Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-10-20
WEST MARSHALL.

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! will Pember drove to Ladysmith
Monday afternoon. .@s
q Bob Thummel was business caller
j in Ladysmith Monday. s.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. NJ wager motored
to Chippewa Falls Friday
The HUM brothers drove to Lady
smith Wednesday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. f. Dewey autoed to
Chippewa Falls Wednesday.
i Jack Beach is doing some more
painting at the Roy school.
/ Ed Schweitzer is building new
house on his lot at Conrath.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Groves were
Ladysmith visitors Wednesday.
| Art Nikoley has been trying out his
Samson tractor at blowing this week.
4 Louis Horn and Miss Lottie John
motored to Ladysmith Saturday night.
q. S. Riphenburg and Pete Thomas
were county seat visitors last Thurs
/ day.
Stanley Melrose has started to do
some breaking with his new Titan
tractor
Henry Gerberding has constructed
several culverts on the roads in his
neighborhood.
Mrs. A. D. Hooking and children
spent Sunday afternoon at the John
Hoffman home
Pete Thomas went to Stevens Point
Monday, where he will be employed in
the railroad shop.
Messrs. and Mesdames J. F. Dewey
and HI. Wagar motored to the big, lit
tie city last week.
Matt Fasbinder has loaded a car
of potatoes and shipped it to Kenosha,
where he expects to dispose of it,
The Marshall Cooperative Associa-
ton paid 4S cents per pound for but
terfat for the last half Of September.
John Matazynski who has been
working as carpenter in Fond du Lac,
returned to his home Sunday morn
ing.
Chester White, who has been en-
ployed in the harvest fields of North
Dakota, returned to his home SUM-
day.
F. Sadlek, who has purchased sew
eral carloads Of potatoes, left for Chi
cago Monday evening to dispose Of
them
Fl. Dagneau, the Conrath depot
agent, is contemplating upon spending
several days of his vacation at Long
Lake.
Mrs. Melvin :. Matz, who has been
visiting in Indiana, returned by auto
with Mr.. and Mrs M. Redmond, Of
Indiana
Adolph Beyeler who has been rak-
ing in the dollars during harvest in
the Dakotas, returned to his home here
last week.
r. w. Groves, who has been in New
York on business for several weeks
Tuesday morning.
r. l.. Stumpner and his E. S. Nc
Cabe spent Sunday at fishing along
the big Jump and managed to land
FIVE baby whales.
Herman Sillman and Herman Berg
moved the Gust Sillman clover-hulling
rig into the vicinity and are hulling
clover for the farmers.
The farm editor says, "Cows and
clover are gold" SO don't forget to
attend the Robert Thummel sale Oct
% Good cows n everything.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed White left for
Mondovi Thursday, where they will
spend several days visiting at the
homes of friends and relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Eastwood and
Mrs A Neuner are spending a week
at Long Lake. On Monday Jack was
busy fishing muskies out of snowbanks.
Jim Patterson. and Henry Matz took !
several head Of young stock to Con-
rath Saturday from where they were
shipped to Chicago by the Bloomer
stock buyer.
Tony Conrath has purchased a Ford
truck from Jack Eastwood and is go
ing to use it to haul gasoline and oils
for his tractor and also to haul fish
home whenever he goes fishing
N. II. OpOOHer, our SuD-Hali carrier,
struck a Progressive Republican bump
in the road, as he calls them, and the
result was a progressive fracture Of
the differential in his Pierce Arrow.
Jack White had to tow him to town
with his Yiddish1 Packard {
Messrs. and Mesdames G. Smith and
F. Larson, of Carven Cliff, Ill, autoed
up last week, Thursday and, visited at
the wager home, and at the same
time looked over some Of their prop
ert on which they intend to settle in
the near future ..