Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-08-04
WEST MARSHALL

visitor this week.
Mrs. Julius Szumeda left for Chi
/ cagO Friday evening.
| X. Janowicz did some harvesting for
Frank Elmer recently.
r. L. Stumpner, Conrath banker, is
driving new Chevrolet.
J About twenty farmers are making
! hay ON the F. M. wager farm.
Dolph Shepherd and Harry MunDs
were Ladysmith visitors Tuesday.
Some people from Minneapolis are
visiting at the John Eastwood home.
| Steve Sues was in Ladysmith this
week to see his father, who is at the
| hospital.
John Eastwood motored to Lady
smith one day this week in Bob Thum-
mePs car.
e! Robert Nikoley has purchased new
Samson tractor from the r. J. Clark
Auto Co.
I G.. A. Bunuten mOtored to Lady
smith with the Elbow brothers on
i Wednesday.
Louis J. Horn and Charley Trotter
went to the ball game at Ladysmith
Sunday afternoon.
! Harry Priest, section foreman, of
Conrath, spent several days last week
painting his house.
| Walter Oetzman, one of the Shell
don ball players, left for Dakota to
work during harvest.
r. Nikoley and H. Gerberding graded
the road from Tony ScharenbrOcks
corner north to the town line.
Ben Mindykowski left for Big
! Falls Tuesday, where he expects to
find employment on the big dam.
W. H. Umback, and daughters, Miss
Lucy, and Mrs. Fred Hanold, motored
to the county seat Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. M. wager are max
ing preparations to make an auto trip
to Geneseo, ILL.,, in the near future.
Judging from the standing clover
fields there will be considerable clover
seed threshed in the vicinity this year.
Louis Horn took Nick HUM to the
Grow Cooperative cheese factory on
| Tuesday, where Nick will make cheese
for several days.
The COnrath orchestra gave free
dance at the community hall Thursday
evening for the pleasure of the home
people nice crowd attended.
Al Riphenburg, who has been help
ing his brother, e. S., with farm work
for the last two months, returned to
his home at Osseo Sunday afternoon.
Rev. Henry Luz, of Dubuque, Ia, is
spending several days in the vicinity
and attending to business matters on
his farm near the Marshall cheese fac
tory.
Elmer Cholvin and Misses Brownie,
Connie and Fay Cameron, Olympia FL
kow and several other young people
spent several days camping at Potato
Lake.
Nick Teschler, the Conrath handy
man, hauled gravel to the R. L.
Stumpner place. which will be used
70 make a wall under the bankers
house
Mrs A. F. Patrick, who has been
spending several weeks at the home
of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs j. G.
Tate. returned to her home at Casper,
Wyoming.
Mr. and Mrs w c. Frank, who have
been visiting at the home of the lat
ter's sister, Mrs. J. G. Tate, and fam
lily, returned to their home at Mary
vile, Mo-, last week.
Matt Fasbinder will give $500 to
any man who has a 5-acre field of po-
tatoes that is better than his. Matt
claims that it's the most perfect look
ing field that he ever raised.
Leo Schoepf. of Sheldon, came to
Conrath last Wednesday to get sup
ply of arsenate of lead, but as Il e To-
cal merchants were nearly out of the
dope, he had to go to Ladysmith.
The Conrath ball team was sched-
uled to play ball at Gilman last Sun
day, but knowing in advance that they
would get trimmed, they decided to
remain at home and save livery ex-
penses.
number of young people met at
the Leo Elkow home last Friday even
ing and enjoyed themselves playing
games and roasting marshmallOws 1t
was quite late at night when they de
parted.
Herman Rassel left for Winona,
Mimi, last Friday afternoon, where he
will spend several weeks harvesting on
his farm in that state, while his son
Pete, remains here to finish up with
haying. Pete told us a secret which
he wanted us to keep. He wanted to
surprise his dad by painting the barn
while he's gone so that when he comes
back he will have to ask the neighbors
whether it really is the Rassel farm.
During the year ending May 81,
I zoo 900 10 of cotton EEnrn