Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1921-12-09
LOCAL & PERSONAL

I st IIlOCc WoOu.
w. T. Moss has been here from Mad
iSon this week.
Only sixteen more shopping days be-
fore Christmas.
J.. c. Streatcr left yesterday nOD.l
on Il business trip to South Dakota.
L. II. Peterson, Bruce realtOr, was
IL business visitor in the city Wcdnes-
day.
w. NJ. Vaughan and family are moy
ing to their handsome new home on
Riverview Heights.
NJ Nygard. cashier Of the First Ma
tional Bank of Bruce, was in Lady
smith on business Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Thompson will
occupy the residence rooms over the
Vaughan clOthing store in a short time
Judge James Wickham was the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. W. \. Black
burn at veniSOn dinner Wednesday,
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ II. Wickman, of
Spokane, Wash. have been visiting
here the past week at the O. T. and
Mrs. l.. f. McGill entertained the
card club Wednesday night when five
hundred was the advertisement. Mrs.
w. NJ. Vaughan and J. l.. Peterson
won the favOrS.
JAS. Warren, recently Of Fifield, on
Dec. > purchased of l.. NJ Soule the
\. \. BOldOn farm ON Sand Lake. town
of Big Bend. Mr.. Warren is in posses
sion OF the place
Our Photograph Department is one
of the best equipped departments in the
Northwest and we handle two of The
hest makes, Brunswick and Pathe. We
place either of these instruments in
your home without cost or obligations
OF any kind. Can YOU ask any more
as to superior quality and our good
wiIl?-page l. Zimmerman.
VI. G. Mullen the stock buyer, who
has been in st. Luke's hospital in ST.
Paul for the last two weeks taking
treatment, writes Nate Hand that he
is on q milk diet and while he has
been very sick he is now better, AMI
is looking forward to the time when
he can come home. Mr. Mullen has
always been Il very active man, and
his forced confinement is not at all TO
his liking.
Mr.. and Mrs George Rutherford
were the victims" of surprise party
Sunday evening, which had been pre-
arranged by friends and neighbors.
The occasion was the twentieth we'd
ding anniversary of Mr.. and Mrs. Ruth
erfOrd, who reside in the northwest
ern part OF the city. The surprise was
complete, declares Mr.. Rutherford.
Eighteen guests, or, rather, hosts AMI
hostesscs, made up the party Of invad-
ers. \ pleasant time was enjoyed by
all present and an appropriate gift
WAS loft with the RutherfOrds.
Mrs. James NOvotne returned home
last wceI; from st. Louis. Mo-, where
she had been called about seven weeks
ago by the illness Of her mother, Mrs.
Mary II. Kiebler. who passed away
u.
ter reached there. On her return trip
Mrs. NOvotne stopped off at Chicago
for a visit with nephew, at Milwau-
kcc she visited for a few days with
her son. Arthur, and old friends. and
also spent a few days with her daugh
ter, Miss Edith Novotne. who is at
tending Lawrence College at Appleton.
Considerable Indignation is OK
pressed by local spOrtsmen over the ar
ticle given to the Milwaukee Journal
last week by DIR. J. j. McGOvern. Of
Milwaukee, in which. among other
things, it was stated that in every |
hunting camp in Northern Wisconsin, |
the game laws were violated and that |
many does were killed during the re-
cent deer hunting season. Sportsmen
who have obeyed the law and who |
nave done their best 10 prevent viola
ions by others, resent such charges as
we're made by DR.. McGOvern. Men
Who are acquainted with the situation
n this county say that the game laws
we're never so closely adhered to rs
hey were this season. The article
of in the Milwaukee paper
lives the law makers and others re-
siding in the southern half of the state
IN entirely wrong impression of the
conditions in the northern half.