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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18

you that will help to make your day
brighter and better.
If I am able to do this, am sure
that the rest doesn't matter.
We are SO very much alike-we hu-
mans. We like pats on the back"
Somehow life seems SO much finer
when someone has told us that we are
able and helpful and worthy.
Try to get the spirit of these little
Talks in this light, will you please
Thank you,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18

The safe in the postoffice at James
town is said TO have been locked for a
year Announcement is made that it
contains several hundred dollars.
This probably will bring yeggmen to
the rescue, in a hurry. They might
have called earlier IL they had known
about 1t.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18

Senator Harding threatens to call
a new peace conference. Let US hope
it will not prove to be so expensive
as the one held at Versailles and that
it will be more prolific of desirable re-
suits.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18

Q. How can one secure n domestic
servant from the numerous ones who arrive
in America from -thc- old country FL. L.
A The Immigration Service maintains
an employment agency. If a person de-
sires domestic, an application should be
filed with the Employment Service of the
Immigration Bureau, Department OF Labor,
Washington, ID. c.
Q, How many pennies are being coined
A. The addition of tax to many pur-
chase prices has made necessary an In
fiscal year ending June Both, more than
100000 such coins were minted.
=, Q. How many national cemeteries are
there, and how much money does 1t cost
the country TO keep them ups. C. NJ
A. The War Department says that there
are s. such cemeteries. The appropriation
fiscal year 1921 is $3.50 COO
@. How does the Constitution of the
Brazilian Republic differ from our own p
A. Tie Constitution of Brazil was model
ed after that sof the United States, but
which it leaves to the individual states.
q Can light and heat be transmitted
thru vacuum IN. O.
light can be transmitted thru n vacuum.
and that it Is in this way that heat energy
o. What is She most northern citT In
which white people live in the year round
A. Upernavik. a town on the south
western coast of Greenland is the town 10
Gated farthest north, in which white people
reside during the entire year.
q. In what language is the Bible written
so that the greatest number of people will
be able to read it?-M. N. NJ.
A. The Mandarin version Of the Chinese
Bible, which has been completed by the
American Bible Society, makes the Book
available to more than 100000 900 people
This Is greater number than that reached
by any other translation. The work has
occupied 25 years in time and has cost
several hundred thousand dollars
y. Please state the names of the presi-
dents of the United States who were mem
bers of Masonic lodges &C. nc.
A. grand secretary of a Masonic order
says that the only presidents of whom
there are official records ns members Of 4
Masonic lodge are; Washington, Adams,
Tyler, Taylor. johnson, Jackson, McKin-
ley Taft, Roosevelt and President-elect
Harding.
Q. Was Madame Petrova ever a grand
opera sin ger !-P. o. s.
A. Madame Olga Petrova. the movie star.
did not sing in grand opera, but was a
concert hall singer.
(Any reader ger the answer TO anv
question by writing The. Topeka State
Journal Information bureau. Frederic J.
Hnskin, Director, Washington. ID. G. This
offer applies strictly to information The
bureau cannot give advice on legal. medical,
and financial matters. II docs not under
take to settle domestic troubles nor to
undertake exhaustive research on
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18

Our expense bill at the Versailles
conference indicates that President
Wilson was for peace at any price.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1920-12-18

Attention is called to the fact that
it was not the japanese who lynched
three men recently in California.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15

sora In mod sin1titor migrarea
81 prohbbitionistii actm fac tara
boiu, zicind ca toate AM fost un
bluff, fiindca imigrantii stunt in
numar mai mare ca Ori 81 cllld.
Da. dar imigrantii au informal
inca inainte de a pleca de acaSa.
ca cu toata ,lscaciunea care bin
tuie, numai cine nu vrea 81 N are
cu ce. sc usuca.
i
Tino TRIMS emisari in Sta
tele Unite ca sa raspindeasca
credinta ca ell nici odata II a fost
filo-german 81 ca inima lul Ill
totdeauna batut la unison ell
inima Statelor Unite. = Prega-
teSte terenul pentru vre-m I'm
prumut caci site ca numai GU tiri
81 lemonia ii va ghioraii matele
de foame.
=
Omur adevarat politicos este
care nici odata nu aminteSte
creditorilor sal ca trecut anu!
de cind eXpirat scadenta po-
iitei.
=
| Pima cind nu cunosti bine fl
rea omului 81 mai cu seama d
lfemeii. nu aStepta sa te pofteas
ca de doua ori la masa. daca NJ
vrei sd ramii rflamind.
| Il
| Multi cred ca nu Sc plateste 81
colectezi recompensa vlrtutll >
tpoate au dreptate, caci recon-
pensa viciului in cele mai mults
cazlri mai bogata.
q
| De cind Gu prohibitia. Cuba {
devenit statiunea de viligeatur;
a elitei. concurind Florida 81 Ca
| lifornia. - Dear Fl mai aproapt
5 ar duce 81 poporul de rlnd.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15

fost cedat Ungariei prin tras
tatul de pace, s'a declarat de re-
pnblica, llind numele Baranya
81 s'a pns sub protectoratul Ser.
biei, care promis ajutor militar
in cazul cilfd Ungaria va in
cerca CA sa oclrpe acest district,
dupa. cum spun strife primita
din Agram.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
farcia f4ra bani.

Constantinopol. Guyernul
Turciei ma success pima acum ca
sa poata face m imprmut- .spre
Isl plati functionarii. Doua
treimi dintre acesti functionari
deserteaza de la postul lOr.. find
ca II 'au nici atiti bani de a 'si
plati tramVaiul.
Incercarile guvernului de a
face imprumut n'au reusit pima
acum, datorita atitudinii aliati-
Tor. earl nu vOr da nici un aiu-
tor financiar Turciei atit tima
cit Turcia nu ratifica tratatul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
Al CALENDARUL DEsPARETE
A LUZ TRINER PE 1921?

Calendarul de parete a lui
Triner aduce intotdeauna ceva
nou in casa D-yoastra. In sacest
ali ..'spiritul reconstrtctiei'' du-
&c, pintea. Ia 'activitatile recon
stF6etive & !taate branseie in:
dustriei 81 comerciului, 81 IN
jurul acestui tablou sumt cinci-
Sprezece mape a Tarilor Euro.
pelle aratind nouile hotare ale
Romfniei, Italiei, Cehoslovaciei,
.Jngosiaviei, Lituaniei, etc. etc.
Trimite 15c ca sa acopere spesele
pentru posta. = Idea ca1endaru-
.ui este congeniala efectului re.
mediltlmi }Triner's Bitter Wine
care ia fel reconstruieste, 81 anu
me reepnstruieste sanatatea, dacd
suffer- de apetit slab, constipatis
orr alte desordini de stomac.-ln
[caz de raeiala orr tusa care drn.
gistului orr vinzaterallui de me.
dicina sa-ti dea Timers Cough
Sedative.
JOSEPH TRINER COMPANY,
1885 s. Ashland Ave.
(Adv.) Chicago, III.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
A v | Z

Ambele Societati ,''Plugarul
Romin" din Youngstown 81 'Sa:
manatorul;a din E. Youngstown
1aolalta se pregatesc GU o fru'
moasa Petrecere Teatrala Inn
preunata GU Dams, pc seara zilei
de 9 Ianuarie 1921.
Programnl va fl publicat la
timpa.. 'Comitetul aranjator.
i22-Q0l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15

Sc zicea ca prohibitia - 1lie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15

Ziarele din tara adue stirea ca
j.aslanssutnl ungaresc a lptarit
* arboreze an drapel neeh pc
esss txrii ca 81 fi1Siie necurmat
uG,sk "a siua rsintrsgirei Unga-
ris;. - tf Adic6 Sd traiasca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
I.NfORNAIlUN
Nemultumirfle diktis olanda 81
Jugoslavia.

Haga. = Dupa cum s'a spu,
ieri relatiile diplomatice dintre
Serbia 81 Olanda All fost intre..
rupte. Olanda s'a rechemat mi.
nistru 81 consult eel avea in
Jugoslavia si-a dat pasaportul
insarcinatului cu afacerile .Jugo.
slaviei din Haga.
Aceasta Fupturl s'a facut dir
cauZa IA ceia ce numeste glwerml
% lunga serie de ins,llte, attllst
guvernului olandez'
lneeputul nemultumirilor 1
fost pc ,timpul razboilllui cind
guvernul sllrbesc. fara notiIfics
guvernnI olandez. a arestat D.
consulul Olandei din Belgrad
care era supus 'austriac. De d
tuncl, dupa cum Spune ministrr
de externe. Olanda incercat il
mai multe rinduri de a aiusts
aceste asperitati in mod pasnic
lnsa f0st tratat neOmenOs.
Ruptnra e numai diplomatics
81 nu Sc mai asteapta aite event
mente.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
Da in iudecata pc socrul lui.


Ieri a fost ziua alegerilor dc
functionari la uniunile limited
Mine Workers Of America" cea
mai mare uniune de mnncitOri
din lume. Minerii vOr vota pen
tru toti functionarii pc anu
viitOr.
Pentru public aceasta alegert
este de mare importanta pentrr
ca ea va refleta politica mineri
lor din anul viitor. Alegerile 81
fac tot la dol ami
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15

La postul de expeditor al fzia-
'rullli America. dintre persoas
nele care All trimes aplicatiile a
fost ales .D-nul Ilarie Haprean,
din Cleveland. Ohio
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15

.O~@Sb~s
Neapole. Toti avocatii de
aici au decis ca sa iese in greva
patruzeci 81 opt de ore ca pro
test contra purtar1i judecatori-
Tor fata de Ell. Aceasta greva va
necesital suspdnsiunea proceselef 1
timp de patrlzeci 81 opt de ore.
Tulburxri in camera itahanx.
Roma. Premierul Giolitti
impreuna cu toti ministri hui sau
venit in camera doputatilor spre
asculta la raportuI financiAr
al ministrului de la acel resort,
Signor Media, insa pc ci1ld Sc
cetea protocolnl din sedinta ire
cata, socialistii au fnceput sa facs
gaaaeie infernsla silind pc pre-
yAdinte ca 81 iachids sedinta.
Socialistii aclza "a in sedints
de Teri s'a falsificat vot1Il. y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
Casa unui nesru aruncata in. aer

Plainfield, n. }. - Q bomba
care a fost pusa sub treptele
caseisshli Sspirebl Lyle,l nevfp, a
eNplodat All dimineata ruplnd
prima parte<a casei 81 rastdfnfnd
tot. ce Sc afla MI ca. Nimeni ma
fost rant. w y ),
Lyle a spus politiei ca ell nj
site sa fie avut dusmani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
Poate Va is;i IN sxbhstul' lm
Leygues.

Paris. - Ca I'm reSultat al att
tudinii luate de, premierul Ley.
gues fata de proiectul de legt
militar, probabil VA resulta IN
retragerea din cabinet a. luI
Andre Lefevre, ministt-h ae,raz
boi. I.efevre inSista ca Servrclu
militar sa fie de. dol ami pc clnd
Leygues crede ca un an orr opt
s.prezece luni. sufficient.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
tara in dOliu de vecii vecilor?


Grecii al zis cfnd an cetit ed
aliatii retrag ertditM s0seciei
daca il aduc inapoi pc ConsAsn.
tin, ca at6ta vreme cit au tfri si
lemonia nu le pasa desaliati. -
Mai stii!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
Croatii vor autonomia.

Viena. Stefan Raditch,
fruntasul partidului taranesc din
Croatia, tinind o cuvintare parti-
zanilor lui. a spus ca, GU tOate
ca este de dorit a sc infinta o re-
publica "a Croatilor, totusi ne
cesar ca inaintej de aceasta a
stabili 1ln pact financiar Gu .Jugo-
slavia. E
1Depesele din Belgrad spun ca
interesul este concentrat sasupra
lui Raditch 81 Sc spnne Cd dHca
va participa la lucrarile prelfmi-
mare parlament1rlui federal,
ambitia lui fata de Croatia, va
cistiga suportul democratilor ra-
dicali din Jugoslavia.
R~gii eaja>x Gu hAni irlandssler.
LOndra. - La q treia aniver.
sare de la infiintarea sovietelor
in Russia, care a fost tinuta, de
elementele radicale din Anglia,
in Londra, s'au tinut mai multe
cuyintari. I'm vOfbitOr Gu nu-
mele c. L. Malone a spus ca in
Russia sla coleetat 100000 de
ruble pentsu miscsrea republi-
cana din Irlanda, dnsa Cathal
O'Shannon, din partidul eomu-
mist irlsndez, a facut decl4rati1
Cd banii Fan 'fost primiti pdna
acum.
Biooada ii Ligs N1tinuilor.
Geneva. - Blocada economica,
singura arfna mai pnternica IN
NINA Ligei Natiuniior, . stferit
foarte mutt cind adunarea ge-
nersla lieei q decis cA 'fie-care
tara 81 decida &c snasuri sd ia
in astfel de capiiri.
yr@tn 1.
lgSn1 rs1ISHsx.
Vilna. Distrsctni OineisBi-
tSsr;ei, sisust h 1l66 mile spre
sud-vest de h Ad 1pe&tl. care
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-15
Ne1n4 Slseefe lin asonsrssul
''tfAany14or''.

''tfaanpRor'..
Toledo. O. y Nouri 5grei care
pluteau deaslrpras IA garelor reya-
lie din organizatia vagabonzilor,
numiti Hobo. an fost alungati All
eind James -Eatls How, fondato-
rul organizatiei 81 Gus Gramer,
dictatorul superior al organiza-
tiei, au dat NINA 81 S 'au invoit
ca sd lucre impreuna pentru BIZ
nele general al vagabonzilor.
Cermanii dupa comerciul
italian.
Informatiile primite de la "a
tasatul comercial american din
Roma, dl II. c. Mclean, revela
faptul ca afacerile germane
umbla mortis -dupa comerciul
italian, in special pentru lmpli-
mente agricole. o firma germana
| circuleaza un catalog de 600 pa
gini in lilnba italiana.
Da in judecata pc socrul lui.
Tn process i'll care William
Witt acuza pc socrul 81 soacra
lui de ailenarea dragostei sotie
lui. a fost inceput ieri. Ell cert
$1,000 despagubire.
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
FOR
 MAY0RALTY
 HEATED ONE

SEATTLE, Feb. 16 (by Associated Press).-Three candidates, Mayor C.. $. Fitzgerald, Hugh M. Caldwell for mer army major, and James Duncan, labor leader, who is described by his opponents as radical, will go be- fore Seattle voters at a municina, nri mary election tomorrow as aspirarts for the post of mayor.
 Bitter verbal battles marked the primary campaign and probably will feature the final fight in which the two who run highest on February 17 will make the deciding race on March 2.
 Duncan, who was one of the lead CTS of the Seattle general strike of one year ago, which Ole Hanson, then mayor, described as a revolution" drew most of the campaign fire. Dun can is secretary of the Central Labor Council, and has received the indorse- ment of the Tiple Alliance, an al leged radical organization. Duncan repudiated the indorsement, however, claiming it was not complete, as the various organizations in the alliance did not vote on it.
 The incumbent, Mayor Fitzgerald, sometimes called ''Seattle's boy mayor because of his 37 years, was elected by the city council when Mayor
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
NOTICE

The registration book of the town of Cordova will be open at my office, in the Ostrander building, Second street, Cordova, every day from a. m. to 5 D. m.
 The registration book will be closed at 4 o'clock p. m. Saturday, March 27, 1920. K. G. ROBINSON,
 Registrar
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16

Hanson resigned. Fitzgerald has served in the city council for several years. He ran on what he described as business platform He urged charter amendments to put the city business on real business basis.
 The third candidate, Hugh M. Cald- we'll, was municipal attorney here be- fore he resigned to enter the army. He served as major in the judge ad- vocate's department at Washington, D. c. Caldwell is a member of the American Legion He has promised to push construction of several big prof. ects planned by the city.
 Duncan in his talks has declared that he favors the organizations of unions by policemen and fremen He a'sn advocated tho ,,,1. .. city and county governments.
 According to the Seattle laws, no candidate can be elected at the pri- mary. Besides choosing the candi- dates for mayor on February IT, the electors will also select candidates for city councilman and for corporation counsel
 The various candidates for the mayoralty nomination are holding their final downtown meetings today
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16

Fresh Ever-Ready Flashlight Bat tories, all sizes. Blum-O O'Neill Go. 3-tf
The Cordova daily times., 1920-02-16
A Seven-Reel Production

This story by David Graham Phillips deals problem of beautiful woman who penness Her dramatically story for women who envy friends
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-20
CAPT. VINCENT DEAD
GALENA PIONEER AND CIVIL WAR
VETERAN SUMMONED LAST
WEDNESDAY.-.WAS 81.

Captain William Vincent, Galena's
Oldest citizen, died at the home of his
daughter, there, last Wednesday
morning. He had been in poor health
for several months past but before
that was extremely robust.
Captain Vincent was born in Red
ruth, Cornwall, England, Jan. 10, 1928,
coming to America when II years
old. He, with his parents, settled in
Galena
Captain Vincent went to California
in 1851 and sought gold with varying
success for year. When the civil
war broke out he enlisted being later
breveted captain on the field of battle
He finally attained the rank of major
but was always known as Captain
Vincent" He was wounded in the
limb at the battle of Chicamauga
September 20th 1868, this wound
bothering him all through his long
life
Captain Vincent was fond of travel
ing and many G. A. r. posts in various
parts of the country knew and re-
joiced at his presence. He was an
interesting and we'll versed man.
On December 80, 1847 he was united
i1f marriage with Miss Eliza Bray of
Galena, their welded life being an
exceptionally long one, nearly sixty
five years, Mrs. Vincent passing away
June 8, 1912 The children born to
this union were Henry, deceased; Mrs.
Emily Pascoe. deceased; Milton, Mrs.
Annie Bratton and William of Galena !;
Mrs. Minnie Chappell, of Long Beach,
Calf, and Eliza deceased. Captain
Vincent is also survived by twenty
five grand children. Besides he is
mOurned by two brothers, Joseph of
Santiago, Calf, and John of Hamp-
ton, Ia
The funeral was held last Friday
at the Methodist church, Galena.
Burial was made in Greenwood ceme-
tery
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-20
BARN STRUCK BY LIGHTNING
Especial. to the Heraldl

Lightning struck the house and
barn of William Calvert, Union farm
er, last Friday morning at 11:30 a. ~
The Calverts were having an addition
built on their house and this struct-
ure was completely demolished by the
bolt. Thee carpenter was stunned as
were members of the family. Vern
Calvert received the worst injuries
being burned from the left shoulder
across the body and down the right
leg to the shoe of his foot. The barn
was struck and burned down. One
horse was killed. Two horses, a bug
gy were saved. 1000 bushels of grain
and 80 tons of hay burned
A large barn OF. the Jacob Wagner
farm was struck by lightning Friday
and completely destroyed The barn
was filled with hay and grain. A
team of valuable horses persisted.
CThe authenticity of the last item
has not been verified.)
Fred A Chandler, formerly cream
cry operator Of Cuba City died at his
homo west of Fennimore on Wednes.
day morning, Oct. IS, at about five
o'clock, after patiently suffering DUR
ing long period of illness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-20
MIRAGE ON SIDEWALK
PROF. MCNAIR RELATES STRANGE
PHYSICAL PHENOMENA In SCI
ENCE.- SAYANT RELATED HERE

A curious case of sidewalk mirage
is described by rPof. F. w. McNair OF
Michigan College of Mining. Prof.
McNair writes in Science:
Il was walking eastward on a Gem
ent sidewalk on a street running
nearly east and west, and moving up
moderate grade which joins a nearly
level stretch of walk. On reaching a
point which brought my eye slightly
above the level portion, and at which
normally the level stretch would have
been seen in its entil . length, but
much fOreshortened, / observed in
stead what appeared to be stretch
OF clear dark water covering the entire
width of the walk and brilliantly re-
flecting moving persons and other OBJ
jects in sight beyond it.
"The sky was clear, the air cool, the
sun high. 1t was about 3 o'clock D. m.
local time The angle of observation
was very small, probably not above
three degrees. A step or two either
east of west, and the water was gone.
but within the proper limits, the ILL
uslon was definite and continuing. The
weather bureau report for that day
indicates that approximately thirty
feet above the spot where the mirage
was observed the air temperature was
about so degrees Fahrenheit and the
humidity about SO degrees.
THE resemblance between condi-
lions here described and those which
produce the mirage on the plains is
obvious"
Prof McNair is a son of Mrs. M. J.
McNair OF this city. He is a, frequent
visitor with his mother and sister
here.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-20
OCTOBER TEMPERATURE
HIGHER THAN AVERAGE

The average temperature during the
first half of October was 7.3 degrees
higher than the normal average for
that period. The average for the last
two weeks was 61.3. The hottest day
was Oct II, when 70 was recorded.
The coolest was Oct 1, when the tenn
perature was SO. The hottest day ex-
perienced here in October was Oct. 4,
1888, when the mercury reached the
S8-degree mark. The practice of
issuing weekly reports on the condi-
ton of the roads of Wisconsin during
the fall, winter and spring will be re-
sumed Nov II by the weather bureau
Last weeks weather was as follows
Wednesday-High 80; low "a. Rain
.01
Thursday High so; low &C.
Friday-High "; low Co. Rain IL
Saturday-High 68 low Sc. Rain 90
Sunday-High u; low so.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-20
POTOSI.

George Hudson and family have
moved from the south part of the vii
lage to the William Kelly residence in
the north part where they will live dur
ing the fall and winter months. This
is nearer Mr.. Hudson's blacksmith
shop than his own home is, and is more
convenient for his children to attend
school.
Miss Irene Millin, teacher at Bagley,
spent Saturday and Sunday with her
mother in Potosi.
Mrs. A. w. Schumacher underwent
an operation at the Doolittle hospital
in Lancaster last week for causes in
cident to female troubles.
Mr.. Joe Stoll who had been employ
ed at the Potosi Garage has changed
locations and is now employed at the
Vogelsberg Garage.
Pete Kline of Darlington formerly OF
Potosi is renewing old acquaintance
here.
Mr.. George Blindert after three
weeks visit with his brothers and sis
ter has returned to his home at River
Park, Mont
Mrs. Bernice Gerhard of Dubuque,
is visiting in Potosi with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Stoll.
Mrs. Harry Blindert and children OF
Salem, South Dakota, are at the Henry
Blindert home for visit. They will
also visit with Mrs. Blindert's mother
Mrs. Frank Kerkenbush in Rockville.
Robert Meysembourg, salesman Of
the MCLal en- Auto tires with head
quarters at Des Moines, Iowa. was a
brief caller in Potosi Saturday. He
ives enroute to Lancaster to visit his
parents.
Mr.. and Mrs c. J. Ragatz and Mr.
and Mrs. L. G. Edwards autoed to Fen
nimore. Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-20
BLOOMINGTON.

MI. and Mrs. Jessie Sawyer left
Monday for Los Angeles, CAL, to spend
the winter.
The ladies of the NJ. E. church gave
one OF their excellent suppers at the
church basement Fridad evening. AL
though it was a rainy evening there
was good attendance. The sum real
lied from the supper was about $40.
The Modern Woodmen gave a dance
at the city hall Thursday evening.
About fifty couples were present. Good
music was furnished by Pritchett's
orchestra and pleasant time was en-
jOyed.
The special sales put on by several
OF our stores the past week brought
good many to town from the sur
rounding country and neighbOring
towns
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-20
FARMERS VISIT CAPITAL
ON ROAD DETOUR MATTER

A recent survey of the Platteville-
Lancaster road that provided for a
detour from the Little Platte near
Chas. Fox's and go north past the l..
Mahr place leaving the Clements,
Edge and Roddick farms far from the
road, was the cause OF Will Edge, Mol
Clements, Will Roddick, farmers, and
Conrad Weitenhiller and Roy Grindell,
present and future assemblymen
motoring to Madison last Monday.
The commission assured the delega-
ton that nothing would be done at
present as funds are not available