad. N
II. Spooner informs us that he sells
nearly 100 pounds Of arsenate of leaC
daily.
Here's a hint to the students of for
eign languages The quickest way tC
learn French: eat frogs three times
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Frank, of Mary
vile, Mo-, are visiting at the J. G.
Tate home. Mrs. Frank is a sister OF
Mrs. Tate.
Everybody is anxious to go berry
picking these days and the BURBERRY
swamps are full of visitors, some of
them coming many miles.
Messrs E. and B. Kiet, Ed Kuehl
and John Bauman, of Eau Claire, at
tended a bank directors meeting at
the Conrath State Bank Tuesday.
Hey Skinnay, whatcha gonna do
next Saturday night? Skinnay: I'm
going to attend the big dance at Con
rath, where I will have good time.
S. r. Elkow, who has been practic-
ing veterinary medicine at Augusta,
and doing area TB testing in Chip
pewa county, is visiting at the home
of his parents.
Ray Stumpner and Tony Conrath
tried to see if there were any fish left
in Main creek Sunday night AS they
stayed there a long time we can't tell
what they got.
Everybody get ready to attend the
big dance at Conrath Saturday, July
%. There you will find a good crowd,
good music, and will have good
time, so let's go.
A large number of young people as
sembled at the D. Cameron home Sat-
urday evening and spent the time in
playing games and roasting wieners
After the roast the merry-makers went
iT1tA thn 6n11cn MIN To b