Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-12-01
WEST MARSHALL ! ILL,

ii f.
i T. sadlek was business caller in
Ladysmith Friday
i Bert G. French motored to the coun-
ty seat last week.
Emil Fisher was a Ladysmith visit
or Friday and Saturday.
Miss Lillian Sues worked at the
Spooner home this week.
John White and Roy West motored
to Cornell Saturday evening.
r. Stevens was business caller in
Ladysmith Saturday afternoon
e. S. Riphenburg hauled lumber for
a new barn which he is erecting.
! Wild Clark buzzed his winters sup
ply of firewood Saturday and Monday.
/ L. Mindykowski is contemplating
moving to South Bend, Ind, this week
| Louis j. Horn, the Marshall cheese
maker, motored to Ladysmith Tues
day.
| We predict light winter this year
because Henry Gerberding shaved his
whiskers.
/ John Mataczynski has commenced
carpenter work on e. S. Riphenburgs
new barn.
Louis Horn and AL Riphenburg
| helped John Costello butcher a large
| hog last week
Will LANCER, who has been living
on the old Kapas farm, moved his fur
| niture to Sheldon.
/ Miss Brownie Cameron attended the
teachers institute at Ladysmith Fri
day and Saturday.
W. H. Umback took a crate Of
chickens to Ladysmith and sold them
| to- the Bon Ton.
VIM. Boppre, the Koch medicine
| man, was business caller in Lady
smith Saturday.
Tony Scharenbrock helped Frank
Elmer with the work ON his large
dairy barn Thursday.
j. e. Morphew called at the homes
of farmers in the locality and sold
some of Rawleigh's products.
John Skavatch and VIM. Burss are
trying to negotiate a large deal John
wants to buy Wills grey prancer.
Miss Virginia Tate, one of the Shell
don school faculty. attended teachers
institute in Ladysmith last week
Pete Rassel has decided to join the
big Sheldon band so now they are
lined up with another clarinet player
G. A. Bunten, whose horses strayed
away last week, found them in the
town of Flambeau, after two-days
search.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Trotter, who have
been living in Marshfeld, spent sew
eral days with friends and relatives
at COnrath.
The HUM brothers butchered sew
eral turkeys and veal calves and de-
livered them to the meat markets in
Ladysmith Tuesday.
w. Mataczynski hauled couple of
heifers to Sheldon last week, which
were shipped to Chicago in a car load
ed by VIM. Boppre.
Louis Horn and Henry Schwerzel
decided to trade driving horses, so now
Henry has a horse that won't stand
and Louis has one that won't go.
Matt Fasbinder butchered 35 geese
last week.. which he shipped to the
city. Most of the women of the neigh
borhood assisted with the picking of
these birds, which shows a spirit of
cooperation.
While on the way to COnrath last
Thursday the scribe drove into deep
rut on the famous county road near
the Conrath section fOreman's house.
The fiivver went out of sight in the
mud and so did the scribe. If it
hadn't been for Will Trotter and John
Costello we would be there yet.
Several young people from the vi
cinity attended the farmers club
meeting at HOlcOmbe Saturday even
ing. The people of Holcombe and
surrounding country hold these meet
ings on the last Saturday Of the
month and put on very good pro-
gram for the occasion.
Our old friend, Bob Thummel, gave
| the bachelors of the district big
surprise when he returned to Conrath
from ST. Paul with his bride ''This
is so sudden say the bachelors,
''when do we come next" Robt. and
his wife are as happy as can be and
| the community extends congratula-
| tiOnS