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MILLIONAIRE BOND LEFT
ALLEGED wife NOTHING.
Former Reading Railroad Presidents
Will Bequeaths Big Fortune to
Nine Relatives.
tspscisi TO 1,s Euenins worsd.)

NEW LONDON. March 9.-The will
OF the late Frank s. Bond. formerly
President OF the Reading Railroad and
a member Of leading clubs Of New
York. was fled for probate here to-
day.
Mario Louise Morse, Of No. Is West
N~inety-eighth street. New York; VINO
laims to be the wife Of Mr.. Bond
through an agreement she and Mr.
Bond entered into twelve years ago,
was not referred to In the will. rr
The claimant appeared here on the
day Of the funeral of Mr.. Bond, bring.
ing a box Of pink and white carnations,
his favorite flowers. She left them al
the Bond home after q heated talk with
Henry X. Bond. nephew Of the dead
man. She did not attend the funeral.
II y beloved that the estate wfu H.
vsntoYy 6-v0y large SUN. u = -
70 uAnsr sS>euvaes >c-@f-vr-e y ~
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GIsmond Vost. isnitor Of the fathouse
at No. 8 East Oae Hundred and Nine
teenth street. called up the dumbwaiter
shaft to Nathan Elsenberg and asked
him 70 come down TO the cellar. Eisen-
berg found the JAM, or sitting on a chair
with a great wound In his throat made
by a razor, An ambulance carried the
man to the Harlem Hospital In a dying
condition. Last September his wife left
him, taking their two children and since
then he has made many threats TO XIII
himself.
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rested ~ tins on ssmsiaf charxcs end
sorved terms In Sing Sing n h Pen
itentiary that Amounted TO fifteen
years. Twen6y-one years ~ Golden
was arrested by Andy Dewey. now a
Devery was siashed with 4 knife.
Golden has been arreeted under q
dosen or more aiiases. but aside from
the name a Golden 10 mose commonly
kuown ~ John 0aten. Ctnrjes Francis
snd Frank White.
when the Criminal Department Of
fdenttficatbDn wal started n connection
win the Police Department IN iUf one
Of the hrst names to b enrolled wa
that Of John Omen o. Timothy Golden
OGDEN we today cen to the Tcmbl
uned 0yeee tail 70 await MAJ IN Genera
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At the Ball.

fv3Ju the Louisville cou ie.'ouraall
= ~ nov how Maybehe Manage to
hAEa TIE reputation OF being ethereal
~oouf'
'eAs has eaten . chicken sandwtsh
~ GGffeeu, d1Rornnk nln"
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Al YEARS 4 THIEF,
CAUGHT AGAIN land
SEEMS GLAD Of It
Timothy Golden Admits Steal
ing Rugs Addressed to John
D. Jr. From Automobile.

A little baId-headed man with thin hps
and tired eyes was arraigned to-day De
fore Magistrate House In tho Csntrs
street Police Court TO answer charges
Of larceny. He was i~noffsnsive In so-
pearance, but possessed OF q police rec.
ord that covers q period Of forty.ons
years. Timothy Golden was the name
under which ne wal arraixned n ne
gave his age as %sixty-nve years.
Golden was arrested to-day by De-
tective Griffin and Policeman Mead ut
Broadway and Park Row.. lie was
charged with the theft Of . box Of chem
icals and ffty dollars worth OF clothing
from a delivery ago He also &C.
knowledged that he had stolen " rugs
addressed to John d.. Rockefeller jr.. No.
20 Broadway. from q W. u. Sloan de-
livery automobile.
IT plead guilty 10 the charge made
against me-" said oOlde when he was
arraigned. rive spent most OF my hfe
in prison and I suppose I might as VOL
nnish Il out there. I'm getting old and
I'm mighty tired Of the game.
FINDS, AFTER ALL. sTEAllNo
DOES NOT PAY.
.Tt doesn't ~pay--this business OF steal
ips-but when one once gets started on
the downward slide It's mighty hard to
get back on the straight and marrow
again.
II was an orphan and Two never
known what II was to have . home or
any one that cared much whether ]
went TO the a or not. used to steal
little things and I was lucky and don't
get caught. Then I tried the bigger
games. / was twsnty-four years old
before ! got nabbed the hrst time. When
! got out Of prison ! started 81 the cd
| tricks again and nowr-wedl, I'm Jus .
wagon thief"
To the Older members OF the PoAce
| Department Timothy Golden - . well
known character. He was first arrested
| for burglary In 1871 by former Police In
spector Mclaughlin. h o a patrolman.
Between 1911 and isi Golden was Q G
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She will see how much better on she
IL in surroundings and wages anu OPP
p~ortunity to save money than n o'hor
woman Of similar capacity. Della never
has TO worry about where the rent u
coming from. and the price or peer
might soar to SO cents a pound without
affecting the purchasing power OF her
income. She can let her mistress do
the worrying about these little triiies-
and she does.
AMBITION OF A HIRED GIRL
TO GO ON THE STAGE.
I had q Delta not a tong time ago
who was possessed by a burning am
bi.ion to become an actress. She was
forty-five or so. and had, perhaps
seye teeth; but one morning she
paused In the manipulation OF the car
net sweeper to remark. DO ye think,
ma'am, that YOU would have influence
sufficient to &c: me u position on the
stage? It's always been my ambition
10 act. In Ireland / used TO recite at
al, the National picn!cs. and when the
uealey boys met me at Ellis Island
asked them IL they thought ! could get
! ,ald here FOR reci,ing poetry. But they
said no, such talent was not appreci-
| ated in this country and That mao
better look for a place as cook
The sole equipment possessed ~
this sspirsnt for theatrical honors
was knowledge Of u intsrminsbis
rhymed idea OF the life Of Mary
Queen Of Scots, Of which b most
s~xtraordiuary linss told OF 2ary's
ure.smiusuce 1t the French court,
when I was informed b was "ths
welded wife Of . Dolphin"
No LADY could compare with her. Of all thu
stately throng
She moved the fsiFes OF the fair In the pfou'
cour, OF Bourbon-g.
Now, II was precisely this dream o.
future dramatic triumphs that kept thi'
particular Della from doing her WORK
well. And similarly. II Frleda think,
she is a thwarted prima donna, or lAza
belieyes that she is destined by he
beauty to be another Lady Hamilton
she Is not apt to have much energy O.
goodwill for washing dishes and max
Ing beds.
EIoH1.HoUR DAY WOULD De !
GRAND THING.
Once In a while some woman reforme
arises to advocate an e~ight-hour ia!
for houseworkers. From the point o
view Of the employer. more power I
her. But II anybody can get eigh
hours OF work out Of any queen OF tn
kitchen would be delighted to hav
the recipe.
In nearly every apartment hotel !
New York each maid IL expected I
take care Of ten apartments, averaEin
two rooms and Il bath. That Is invent
rooms and ten bathrooms q day. Thi
Is hard work OF which no privilege
ruler Of "A sevea-room apartment ha
an adequate idea.
But the Ienten Looking Glass reveal
other things to Della besides . soarn
ambition that prevents application
the dull routine OF svery day.
n stsiDs sse0 Ass ~ SAly Seos0
u 1aAv Deast1sua 0tv1n6 - ~
$3.50 ~ ieaa4Raes 49, AeGAs
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She May See Hop She Appears When She Is Svear-
ing at the Grocer Through the Phone and Rep
resenting Herself to Be- Her Absent Employer.
Or Hop Quickly She Learns She Doesn't Haze t.
Shine Shoes Here as in the Old Country, and to
Ask the Boss to Lend Her His Motor Car.

The ast shall be last. Before we hang . table
cover over the Lenten Looking Glass to put an emo 10
It's revelations we must make way for some young
women who have waited long and patiently for their
turn 1t the mirror.
Come. all you Delias and Friedas and Nzas. the
family has gone to the theatre and you can primp and
pose before the Lenten Looking Glass without fear OF
interruption.
l promise not to waste your time by calling your
attention to the dust under the Bureaus or the festooned
cohxeha ON the chandeliers. And ! won't say Q word
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aSo.s a. Constitutional aversion to keeping the icebox clean and in order
MOI about M Of the other little everyday foibles which you share with you
sister despots Of the kitchen
The arst thing the Lenten Looking Glass will prove to Della 10 tina
her talents and equipment are exactly suited to the tasks Of domestic ser
vice which aha holds in contempt, and that she 10 not q mute, ingloriou
n.-nbara4 aoinpp ensl and unsuitable work for &26 q month.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
PLATTEVTLLE.
special Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Mrs. Mary Bruntson and son James
returned to Rochester the other day
Mrs Bruntson suffered relapse and
returned to the Mayo Brothers hospital
for further treatment
Miss Marcia Laughton was in din
neapolis few days last week. a
guest Of Mrs. Belle Mills.
Mrs Hannah Moss, of Chicago, is
here visiting Mrs NJ. S. Sickle.
Ora Monteith went to Lancaster
Monday. He delivered a Ford auto
Lloyd Murphy has accepted posi-
ton with the Peoples Light and
Power Co E., at Grinnell, Iowa. and
left for that place last week.
Miss Sexton, who has resigned her
position here intends to leave soon
for California with her sister, who is
in poor health.
Robert Brown, who has just re-
turned from trip through the
Dakotas, expects to leave very soon
for the east, wh8re his grandson,
Earl Rose lives.
Mr.. and Mrs NJ. P. Rindlaub have
gone to Waukesha, where Mrs
RindIaub will take treatments at the
Rest Haven sanItarium.
DR.. and Mrs. Cunningham are
planning on trip to Atlantic City,
next month, to attend the National
Medical convention. From there they
will visit New York and Niagara
Mr.. and Mrs. Scott Bailey will
soon leave for the Bitter Root Valley
where they will make their future
home
7. L. Cleary. J. B. Piquett and
Frank Pitts, who represents the K.
G. lodge of this city went to Green
Bay last Monday, to attend the state
convention.
Mrs. Clarence Hendy and baby are
making an extended visit at the
Peterson home, at Madison.
Mrs. Wilson Cunningham was in
Madison few days last week visiting
her aunt, Mrs. Ferguson
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
Ex-SHAH BECOMES PIRATE
Persian Government Offers 100000
For Ali Mira, Dead or Alive
Burns His Victims.

Baku, Southern Russia, May 20
8dOhammed Ali Mira, who succeeded
his father, Muzaffar- ed-Din as shah or
Persia in 1907, and was deposed in
89O9, has become pirate king upon
Ehe Caspian sea.
The parliament at Teheran offers
$500, 900 head money for him, dead or
alive.
AT present he is occupying an i'm
pregnable position on the coast, to
which he recently returned from a
cruise with two vessels laden with
booty He has in his command 200
@lesperadoes fully equipped and eager
Gor prey.
In company with his uncle MaIik and
his brother Read, the former shah re-
Gently captured personally a party OF
Persians. For one of them, a noble,
ne exacted a ransom of 100000. The
others were burned alive
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
&c GEagtBJlN AZ ! 7 12Yz==,=(
| EGRRESPUN EE>z-

BY the way Mr.. 2. L Greer,
Bloomington S popular merchant has
leased lots of Forehand and erected a
fine two room cottage on the banks of
the famous Forehand lake Mr.. Greer
has long since sought and found the
true elixir of life, pure air and lots
of sunshine.
Oscar Barns moved his family into
a tent until his new residence is COM
pleted. Ira Willard purchased Oscar S
farm home and will occupy about first
of June. If wedding bells ring out
don t be frightened. 1t will not be a
fire alarm. But say, who knows which
way the cat will jump.
Mrs. Fred Luber gave birth to a
child last Wednesday and for brief
time it lived and then passed from
mortal sight The mother is doing
fairly we'll at this time. The parents
have the sympathy of the whole com
munity.
LIZ S1OCl was III bOWh hOAOoJ
Frank is fixing up his summer cottage,
not by the sea side, but by the lake.
Chas Havill is using his hay press.
Cobb will ship a quantity Of baled
hay, which speaks we'll for this
corner of tbs woods, after the siege
of a long cold winter.
For few days we had the pleasure
of doing the bachelors stunt: you
should see our attempt to fry fish.
The house was filled with smoking
grease and the fish bore the resembl-
ance of hash, rather than fish, when
on the plate.
The question before the house is
Will 8agley celebrate this 4th; if not
why not If we are too dead in thu
she'll, then try and arouse che latent
spirit Of rs and 60 at it.
1t has been so far an ideal spring
for building The concrete founda-
tions for at least FIVE new residences
are all completed at this writing.
The Prairie du CHEN kids will
play asmatch game of ball with the
Bagley kids this Saturday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
CASSVILLE.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Miss Hazel Hickok, of Blooming
ton, was a guest of the Misses Braun,
a few days last week.
Gus Law returned from a visit at
Cannon Falls, Mimi, last week.
Misses Edna Garner and Leila Ober.
shaw attended the Allen McWilliams'
wedding at Prairie du CHEN Tuesday.
and were guests of Miss Myrtle Cole.
The Bloomington orchestra furnish
ed music for dance at the Concert
hall here Friday night.
Miss Lille Roswchi of the Dennison
house was at her home at Mccartney
part of the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gasner, of
Minneapolis, were visitors at the
Jordan home last week,
Ed Hurst left for Chippewa Falls
Saturday where be will make some
Improvements on his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Casper and
sons left last week for an extended
visit at Lancaster and Highland.
The Platteville Normal VS. Cass.
Vile met on the diamond at Klelnp9ll
park Saturday morning, score 2 to 5
in favor of Flatteville. In the after
neon the game between the High
schools of Lancaster and Cassville re-.
suited in a victory for Cassville, score
Is to &c.
Misses Patch and Hodge. of Bagley
attended the class play, Esmeralda"
at the hall here Saturday evening.
Hazel Masons, OF Bloomington,
was visitor at the W. R. Pierce
home here Saturday and Sunday
Chas Kubeler, of Viroqua spent a
few days Of the past week in town at
the Wintz home.
Miss Mary Uppena, of Potosi was
visitor at the Neimer home last
week.
Elmer Turner, of Mccartney, spent
Saturday and Sunday at the home Of
his sister Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Acker.
man.
Mrs. Louise Rogers. of ancaster,
visited for week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Glen D. Smith.
John Glass, of Bagley, Sundayed
| in Cassville
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bossert celebrat-
ed their goth wedding anniversary,
May IS, at the home Of Mrs. Emily
Garner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ora Brodt, of Bloom
ington returned home Sunday after a
few day visit at the Denniston house,
Mrs. VIM. Patrick, of Turkey
River, visited in town Saturday and
Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
BAGLEY.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Will Morrissey and family, of
Bloomington, Sundayed in the Del
Morrissey home in Bagley. Mr.
Morrissey came in an automobile and
the trip was a pleasurable one.
The Royal Neighbors gave a fine
Mothers Day program in the Bagley
NJ. E. church. The church was taste
fully decorated. Each member wore
a white carnation after the exercises
were over. A committee visited all
the sick and shut ms and gave to each
a bouquet of white carnations.
Shipping stock day here Monday.
Mrs. Gus Orr was in town last
week. She had her sweet six weeks
old girl baby cut for an airing.
. Mrs. q & / spent the most of the
week with her daughter Mrs. Ed
Gulick and family.
Mrs Sophia Day, who spent some
time in the home of her son j. T..
Day, at Lacrosse, returned Monday.
we'll pleased with her visit
L. H. Cobb stands ready to buy all
the veal calves the farmers wish to
offer on the market.
How was it in Lancaster. We had
frost here May Is and IA and chilly
nights for week or more
W. G. Forehand, of PlatteVille, is
now nicely settled in his new resi-
dence on his big farm near Bagley.
Is still listing farms and will con-
tinue in the business right along.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
EX-COWBOY LASSOES WHALE
Throws Moose Over Tail of Sea
Monster From Beach at ArVerne,
L. |.

New York, May 2O.-Lassoing a
whale from the beach at Arverne, L.
g., was the feat of John Ehrhart, a
young man visiting the Arverne life
savers, when. the great sea mammal
was sighted. Neathly over the thrash
ing tail of the monster, Ehrhart, who
said he once punched cattle in the
west, dropped his moose and the life
savers tied their catch to a pile driv-
@n in the sand. Thousands of sight
seers visited the whale, which is
about 20 feet long, and weighs about
two tons.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
KELLER
special Correspondence to the Herald.

special Correspondence TO the Herald
Mr.. and Mrs Will Wiederholt were
callers at Louis Brandt's on Sunday.
The Keller Giants and Keller Cubs
bad ball game between themselves
Sunday. The score was 9 to 10 in
favor of the Cubs.
Louis Brandt accompanied j. B.
Wagner and Andrew Bode to Prairie
du Chen Sunday evening.
John 1.-THE and son Wilbert made a
business trip to Dubuque Monday.
Frank Lenstra and his men are at
Elmar Helbing's building a new
house and barn.
Mrs. Louise Schroeder is doing the
house work at John Schroeder's who is
having a new barn built. Presume
"Doc" will have to batch in the
mean time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Lenstra took a
spin to Lancaster in their auto, Tues
day.
Owing to the bad weather not very
many young people from around here
attended the LouIsburg dance on Tues
day, May 14th.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
DRY HOLLOW.
Crowded out last week.

Crowded out last week.
Sunday visitors: Matt Flesch and
family, Miss O'Brien with friends in
Lancaster; Chas. Wienbrenner at
George Swallows; H. Swallow at
Frank Swallows.
George Flesch sold a valuable team
to Andy Lewis. at Lancaster.
Guy RorsfaIl and wife, of Lancas-
ter, visited friends IN Dry Hollow
Sunday.
Mrs VIM. Born was a caller at
Ed. Born S last week.
Mrs. Pat Finnegan spent a few
days last week at the Mike Finuegan
home.
Albert Flesch and Frank Henkel
went fishing Saturday but had poor
luck
We are sorry to report Mr. Lincoln
Ellis is still confined 10 his bed,
Mary Swallow and Grace Smith
called on Emma Weisheit one day
last week.
Cora Swallow spent last Thursday
with her cousin Mary Swallow.
Mrs. Herman Feist and Mrs. J..
Weinbrenner visited with Ed Mar
tins, one day last week
A few from here celebrated
Mothers Day at Lancaster Sunday.
Walter Cord spent Sunday even
ing at Matt Fleschs
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
ARMOURS SUED BY CONSUMER
view Yorker Asks $4,000, Alleging
Wife and Sons Were Poisoned by
Eating Smoked Pork.

New York, May 2O.-The first suits
ever instituted against the beef trust
10y a consumer were filed in the Uni
Eeed States district court here.
Edward G. Heimerdinger, a wealthy
FIrsss manufacturer, has brought five
suits aggregating $4,000 against Ar
smUuE & Co., because, the complaints
state, his wife and his three sons were
poisoned by eating Armour smoked
3Ork infected with the deadly trichina
8arasites.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
LEGAL NOTICES
-o-oo-o-o-oo-o-ooooo-oo-o-o

ESTATE of Philip Shimmin. deceased.
State OF Wisconsin. county court Of
Grant county-In Probate
Notice is hereby giyrn. that at the reo11Iar
term of the County Court. to be held IN
and for said county, at the court house IN
the city Of Lancaster. in sal county, on
ing the 4th day of June, 1912. at the
hour OF one o'clock in the afternoon. the fol-
lowing matter will be heard and considered:
The petition OF w. Z. ShiLnmin 10 have an
Instrument in writing probated as the last
Will and testament of Philip Shimmin,
deceased. late OF the city OF Lancaster.
Grant County. Wisconsin. and that an ad-
mln1Strator be appointed with the viii an
neXed, OF SAID eStaIe,
E. B. GOODSELL. County Judge.
Dated April 18th 1912.
lst ms May Is; last ms May %.
No IICE TO GRE OITORS.
In Probate.
In the matter of the estate of Fred
Letters OF administration on the estate of
Fred Kell eT. deceased. having been
ISSUED 10 William Martin.
Notice IS hereby given. that the creditors
Of said Fred Keller.r deceased. are
allowed and limited byo der Ct this court
November, 1912, being the 26th day of said
month. to present their claims and de-
mandS against said Fred Keller de-
ceased to the county court for examination
Notice is also hereby given. that the
claims and demands so presented will be
examined and adjusted by this court, at
the Office OF the &C unity judge, at the court
house. in the city of Lancaster. in said
county. on the lst Tuesday OF December
Dated this 10th day Of Nav. 1912.
By the court
z. b. GOOOSELL, County Judge.
Brown, Brennan & Carthew. Admins
traitors AttyS.
list ms. May. %: last ms. June p.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
PARIS STILL IN FEAR
DEATH or AUTO BANDITS DOES
NOT ALLAY TERROR.
Evidence Is Unearthed That Anar-
ohists Plotted to Assassnate Many
High Government Officials.

Paris, May 20-Although Octave
GARNER, leader of the French anar-
Chists, is dead the terror which he
and his band inspired has not been al
4ayed.
Carriers followers, who operated
in the disguise Of automobile bandits,
carried on their depredations as high
waymen, but evidence has been un-
'earthed to show that ultimately they
ATTENDED to strike at the government
&tself GARNER and Wallet, who were
killed by police in the battle of No
gent this week and Bonnet and Du-
hois. who were shot to death in the
hight at ChOisy La Roi two weeks
ago, were all in a plot which is said
To have embraced, not only the assas-
S52natIon Of Police Project Lepine, but
high government officials President
Eallieres is reported to have been
one Of the marked men, but the police
VIII not admit this.
THE government is in a state Of
alarm at exposures made by Mile.
Veuillemin, the common law wife of
GARNER, and Mile. Pellot, who are I'M
der arrest. Mile. Veuillemin has made
q confession of facts to M. Guichard,
head Of the central detective bureau,
showing that ordinary murder and rob-
berry constituted only a single issue
an the great criminal aspirations Of
the dead anarchists. She has further
given the police names of other men
who are still alive and at large, who
are desperate enough to try to carry
out the bold plans of GARNER if the
opportunity is given.
Premier Caillaux is considering a
suggestion which has been made to
hiIn to have the French government
institute an international conference
90 plan concerted warfare on anar-
chists.
1t is proposed that commissioners
representing France, Germany, Rus
gEa, England, the United States and
perhaps other countries meet to map
out their campaign of determination.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22
HOUSTON HAS $4,000 FIRE
Portion of the Business Section of
Texas City Is Swept by
Flames.

Houston, Tex, May 2O.-Fire did APP
proximately $750,0OO damage in the
business section of this city. The
buildings destroyed are: The Stow
eers' buildings, a handsome four-story
structure; the Temple building, a four
story Office building; the Latham
building a three-story structure, and
Nhe top floors of the building of the
Texas company's history building, oc-
cupied by the offices OF the big oil
evaporation.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1912-05-22

Mrs. Frank Lenstra and children
were calling on Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Brandt on Thursday.
Mrs. Louis Brandt accompanied nv
her mother and daughter went to Du-
buque Thursday to do some shopp ing,
Frank Richard, Wilbert 1.-THE and
Arnold Gunderman spent Thursday
in Dubuque.