Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-06-09

Tennessee last week, Tuesday.
DR.. B. f. KinyOn made visit at
the Fasbinder farm last week.
Walter Oetzman was seen on the
streets of the county seat Saturday.
Miss Brownie Cameron is visiting
at the home of the Misses Frykman.
George Mahal the Sheldon smith, is
erecting a garage for Leo Schoepf.
Emil Fisher and Loren Trotter mo-
tored to the big little city last week.
Emil Haase and family, of Elroy,
are visiting at the Adolph Haase home.
Albert Kush and Tony Sadlek are
kept quite busy planting spuds this
week.
Art Nikoley graded the road from
the cheese factory to the division line
Tuesday.
VIM. OetzmanS and Albert Diamond
motored to Ladysmith last Thursday
morning.
Mrs. Leonard Conrad was in Lady
smith Saturday to have dental work
done
Lawrence Cox, the Sheldon mail car
rier motored to the county seat Tues
day afternoon.
VIM. Jones, the Conrath ball man
ager, is employed at one of the factor
les in Cornell
Jack Stone, of Ladysmith, was in
the country last week trying to sell
the Dodge cars.
Matt Fasbinder and John Muth
drove to Ladysmith Saturday to buy
some watermelons.
Earl White, who has been attending
school at Wilmar, KY, returned to his
home here last week.
Al Nowak is helping his cousin,
Walter, to build a concrete founda-
tion for his house
Miss Lucy Umback has been en-
gagged to teach in the Roy school dur
ing the coming term.
Mrs. L. Elbow and daughter, Olym-
pia, and son, Cornell, motored to
Bruce Saturday afternoon.
Adam Tarnowski and Mike Wrobel
made their weekly appearance on the
streets of Ladysmith Saturday.
John GOrla left for KenOSha Mon
day evening, where he will visit at the
homes of former Rusk county farmers.
Fred Hanold keeps Adolph Haase
quite busy hauling material for the new
barn which Fred intends to erect this
summer.
DR. W. F. O'Connor made profess
siOnal visit to the Frank Elmer home,
where one of the children is ill with
pneumonia.
Jack Eastwood and g. W. Wood
ward made a trip to one of the good
northern lakes where they spent their
time in fishing.
N. Fl. Spooner had a couple of lots
rise in the morning. They plowed
large brush under.
Peter Thomas, John and Nick HUM,
and Ed White motored to the county
seat last Saturday and attended to
business matters.
A number of young people sprung
a surprise on Charley Stanek Sunday
evening and spent the time in playing
games and dancing.
Chas Savord, F, M. wager and H.
W. Sands, friend of Mr.. Yager's, of
Geneseo, ILL.,, made a business trip to
Chippewa Falls last week.
The people in the town of Grant
know how to make their road money
go far, for when you drive into that
township gou travel on gravel.
The Charles Stanek sale which was
held last week, Thursday, was well
attended and everything sold we'll
Cows sold from $40 to $65 apiece.
Hartzel Chalfant, who has been EN-
ployed as cook in one of the Minnesota
hotels, came home to attend the fylner-
al of his father, and now is contem-
plating upon remaining on the farm.
Pete Kron, our district road over.
seer, has engaged a number of men
and teams and has begun filling UP
some of the bad ruts in the roads that
have been in poor condition for the
last five years. Now all autoists sing
''Hooray for Peter
Ben Mindykowski went joy riding
in Manley Pendleton's fiivver but the
JOY didn't last long as the car got ar
attack of differentialitis and was dis
abled, so Adam Tarnowski had a jol
of II pullem," and took Ben home
where Manley performed neat oper
alton.
The Conrath ball team went to JumI
River to play a return game and they