Ladysmith news-budget. [volume] (Ladysmith, Rusk County, Wis.) 1907-1927, 1922-05-12

A sewing party was held at the
home of Mrs. Leo Jenness Thursday
evening. About twenty ladies were
present. Lunch was served.
w. F. B. Grouse, of the town of Will
ard, returned from Malvern, Iowa, last
week. He left his wife in a hospital
at Savannah, Mo-, for treatment.
Leonard Vaughan entertained a few
friends at a $50 o'clock luncheon
Thursday evening, the event being in
commemoration of his birthday.
Archie Stoker, who was operated on
recently for appendicitis at st. Mary's
hospital, was sufficiently recovered so
that he left the hospital last week
Thursday.
Miss Ada Foster will speak at the
Christian church ON behalf of the Mis-
sionary society of the church Wednes-
day afternoon. All members are urged
to attend.
Ralph Davis went down to Oshkosh
Friday night and drove the car of his
father-in-law, Jos Sensenbrenner, back
as far as Gilman, where Mr.. Sensen-
brenner is in business.
The work of constructing the Golfer
dam at the paper mill to enable the
rebuilding of the mill wall which was
demolished by high water, has been.
under way for some days.
Mrs. Frank Van Horn, of Belle
fourche, S. D., was guest at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Dick Devereau, this
week. She went to Marshfield
Wednesday night for short visit be-
fore returning to her home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cal Woodland arrived
from Proctor, Mimi, Wednesday night
and will make their home in Lady
smith. Mr.. Woodland will be en-
gagged with his brother, Sam, in the
concrete construction business.
The mother of supt of city schools,
M. Lewis, died suddenly at the home
of her daughter in Chicago on Mon
day Her home was in Milwaukee.
Interment will be made in Madison to-
day. Mr.. Lewis departed Wednesday
night for Milwaukee to be present at
! the funeral.
Miss Viola Shaver visited her friend,
Miss Edna LaVigne, at st. Joseph's
hospital, Minneapolis, Sunday. Miss
LaVigne had two surgical operations
last week, one for removal of appen-
dix and one for removal of tonsils.
Miss Shaver reports that the patients
condition is favorable
i With a temperature above eighty
degrees Tuesday and Wednesday
summer was recognized as having ar
rived ahead of time and with a jerk.
The kids are going barefooted, some
have been in swimming, the straw
hat is seen, collars have been dis
pensed with, elbow sleeves are the
style, the summer girl is with us, and
many other evidences of the good old
summer time are visible and sensed.
The r. NJ O. NJ Club held their reg
ular meeting Tuesday evening at the
home of Miss Gertie Wick. After a
short business meeting the members
q enjoyed a good social time by turning
| the regular meellUS IulO ldIeWeI
party in honor of Miss Viola Nystron
who expects to leave for her home al
Cumberland this week. Miss NystrOn
was the recipient of a silver jelly
spoon. A fine lunch was served al
: nine thirty o'clock.
The -Four Horsemen of the Apoca
lypse," the million-dollar masterpiece
of the movie world, had a run of three
nights at the Unique theater this week
commencing Monday night, and large
crowds saw it, many coming from {
distance to see this wonderful produc
ton. The picture takes a place will
! the Birth of Nation" and 'Way
Down East" which is to appear at thu
Unique next week, and other grea
motion picture masterpieces. Fo
sheer realism, the -Four Horsemen o.
J the Apocalypse has never been ex
celled in motion pictures shown in La
dysmith