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La Junta tribune., 1915-05-22
BaccAiaurcatc sermon.

The baccalaureate services were
held at the Methodist church last
Sunday evening before an exceed
ingly large audience. Every avail
able seat In the house Was occupied.
The baccalaurcate sermon to the
graduating class of 1915 was deliver
ed by Rev. Emmanuel Payne. Of the
First Baptist church in La Junta.
All OF the graduates were seated In
the first two rows of seats reserved
for them with the faculty occupying
the third center row. The High
School Girls Glee Club WAS present
In the choir loft Of the church. and
In their white gowns presented .
very pleasing spectacle. The min
listers OF the various churches In the
city were seated on the rostrum.
The services opened with the sing
ing Of the hymn. Come Thou Al
mighty King" by the congregation.
The invocation was given by Rev.
J. y. Findiey. pastor Of the Christian
church. Following this the Glee
Club favored the congregation with
the musical selection. THE Angel. %
After the reading OF the scriptur.
lesson by Rev. Howard Goldie. pas
tor Of the Methodist church. q pray
er Was given by Rev. =. A. Crooks.
pastor OF the Reformed Presbyterian
church. Another song. THE Pil-
Erims Of the Night" was rendered by
the High School Giee Club. after
which followed the main event Of the
evening. the baccaiaureate address
BY Rev. Emmanuel Payne.
The theme chosen by Rev. Payn.
Sss ~ Life's Purpose" and vas
treated In such an exceedingly inter
esting and helpful manner that 4,
held the rapt attention OF the entire
audience from start to finish. Many
practical and helpful suggestions
were given to the graduates. which. ~
followed BY them. cannot help bu,
benefit them immensely. The ser.
mon ~as very much To the point In
oil respects and each idea vas In.
eeniousiy and powerfully driven deep
into the minds Of the hearess BY the
simple and effective illustrations Of
the speaker. The necessity aad val.
ue Of choosing the vocation in ~.
Which one likes. and for which he IL
veil sdspsed. and the sdviaabiii,y Of
ssskins Gods hslp In the choosing Of
u. was the main theme Of the even.
ias's talk.
All 10 ell The sesmoa vas peshsp.
~ most intsssstias Of its kisd Dc.
livsssd IN this city for . loas tine.
A. The Close Of The address the
hyns. "A0ssiea." wss suas b Ii.
eesgreeassoe. Poliewias vhieh cane
sAs besedscsios sivss b Rev. Felix
D.lly. Of The Catholic church.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-22
commencement Exercises.

And with the passing OF this night
Friday. May 2ist-the members
Of the graduating class Of 1913 Will
pass out Of the high school into the
ranks OF the alumni Of the Ia Junta
High School. Some OF these stu.
dents will 20 on TO higher institu.
tions o. learning. while others xili
enter various vacations In life. To
al Of them we wish success beyond
measure. We will always remember
their deeds In every line Of high
school activities Of the past four
years. And we are. and always will
-. proud Of the record they viii
leave behind them. We sincerely
hope that this record wiil b even
greater 10 the future than Il has been
dusing the past four years. with
~ class Of 1913 the high school
vtll loose thirsy.sour studenss and
Tie Commercial department eight
ssudeats. There names are:
Preparatory = Everett Edwards.
Hasi Sherman. Edas Beansst. Robsrs
ReusA. Raiph Sherman. Miasis
prssch. Mauds Baker. Herbert RaDo.
MslAa Tayiss. Rayoeed Neors. Nsva
Lanss. Rebsss osvtts. 0raee DsaDss.
Joha Austin. Ksshssias 0'Nsll. vsaak
Hooek. Praaess Ksadail. walter
Cook. Psusis Dssrbohn. RieAas1
nasllsS. Lsvrsaes Mekslvsy. Mssyl
D,Aeh. tlsro,l Aslssvs, Ceell
WslgAA eshsf1 Ysesss. vslna Jet
kins. llasela Barr. vsss Wee1. oea-
~ Daslaess. Ante Me- HisAss. Lynn
Wa1lle. ISeoss MaDee. Lsvella Dso-
~, 0oe1ea Hall.
CO0Deee1al-Doo1a 0eeAoell. ~
- 0owas1. HAIRY KAaDo. Dsewyn
Dussows. Nsll 0vynn. 1ayns 0es.
~, 1sahssiss csvis. Dessls vsssea.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-22
sssssr t'ia.s nv.

TIE custom Of cslsbessins class
day has bssa revived ~ thls ysar's
oeeSee elass. o. Issl 'Wsdnssdsy
~ sra1uatlas Glasses fre0 besh H.
Dsseasaesfy asd Csaassciai asears.
osees. jossAsyel y the healSates
Ses - ail 6ay say. bsias eeovsysl 10
sheos destination n the susosaary
veAseiss--shs haysaehs. Mn. peas
Hssnss asl Llls csslla vses 10
eAases = ~ ssDelitiea. Upea ami.
-, toess oseeeot osseee1e1 y anuss
eosoeeovss thsouoAeus ~ ~ n
O0oo - vosieus hlols. noeeo ~
eoneee - eoooos vsss pssoaso1 ~
eoseo4 ~ - ~ 1oooo - u
, - 4ooP euoro - ~
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-22
ssns,ssoaesi Ho.se.

william Shields. accompanied BY
his brother. Earl Shields. left last
Sunday evening for their home At
Escanola, n. n. News Of the serious
illness Of his father necessitated their
return Immediately to the bedside OF
their stricken parent. The best wish
es Of all the students accompany
william. and We all hope for the
speedy recovery OF his father.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-22
Mixed Before Your Eyes

Mixed Before Your j. yes
When your house Is painted with Carter White
Lead remember that II win last long time % be
sme 10 get . color scheme you viii not tire of.
Every Purity First" painter has TIE Pant
Beautifnl" portfolio that shows twelve modem
houses painted IN different color combinations. Il
n,ay show Just what you want-it VIII at least
give you valuable suggestions. Remember some
co'oss win not last q wen as others but the painter
knows which ones are permanent and you can
rely On his experience.
Carter White Lead, makes whittier white paint
and clearer tnb because Of its superior whteness.
Specify "Cartef-have your painter mix II to your
order-any color you want-with pure ih,seed Oh
and put benshful On your house Then there hno
chance for any dissatisfacton-yo win have
pleasing color scheme; the exact coaors you select
win be mixed before your eyes; you win have pure
madulterated paint taat win last until 4 = % dirty
that fresh paint b indispensable.
GARTER WHITE lEAD -.
0AN0A00 = 01aAAl1
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-22
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~ Ashaoeae Valley Railway.
iaGhe 80 p0wee Co0Oaay vhoGA.
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- ~ osolnnGy ooGo116 ~ n11o1a
= - oogree 49, \
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-22

is lead to believe that they received
the full benefit Of the wind and sun.
for the cheeks Of each individual have
taken on copper coiored hue.
La Junta tribune., 1915-05-22
PIANO TO RENT

Have fine highgrade sample piano on hand, unsod,
III Ii. Junta Will rent to responsible party with privi.
cge Of buying later and applying all rent paid on price
or viii sell now at special price easy monthly terms
II interested write at once to
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-26

Per Matson str. Wilhelmina today
from San FfanciscO-Mr. AlbertinL,
Mrs. AIbertini and maid, Miss A. An
derson. Miss e. NJ Anderson, L. j. Ar
dis. e. Al. Back, Mrs. Max Basker, +;
Batchelor. Mrs. F. Bachelor. Miss b.
.Beiser, Miss NJ Belser. Mrs. ]. j Bei
ser, Mrs A. A. Bemis Ms L. Bloom,
q. David Center. T. NJ. Church, j. r
Cooke. C. s. Coon, Master l. A. Co:
veIle, C. H. Cruikshank, Mrs. c. H.
Cruikshank, z. F. cykler, Mrs. 2 r
Cykler, Demosthenes Lycurgus, John
Detor. Miss Miriam Dickinson, John
@. Dnarte, Miss NJ. Ehrhorn, E.. NJ
Ehrhorn. w. NJ. Eklund. Mrs. =. Ellis.
James F. Fenwick, Miss H. G. Foster,
Miss Elsie Goeller. Mrs. louisa Goel.
Ter, H. s. Green, Mrs. r. Gross, VIM.
Hathaway, Mrs. WIN. Hathaway. Mrs.
w. w. Hetherington, Mrs. K. L. Hicks,
Miss Hill. Mrs. X. Hiram. Miss r.
Holt, w. Hopper, Mrs. w. Hopper. Geo
B. Isenberg, Mrs. Geo. B. Isenberg, j.
z. Kennedy. Chas. Lambert, Bro. Law
renee, Max. Levin. Mrs. Jno. W.
Lewis, w. j. Luddeke, Miss Carolyn
Macadam, H. R. Macfarlane. Miss A..
Mason. Mrs. A. Mason. c. r. Massey,
Mrs. C. r. Massey, C. J. Mccarthy. w.
s. Mcdonald, Mrs. C. Meade. j.. p
Mendonca, A. Menefoglio. Mrs. Ida
Mersberg. Miss s. Nett, Miss L. Moir.
Jno. T. Moir. Mrs. Jno. T. Moir. Capt
F. Mosher, Mrs. F. Mosher, Miss Flor
ence Music, Zeno K Myers. Mrs. Zeno
K. Myers, G. g. Olds. W. K Orth, T..
e. M. Osario, ]. H. Peterson. Mrs. ].
b. Pillow, G. Pohlman, Mrs c. Pohl-
man, F. K. REIN, Master Asher Rich
ardson, Mrs. N. E. Richardson, Mrs.
E. A. Ross. Miss Dorothy Sargent, H.
Schultz, H. Schnltze, Miss w. Scott,
Miss B. Sebastian. H Seggerman. Mrs.
H. Seggerman, S. T. Short. A. T. Silva,
Miss Edith E Smith, f. G. Snow, Mrs.
r. G.. Snow, III. o. Stanton, Russell
Stone. Mrs. E. ]. Stone, H. L. Strange,
p. A. Swift. Mrs. p. A. Swift, Mrs. J.
Unger, j. H. WaddelI. G.. j. Waller,
w. Waterhouse, Mrs. w. Waterhouse,
Irving C. Watson, F. Weber, Ed. B.
Webster, Miss M. G.. Welsh, Miss NJ.
Wenzel, Mrs. Chas. Weston, Miss
Mary Weston. Mrs. Frank Woodward.
Miss Phyllis woodward, Miss A. Hills,
j. w. Asch, R. E. Balding. N. Stecker,
Miss NJ. Stone.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-10-26
OAHU RAILWAY TIME TABLE
OUTWARD

For Waianae, Waialua, Kahuku and
way stations 9:f5 q. M, 800 p. N.
For Pearl City, Eva Mil and way
stations-t7:30 a. m, 1915 q m.
s11:30 a. m, s2:15 p. M. 800 p. m,
Sis p. m, 1890 p. m, t11:16 p. N.
For Wahiawa and Leilehua-s10:20
q. m. f2:40 p. M, 800 p. m, s1l:00
INWARD
Arrive Honolulu from Kahuku, Wal
alua and Waianae-s8:36 .. m, s6:21
p. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Eva Nm and
Pearl City-f7:45 a. M, 1885 q. m,
'11:02 a. m, s1:40 p. m, s4.z6 p. M,
1881 p. m, s7:30 p. N.
Arrive Honolulu from Wahlawa and
Leilehua-s9:15 a. m, t1:55 p. M,
1901 D. m, s7:10 p. n.
The Haleiwa Limited. q two-hour
train (only frst-class tickets honored)
leaves Honolulu every Sunday ct S:36
a. m, for Haleiwa hotel; returning ar
riyes in Honolulu at 1910 p. M. The
Limited stops only at Pearl City and
Waianae.
sDaily. Except Sunday. tSunday only.
g. p. DENiSoN, =. G. SMITH,
superintendent. 9. p. A.
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VRssELs 10 DEPART


Mails are due from the following
points a. follows:
San Francisco Tenyo Maru, Oct. 80.
Yokohama Shinyo Maru, Nov. 2.
Australia Sonoma, Nov. 4.
Vancouver-Makura, Nov. 3.
Mails win depart for the following
points as follows:
San Francisco Shinyo Maru, Nov. 2.
Yokohama-Tenyo Maru, Oct. 80.
Australia Ventura, Nov. 1.
Vancouyer-Niagara, Nov. L..
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Fire destroyed the Salisbury Road
Military Hospital at Plymouth, Eng
land. All the patients were saved.
1t used to be- compulsory in Eng
land that the dead should be buried
in wooden shrouds. This law was in
troduced in order to encourage the
manufacture of wooden cloth within
the kingdom.
By the use of a partial vacuum
the United States department of
agriculture has developed a hydro
cyanic acid process for fumigating
imported seeds more rapidly than
heretofore.
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TRANSPORT SERVICE

Logan. from Manila for San Francisco.
due here Nov. 4.
Thomas. due here November Is, for
Guam and Manila.
Sherman, now at coast.
Sheridan, left here Oct. is for Guam
and Manila.
Dix, now at coast.
Warren, stationed at the Philippines.
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I'm HONOLULU, TERRITORY OF
HAWAII. AND or PUBLIC HEAR.
ING THEREON.
TO THE OWNERS. LESsEES AND
OCCUPANTS OF LANDS Adult.
TING on LUS1TANA STREET,
PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
SAID STREET, AND OF THE
LANDS HEREIN PROPOSED TO
BE ACQUIRED FOR STREET
WIDENING; AND TO ALL PER.
SONS INTERESTED GENERAL
LIZ:
NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN, that
at regular meeting Of the Board of
Supervisors Of the City and County Of
Honoluln. Territory Of Hawaii, held
on Monday. October II. 1916, Resolu-
tion No. 301 was adopted By the un.
arimous vote Of the full board pro-
posing and approving the making Of
certain street improvements on Lust
tana street, between the northwest
erly property lire Of Alapai street and
the southerly end Of Pauoa bridge, In
said City and County. upon front
age basis, according to the map, plans,
specifications, details ana esumates
prepared ana submitted % ne 1os.o
by the City ana County Eltineer y
his report thereon, with exnioits a.
tached, dated September 30, 1916, and
filed with the Board October IL, 1915.
in compliance with Resolution No 20s
aoep.se ~ snS noal1 w Hs 49, s.d y -.
$500 - !. ss,s p.ses,,.,c - n ar NO No,
-. 3. - 80 1850, s,vsr. 90 =
w. Sute1rTEp On fmpRovrs
,,1s,,rS. ~
= ~ 80, .,..-..... - .v..,. -
~ sensl :. 49,. .s,-s.. -. ~
.ne -, ~. 80 -,
.Ie . .,4. -. ..-sA. $50 ,-..s. -
sa.t a,'....... 49,. ~ az, es,..s.,s
s..eLs =, - ~. ~ - as as '.ss..; ~,
= :, $500 80 1890. ~ ~ y. ., nh - si7
rnssv - nyeeeot e curbinr wbere ne
cesrarv: and fdl the Ihefallation and
ccnefrnction ~ 4 storm drainare avs.
tsr en-.
m NEW f.ANn TO m AcoIIIR.
ED:
A. particular description Of the sew
eral parcels Of land proposed to be
acquired for the widening Of portions
Of said street. and statement of the.
estimated cost Of acquiring the same
are &c follows:
- e-- - ~. s1-.,,a.
n.S-,on<e. =
pe<;rninc a : fences corner sf the
wet : corner ~ ma Iot and on TIE
.os,tt.ssI "a. ~ I,,Sife a 'cfreef. tl3e
co-or6insfer 81 ssi5 Doinf' 81 berinnlnr
bclnr s1l9. IS feet north: and s5l IS
feef' es6f. Of s Government Survey
s tire Monument west q San Antonio
essts 81 I'm sSe es st Iins y f,'ait ana
a. file a he :office a. the city and
COUNTY 'Fnfineer. ana rnnnine 81 true,
e@,nnfhe: -.s-Ts--s-
,.7s.s ,os 90 .<,Ice $50 .to,,sS
80. - ss. ss.-... =. 1902 800 go
y ...ses.s -. S5-1s< .--''' -. - :;
= go - 90 q a. 80. 49,
80. = '-,.-s.. 49,
. @,o ~. : -. -, .,.,,.,,... :,
. M-~@1 ~l-@AZ NV 81 ~3-t--1.'''- -
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~ AUTHORITY

NOTICE or PROPOSED IMPROVE
MENT or LusiTANA STREET,
In HONOLULU. TERRITORY or
t4AWAli, AND or PUBLIC HEAR.
ING THEREON.
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10 THE OWNERS. LEssEES And
OCCUPANTS or LANDS ABUT-
TING on LUs1TANA STREET.
PROPOSED TO BE ASSESSED
FOR THE IMPROVEMENT OF
SAID STREET, AND OF THE
LANDS HEREIN PROPOSED TO
BE ACQUIRED FOR STREET
WIDENING; AND TO ALL PER
SONS INTERESTED GENERAL
LIZ:
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b. KALAUOKALANI, JR.,
Clerk, City and County Of Honolulu.
6296-O Oct. is, Is, 10. 20. u, %, %, Is.
26. "a.
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ting of rock curbing, and all general
expense not otherwise provided, (less
the proportion TO be borne by the City
and County and the portion of work
to be done by the Honolulu Rapid
Transit & Land Company, to be pro.
yided by general assessment at the
rate Of $3.1947 (maximumJ per front
foot against all land abutting upon
said street, both sides included, the
total frontage subject to assessment
therefor being approximately 10,214.s
linear feet
ca The cost Of acquiring the new
land for the widening of said street,
including the cost allowed for the re
moval and reconstruction of fences
and walls occasioned by street widen.
ing, amounting to approximately 81.
1919 TO be borne by the City and
County out OF general revenue.
tSD The cost of new cufbing to be
provided by assessment at the rate of
$0.40 per front foot against the abut-
ting lands opposite which the same
shall be laid; there being approximate
ly 1900 linear feet.
VII. SUMMARY OF DETAILED
ESTIMATES OF PROBABLE COST
(Grossl:
Cost Of widening and Incl
dental expense .........$ LASS. 10
Preparation of subgrade, 10
900 50. yds. at soils. -. 2,s5o.oo
Extra grading, $50 Gu. yds.
at $3.50 5000
Warrenite Paving (including
sub-base) $4,000 50. yds. at
$40 acknowledgements. s2,soo.oo
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1e g sessnenR PCT
front loot 1850. !. 1870 y
Vii. assess mEnIo. AuWAiO-
LiMu TRAIT LUISs
an agreement mas 1een mane oe.
tween tee IerrItoly q hawail ana me
Sl.y sna Sounsy q aaeho,u'u, " Hn,en
d. rss = crt - svcsea ss7 az 81 wiil
- ,s,d 800 =, ~ fs;f,, snS Gc.,rfv - t,,e
y ps..u - sns . 80 as ~ - -. -
,,s 8 49,. = 100 - 49,. NJ 5000 s a~s -
1ets = $3.50 - ~ S,ss 81 r,,,n-
=. - - - 1s - - -..e ..a,,
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d, Properly q Manuel carvalho

"a, Property Of Manuel csrvalho
REFS:
Beginning ct the east corner Of this
lot and On the northwest side OF Lus-
itana street the co-ordinates Of said
point Of beginning being 1S7.15 feet
north and 271.76 feet east Of Govern
menf Survey Street Monument west
|of San Antonio avenue and at the in
tersection Of the tangents Of the cen
on Grade Map No. 1. on file in the
office Of the City and County Engineer
and running by true azimuths:
I. 235s 30' O0~-35.20 feet along
fence along present northwest side Of
Lusitana streets
2, 222o 3O O0s--39.l0 feet along
fence along present northwest side OF
Lusitana street.
8. 213e As 00v-61.4O feet along
fence present northwest side Of Lnsi-
tana street to old fence post;
&. 1l0o Is, CO.'S. 90 feet 10 a point
near the west corner Of bridge over
Pauoa stream;
5. ga 4g o0s-2.30 feet to the
west corner Of bridge over Pauoa
stream;
s. io4s So. oO--l4.5o feet along
the south bank Of Pauoa stream TO
point;
T. Thence along the new northwest
side OF Lusitana street on q curve to
the right having q radius OF 217.30
feet, the direct azimuth and distance
Of the long chord being:
5. 33s 25s 00s--132.O2 feet:
8. s36s so 00--1.60 feet along
property Of C. n. Bettencourt to the
point of beginning.
Area-1S67 50. It. at $O.12 per
50. Il, ........s.......... &I64.04
Moving wall NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1860
Total estimated cost $304.54
Total estimated cost Of wild
IN. FRONTAGE TO BE ASSESSED:
A particular description Of the
frontage to be assessed Is as follows:
la1 The frontage on the mauka
side Of said street, to be assessed, is
parallel with and uniformly distant
thirty (30) feet mauka OF and from
the center line OF the proposed area
10 Be paved. said center line being
s n AZ Follows s $500 ''ls s''l
Commencinr 81 Survey Monument
Il the intersection Of the center line
Of Lusitana street. and the north prom
erty line Of Alapai street. the color.i.
mates Of this point from PunchboWl
Trlanenlation Station being 2l78
feet 'so,,tf ana eos { feet west thence
runninr bvl true aziInufhs and dis.
tances a. follows:
1ko. *, aos or - -, - ~.
hssi.,,i,'s - - Z Zen dssrss f rfs c,,,;s s
y ~ r,tht. thsrcs sicTs - 81, 1893
f56sl c, ,i - 9Es ,ss,,s 80 ,,sh
- 80, 80. -, ,,, 1900. 49,
sseks a nv ~ ,5s1 $50 800 s. 49,,
4S5s a. son .zsI i1 1s 80. 1870 1870
hs.irrirs ~ : ZEN aserss f1s, s cure
q fh5 {;.ht. ttsrcs s,c,,es tsr a.
.<as Stee3 c,,,Se $500 - t,,s rie,,t ths ss;.
S,,,th "a Ssstsnce - me l lone =, ch,-5
6s,r- :
s 4 5ees sos on, 40 t..t. .h.,,ca 8
5zss a.. an ss sS;- q 800 $3.50 - 49,
h..,nr5ng - - .,s6f aeeras fSsS
curve "a the ri~tt.. fhence' slone *
eie6f feSres fSs1 crrve s'' - the Fight
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-01-20
CIRCUIT court HAS
VERY BUSY MATINEE
Business From Four Counties
Handled With Despatch.
Three Divorce DEGREES Signed, One
of Which Carries a Story
and Warning

That short term of court, last
week Wednesday, proved to be very
busy term. The court called for
hearings at such pace that before
night there was little left to talk
about. And the clerk of court was
all in; he was plumb tired out, as was
his deputy. But, those things do
not often happen, and George is good
natured.
A record of the days proceedings
looks like scrap from the judicial
history of the four counties of Iowa,
Lafayette, Richland and Grant, for
cases from each of these bailiwicks
came on for hearing. In all II cases
were on the carpet, and of these as
many as four were the outcome of
more or less domestic infelicity,
Three divorce DEGREES were signed,
two for Grant county; one for Rich
land county. The Richland case was
Roy H. Snow vs.. Ruth Snow. Roy
SAID he could no longer stand the
coIdness in the Snow in his family,
SO he appealed to the court for a
judicial January thaw. which was
given him.
Mollie Holland, of Boscobel, got a
decree from John Holland; Catherine
Cubela obtained a final decree from
Frank Cubela, and thereby hangs a
tale.
A few years ago there was pending
a suit for divorce between these
parties, and a partial decree was
entered-that is, final decree was
to be entered at the end Of year, if
the domestic squall continued to
threaten. But, somehow, the parties
seemed to think all was off, and it is
rumored that Frank went and got
married again. By accident, or
otherwise, Mrs. Cubela found she was
not at all divorced, so she got busy
and had the case revived. 1t is said
that hundreds of cases in Wisconsin
are in like condition as was the
Cubela case-persons think they were
divorced, when in fact the final judg-
ment was never entered.
Clarence Croft, mention of whose
case was made in The Herald last
week, pleaded guilty to operating an
auto while under the influence of
liquor, and was fined $50 and costs.
1t is said that the latter item amounts
to about S13.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-01-20
Another Bank for Lancaster.

For several weeks there have been
rumors circulating around town to
the effect that another bank was about
to be started in Lancaster, but such
secrecy was practiced by those in
terested in the movement that no
news might be gotten regarding it.
Now the commissioner of banking for
the state has issued a charter for the
incorporation of the new institution
and the enterprise becomes public.
According to Madison dispatches
the bank will be known as the Farm
ers and Citizens State bank, will be
chartered with an authorized capital
of $25, 900; the incorporators are {:
George A. Moore, Perry E. Moore,
J. H. Wagner, John j. and Jacob
Brehl.
The bank is to be located in the
building owned by DR.. Gault, on north
Madison street, in the same block as
the new quarters of The Herald office.