Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-04-14

Gregory West was visitor in La
dysmith this week.
Buster Brown was a county seat
visitor Saturday.
Frank Gottier made business trip
to Holcombe Saturday.
G. White hauled hay from the F..
NJ. wager place Saturday.
Mrs. MelrOSe left for Minneapolis
during the fore part of the week.
f. M. wager was a between trains
visitor in Ladysmith Wednesday.
Pete Thomas has been quite busy
building a new garage for his car.
Mike Alexander hauled load of
straw from the Elkow place recently.
Lester Mcknight, of East Grow, at
tended the dance at Sheldon Saturday.
We have tried our luck at pulling
stumps this week and they came out
very nicely.
G. A. Bunten is doing considerable
clearing for n III. Spooner on the old
Perry place.
Frank Conrath left for st. Paul re-
Gently, where he has some land ap-
praising to do.
Miss Leona John is spending the
Easter vacation at the home of her
parents near Conrath.
John Borkowski is tearing down a
part of his combination shed and will
use the lumber for a henhouse.
Elmer Trotter, the apprentice cheese
maker, has resigned his job and will
help his parents with farm work
N. H. Spooner received a carload Of
farm machinery, including tractor,
which he will sell to the farmers in
the vicinity.
The COnrath base ballerS will meet
at Conrath next Saturday, where they
will clean up good place for base
ball ground.
Miss Lucy Umback, one Of the stu
dents at the county training school, is
spending the Easter vacation at the
home of her parents
Eric MattsOn, who was employed
on a farm near Gilman, came home
Saturday and commenced work Mon
day for F. w. Abbiehl.
Adam Tarnowski is anxious to take
a whack at driving his ''Shiverylet"
but the conditions of the roads will
not permit him to do SO.
Mrs Frank Nitek and daughter,
who have been visiting with relatives
in Chicago returned to their home at
Conrath Sunday morning.
Mrs. Don Pilgrim is teaching at the
Mindykowski school in place Of Mrs.
e. S. Riphenberg, who has to remain
at home on account of her husbands
Illness
Stanley Golat, who has been en-
plOyed at a corn planter factory IN
Chicago, returned to his home last
week, Sunday, in order to get his corn
ground prepared.
Miss Bertha NickOley called at the
homes of a number of dance enthusi-
asts and sold tickets for the next big
dance at Conrath which will be held
next Monday, April II. Come and have
a good time at COnrath. Tickets 75c.
Bert French took up a load of bust
ness men from COnrath to the Maple
Center school Saturday to conduct a
farmers meeting Our friend, Her
man, went along and we think that he
spoke on habits of potato bugs and
their relatives.
John Eastwood overhauled and re-
modelled n. H. Spooner's yiddish Pack
ard and had it in shape Monday for
the first try-out to convince everyone
that it would work well. John had
N. H. Spooner sitting beside him and
went tearing down the main street like
Tommy Milton, the racer, while the
radiator did it's share in coughing up
steam and lava like Mount Vesuvius.
The dance which was held at Shell
don last Saturday would have proved
a failure had it not been for a fine
crowd of young people from Ladysmith
who came down and enjoyed them
selves until late hour. The rain
came down so hard that night that il
found several weak spots in the roof.
ing but was not bad enough to make
it disagreeable. The next doings al
Sheldon will be box social and dance
on April %. The proceeds will &c
toward the baseball team.
Herman Liebers, the good hearted
livery man of Conrath, took up a load
of business men and members Of the
Conrath Commercial Club to the Min
dykowski school, where a farmers
meeting was held. A drive was start
ed for members and quite number
signed up. The speakers encouraged
the farmers to raise onions, potatoes
and cabbage on a larger scale than
before so perhaps after they get good
crop in the fall they may make enough
to buy a secondhand Lizzie"