Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-11-03
HORSEMAN


Gene Patrin hauled wood to Rice
Lake Friday.
Lester Wilsey was seen on our
streets Thursday
M. O. Strand purchased some cows
at a recent auction.
Mr.. and Mrs. 81. G. Wood were in
Rice Lake Saturday.
Geo. G. Wolfinger transacted bus
mess here Saturday
DR.. t. A Charron made profess
sional call here Tuesday.
j. C. Bewley transacted business in
Rice Lake Thursday.
j. f. Bittles transacted business in
Rice Lake Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. e. Patrin autoed
to Rice Lake Saturday
Zeno Wilkinson made business
trip to Rice Lake Friday.
Adam Apple returned from the Da-
kota harvest fields recently.
Mrs. Frank Fredrickson was a call
er in our community Tuesday.
M. j. Alderman was Campia bus
mess caller Monday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. G. Bewley motored
Lillian Strand spent the weekend
with her mother near Rice Lake.
Jack-o' lantern and family have
made their appearance in our town.
M. J. Alderman has been confined
to his home with very severe cold.
Mrs. J. G.. Bewley had callers from
near Canton the first of the week
Miss Brimmer and Mrs. Bittles tran
sacted business in Rice Lake Saturday.
The road crew began work on the
road from Lehigh to Horseman last
week.
William Yuker and William Delano
sawed wood for J. f. Bittles Thurs
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Zeno Wilkinson were
Rice Lake shoppers Monday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs w. J. Alderman and
little son visited here Sunday after
noon.
H. g. Wood and son, Harold fin
ished putting in the wood at the school
house Monday.
Little Violet Bartels spent couple
days with her little cousins, Bert and
June Delano.
Vivian Robinson called on her sis
ter, Myrtle, in Rice Lake, the last OF
the week.
C. f. Alderman and Clarence Wick
ers hauled cream to Barron Wedes-
day for M. J. Alderman.
Mrs G. f. Alderman returned home
Friday, after a two-weeks' visit n
Minong and Minneapolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Yuker visited
with the formers uncle, Mr.. Curtis, at
Weyerhaeuser, Sunday.
Mrs. VIM Yuker was assisting Mrs
Elizabeth Alderman with housewOrk
the first of the week.
G.. f. Alderman and Clarence Wick.
ers were business visitors in Rice
Lake and Barron, Saturday.
! Mrs. Bittles and Miss Brimmer were
callers at the Ed Johnson home in
Rice Lake the last of the week.
Ernest Klossner came up here Sat,
urday to get his cattle which he has
, had in G. F. Ackerman's pasture, this
season.
Witches, black cats and bats have
| followed JACKIE -laterns to our vicin'
| ity, announcing the approach of their
annual fest.
The following delivered cattle to
Herman Friess, stockbuyer in Rice
Lake Saturday: G. F. Alderman, j. G.
Bewley and M. J. Alderman.
M. o. Strand and John Gleason at
| tended the Nap Forrest auction on
Wednesday, The former bought some
cows and the latter a wagon.
Mr.. and Mrs Herbert Olson and
Mrs. Frank Fredrickson transacted
business in Rice Lake Saturday Mrs
Olson had dental work done.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. f. Bittles, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. G. Bewley and Mr.. and Mrs
VIM Delano attended the auction OF
Med Derouseau Tuesday. The latter
purchased a team, harness and wagon
! Lester Wilsey is again in our com.
munity, having returned home from
Aberdeen, S. D., the first of the week
Mr.. Wilsey has been confined to a
hospital there with typhoid fever.
Lillian Strand went to spend the
weekend with her mother near Rice
! was the beginning and not end so she
did not return.
Mr.. Samdahl and another man,
whose name we did not learn, were
at Zeno Wilkinson's Monday putting
in a more powerful dynamo which
will furnish power for both the light
ing system and milking machine.