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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
I'm COMBATE EN- LAS
GALES DE CARK
Uu muerto y Il heridos
hubo en- Ell conflicto

LONDRES, Julio 19.-Como result
ado de Ia lucha que ocurri6 anocae
en- las Gales de Cork, Irlanda, n
persona result6 muerta y Il heri-
d2s. con.anGose entire estas ultirnas
siete mujarcs. La poblaci6n pas6 una
noche de terror, pero hoy Sc resta-
hleci6 Ia calma. Tn Gordon de tro-
pas inglesss sc tendi6 ~alrededor de Ia
ciudad. habi5ndose Suspendido TODD
q trafico interior y exterior.
T. tumulto Sc inici6 cuando Sc tu-
yo roticia dc que I'm ex-soldado, Joan
Roark, habfa sido muerto a bayone-
taos Dor IN centinela, por haberse
rehusado aquel a contestar a I'm de
safio. Grupos de ex~-soldados ataca-
ron entonces n IN indivicuo que u
rusieron ser 81 centinela criminal,
pcro por fortuna para estos, otros
prupos de Sim Feiners acudieron en-
su socorro Y 10 rescataron, no sin ha-
berse trabado la lucha errre volun-
tarios Y cx-soldados, Tue POGO des-
pues Sc generalizaba por toda Ia ciu-
dad.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
Muerte accidental de IN
mexicQno en- Stoddard

STODDARD, AriZ. JunIio 10.-Un
trabajador mexicano de nombre Ra-
mon Alvarez que ~prcsentaba sus ser
vicios en- una de las minas de esta re-
Sion, encontr6 aver Il horrible
re, pues fue aplastado por n gran
piedra Il So de~sprendiG de 10 alto
de Ia nina FL infeliZ compatroita Sc
hallaba trabajanGo en- el njve!amien-
TO de I'm terraplen de Ia nina, cuandO
Sc desprendi6 e. enorme ~pedruZco que
vino 4 haccrlo tortilla.
Il accidente cause p%rofunda cons
ternaci6n entire todos los c~ompaneros
dc Aware. q~uienes Sc apresuraron a
sacar al cuerpo del conIpatriota del
lugar en- donde qued6 s~epultado. Sc
gun Sc dice, ell accidente Sc debi6 en-
gran parte, a Ia faltai de s~eguridades,
pucs no Sc ha procurado poner 81
quiera unas tablas que sirvan de con-
t~rafuerte.
e. filnado tiene dos kermanos, segun
Sc sabe. IN hombre Y una mujer. es-
Ia Ultima radicada en- Duquesne. de
de este mismo Estado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20

DEORN. Holanda, Julio liza
not.c!a de Ia muerte del Principe Joa-
Quln sc rec!bi6 en- el Castillo de Doom,
Residential actual del ex-kaiser, CO.
me III rayo, por ei efecto que pro-
dujo entire todos los habitantes. Sc
cree CUE Ia rCticia no Sc comunicara
desde lueSo a Ia eXEmperatriz. en- Wis
Ia del dehcado estado de salud, pues
ocaba DE- pasar apenas una seria en-
termedad y Sc teme que al enterarse
del d~esgraciado fin DE su hijo mencr.
tenga 7 s2ria recaida.
Fl eX-ka:ser Sc HI nerado a ba-
Ger comentaric alguno sobre el ira
sico fin de ST. hijo Y tanto 81 como
todas las personals que 10 rodean v
IL Servidlulre. 50 muestran profLo-
camente afectados Tor Ia desrr.cia.
FL eX-Principe heredero Federico
GuIllermo. I'll sido uno de los oue
mayor consternaci6n han sufrido, pucz
wv" S!emprc gran prcdilecci6n Dor
So menor. La noticia Ia re-
o;@:" ei et-hronzor-nz en- Wicri,,ctl
fabiendo!e $!dn communicate Dor ai
ayucante Won Mulhcim e
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
Cuba aprobo ell Tratado
de paz con ell Austria

HABANA, Cuba. Junlio IA pro-
posici6n hecha por ell Representative
Francisco Soto, en- IA session cclcbrada
aver en- n Cdmara de DiputadoS, Sc
puso a ~votaci6n Ia ~aprObaci6n del Ira
tado de Paz con Austria, cuyas clau-
sulas habian sido va ~discutidas. Ell Re
p~resentante Doctor Ortiz pidi6 que Sc
sonSignaran en- dicho tratado las mis-
mas reservass que Sc pusieron al de
Versailles. despues de 10 cual sc efec-
tue Ia votacion. habiendose aprobadc
por una gran mayoria de vitos, el Ira
tado con las m~encionadas r~eServas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
Ida EN- PODER DE Los BOLSHEVIKIS
Con la captura de esa plaza, los roios quitaron a los pola-
con TN punto eshategico de gran importancia

! r~echazados. Las tropas del Soviet han
estado atacando repetidas veces in
tentando romper las lineaS polacas
para avanzar sobre Lemberg Ia capital
dc Galicia, pero hasta ahora han re-
sultado inutiles los esfuerzos del &C.
neral Budenny, pues sus tropas de ca
bglleria Sc han estrellado hasta la
resistencia formidable de Ia nIante-
rfS. polaca.
Sc asegura que los b~olshevikis es-
tan recoEcentrando genie para I'm
ruevo ataqle sobre kovel, plaza que
Sc encuentra situada a IS millas al
~Slroeste lie Erest-Litovsk.
LONDRES. Julio 19.-El Ministe-
rio de Ia Guerra polaco declara en- SUI
parte Official publicado hoy, que los
| boishevikis han capturado las plaZas
de Ida Y Dobrowice, Ia primera ST.
tuada a so millas al sur de Wilma y
zee al oestC de Minsk, y uno &c los
mas importantes empalmes ferroca-
rrileros.
Las informaciones de Ia capital po-
laca ~recibiCas aqui, hablan de Que a.
pesar de los esfuerzos de los esta-
distaS aliados para lograr I'm armis-
aicio entire los bolshevikis Y las tro-
pas de Polonia, ambos contendientes
Sc hal!abaR aun sosteniendo violentos
conbates en- I'm frente de $50 miIlas
en- el norte Gel teatro de Ia lucha,
Despues de Il perdida de Wilma, los
polacos iEtciaron una serie de contra
ataques violentos a 10 largo del RIO
Styr y en- Ia region de Dubno, pcro
= pesar de ellcs los rojos estan obi
gando a re;roceder a los polacos en- el
ala izquicrd@ y en- el centric de la IL
uea de batalla.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
Al lado de Napoleon III des.
canSan los restoS de la ex-
Enperatriz Eugenia

FARNBOROURGH, Inglaterra, Ju-
Ito lei sepelio de la ex-Empera-
triZ Eugcnia, viuda de Napoleon III.
tuvo luga~ hoy aquf. La ceremonial
fue lmponente, habiendo sido colo
cado el ataud que contenia los restos
sotre una cUreha de canon. tirada por
tres pares &c caballos cnguaIdrapa-
DOS de riguroso luto, habiendo des-
filado pOr entire uua dobe. valla de
tropas hasta Ia abadfa de San Miguel,
ell donde Sc lie hicieron las honras
fInebres, c~clocandose Iuego eT cada-
YER en- II cripta de Ia capilla de San
Miguel. al laGo de la que ocupan los
rcstos de Napoleon iii y el Principe
Imperial.
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NARSONIA, Julio 19.-Las tropas
polacaS estaa r~etirandose hacia el sur
Y suroesce del importante empalme
f~errocarrilero de Ida, plaza que ha
siao capturada por las fuerzas bolshe-
vikis que continGan su avance en- Gi-
reccion de Grodno. Los b~olshevikiS
han po6ido llevar a cabo ST. arrolla-
dor avanCe h2cia 81 oeste. en- vista
del tratado tie paZ celebrado por Lii
tuania coz Ell gobierno del Soviet Y
SUI maniobra les da Ia o~portunidad de-
apoderarse de n rica cosecha de
c~ereales, pues por millares Sc cuentan
los acres que los polacos ocupaban en-
csc territorio y u habian sembrado,
encontrandose ahora las cosechas no
solo liStas para reColectarse, Sino
hasta almacenadas en- sacos Y listas
para ser transportadas. Y todas esas
~existencias &C cereales han caido en-
manos de los rojos, pues l. p~oblaci6n
polaca esta huyendo de esas comar-
cas- ante "a arrolladora avalanche
bolsheviki.
Los where's a~lmacenados en- las bo-
Gegas de B.elostok, que la Association
Americana de Socorros tenia para la
a~limentaci6a de los ninos. estan sien
10 ahora trasportados a un sitio mas
SECURE.
En- los ~circulos m~ilitares de esta
capital Sc dice que Ia retirada pola-
ca continua en- el frente ~septentrio-
raj. de una nlanera ~ordenada, de acue-
90 con los planes del Console de De-
tensa' logrando as! no perder nj ma
ler!aI rodante, nj m~uniciones, nj So,
crirlcar esteri!mente combatientes.
1odoS los ataques b~olshevikis = n
largo del frcnte meridional. han sjdo
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
LOS FAsSICANTGS OSJETAN e
PLAN DEL MlNlSTRO De
WHERE'S EN- MADRID

MADRID. Julio 19.-EI Ministro de
y<veres snunci6 hoy que 81 proyecto
Para mejorar la distribution de all
rentos rropez6 con nuevas o5jecioneS
lie los ~faAricGntes, pero agrego que
en- case 5e cue estos decidan cerrar
sus fabric,S. 81 EobieCno Sc hara car
Go de elias Y las manejara por su cuen
ID.
Termin6 sus d~eciaraciones pidiendo
vi POGO dc psciencia Va que sus pro-
yectos habran de ser discucidos en- Ia
5uRta ord ac-.a del Gabinete que Sc &C
lebrnra 81 pr6xiIno martes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
Cargo de mercancias para
los puertos mexicanos

HhBANA, Cuba. Julio Icon mo-
two de Ia cuarentena omp!astada cor
ira los barcos de procedencia meXica-
ma, una cgarga que trae el yapor AIMS
teldijk," de Ia Linea Holandesa-A-
mericana, para Mexico, sera trasbor-
dada aqui al rapor "Soestdijk" de Ia
misma Inca de vapores que tambien
tiene una carga para esa Rerablica.
Los citados barcos proceden de Ro-
tterdam, Holarda y Ia casa r. ndssaq,
s. On c, consignarIa de ellos, Sc puso
de acuerdo 0 Ia Direction de Ia
compania. HolandesS referida para
que Sc hiciera Ell ~trasbordo de rcfe-
rencia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20

Querido de "a X-Emperatrtz Angus
N y temec que Ia noticia del tragico
lin de aquel, pueda afectarIa seria-
mente, pues esta recieEte Ia crisis
que tuvo en- So salud Il consecuencia
de IA a2eccton cardiaca que le amag6.
e Principe Joaquin era ell menos
t~alentoso de los hijos de los ex-EEn-
pcradores de Alemunia Y aun cuando
tenIa {! grado de captain en- Ell Ejer-
c!to, no estUvo prestando sus servi-
clos actiVos, mas que por contado item
20, cn cl frcHte, durante Ia guerra
Despues de Ia derrota de los alema-
nes, Sc runiorG que ell Emperador
Guillermo abd!carta en- favor de Joa-
Qufn.
Fl joven Principe c~uutrajo matri-
monio con Ia Frincesa Maria Augusta
M de Anhalt, en- 1916 Y e. aao pa
sado solicito e. d~ivorcio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
EuERoN SoLEMNES LOS FUNERA
LES De MARIANA DE CAVIA

MADRID. -ulio 1s-Los funerales a
Sc le hicieron a reputable escritor Ma
riaao de CAM resultaron Terdader@
mente solcrcnes. Todas las asociacio-
yes rterariss fueron a rendirle el Ill
tmo homeaa1e Y e~sturieron represen-
1adas en- los fure-ales po- ran ndmero
da sus mierabros.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
Decrecen los contrabandos
de bebidas embriagantes

c. ,Juarez julio 1S.El administrators
de Ia Aduana en- esta pooiacioP, Ma
ruel Prie.o, ACADIA de manifestar q
han escaseado felizmente los contra
bandos de licores. pues u hace va
Al dededor de tres o cuatro semanas
ore no Sc descubre IN contraoa7do
fuerte. Las autoridades solo han po-
! decomisar contrabandos de poca
irportancia-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
=, coNssJo ALIADo ESPERA LA
RESPUESTA TURCA Al
ulTlmATUm.

PARIS. Julio I9.-EI ConSejo aliado
esta esperanto la respuesta de IuT-
cufa al ultimatum que Sc lie envi6 ha-
rIfndole stber que 81 el tratado de
my no Sc fI-ma antes de la media
noche del - Gel actual, ell sobierno tur
co sera expulsado de Europa.
DCcese de n no Official que SO
corsidera casi seguro que Ct ,retado
sea firmadU.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-07-20
LOS SINN FElNERS TRATAN De
HSCER CUE LAS TROPAS IN
GLESAS Sc RETIREN
POR HAMBRE

DUBLIN, Julio 19.-Los funcionarios
S1nn Feiners ordenaron nnoche en-
Londonderry IN bloqueo de alimentos
en- I'm ~esfuerzo para oblisar a las fuer
zas :nglesas a que salgan de la ciu--
aad por harnbre. ;
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
HENRY ]. MINK
ON SNOW SHOES
Commission to Locate
Snow Blockade Cause.

If one sees Uncle Henry Mink, High
way Commissioner in and for Grant
county, plodding forth in bowling
billiards. with pair of snowshoes on
his feet, or anon, shooting gaily down
the hills on skies, one will know by
the following what is up. II further
Interested read on:
Madison, Wis.-The highway COM
mission has sent communication to
all county highway commissioners re-
questing that they make a survey as
to location of snowdrifts during the
coming winter.
The Good Roads Association of Wis
consin in this report also calls atten-
ton to the fact that the snow clean
ing problem is largely one OF drifts
accommodating in certain spots on the
roads.
Accompanying the communication is
map of the county, showing the
roads the department believes of suffi-
cient Importance to justify the sur
yey
These surveys will be made contin-
uously during the winter If chang
ing winds affect the location of the
driftsS this is an important factor in
determining the location of snow
fences or snow hedges to prevent the
drifts in the future
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
PRESSING ENGAGEMENTS
MAKES PASTOR HURRY

Rev Campbell covered considerable
territory last weekend and probably
is still travelling. He left Lancaster
on Friday with a delegation of boys
from the Methodist church to attend
an Older Boys conference at Madison,
over Saturday to Monday. Rev. Camp
bell returned home Sunday to preach
as Rev. Merrifield of Plateville,
scheduled to preach here, was unable
to come on account of a severe cold.
Then Rev Campbell was due to appear
at Eau Claire Monday night to speak
there at the 50th anniversary celebra-
ton of the church he at one time held
the pulpit in. He also attended a min
isterial conference at Eau Claire the
first of the week
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
LITTLE GRANT.

Mrs Minnie Cooley returned home
Wednesday after taking care of baby
boy at the Oakley Leighton home.
Chas. and Ed. Jeidy shipped hogs
Saturday.
Mrs. Minnie Cooley. Burnell and
Helen spent Thanksgiving at Fred
Cooley's.
There was basket social and pro-
gram at the Bowen school Friday even
ing there being big crowd and fine
program The baskets sold good,
bringing $54.40 from &c baskets. Leo
Henkel of Lancaster auctioned the
baskets.
Mrs. John Jeidy of Lancaster has
been spending few days with her son
Chas and daughter Mrs. VIM Ball.
Fred Brendemuhl and wife and
children spent Thanksgiving at Ad-
olph WenzePs.
Miss Glennie McClusky of Mt. Hope
is helping her aunt, Mrs. Orville
Wright, get ready to move.
Miss Gertrude Pagenkopf spent a
few days with her uncle Henry Pagen-
kopf in Lancaster last week
Orville Wright moved Saturday to
his farm near Mt Hope.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
PORK, BUTTER,
RICEAND SUGAR
ON TOBOGGAN
Food Hoarders Weep as
Comestibles Sag.

Pork rice butter and sugar led food
stuffs in the downward trend Of prices
last, week and Monday the retail price
OF each article was markedly lower
than week ago
The drop in the price of pork was
especially noticeable. Two weeks ago
the best grade of pork loins- short
cuts from young hogs sold at SO and
40 cents a pound wholesale. The
wholesale price now is q and % cents.
Pork loins known as heavy cuts from
older hogs may be had for q and p
cents pound wholesale.
The retail price of butter is 62 cents.
a week ago the quotation was Sc cents.
A further reduction is expected, deal
ers say.
Rice is offered at retail at 812 cents
pound. The wholesale price is 6M
cents. This is a reduction of 2 cents
q pound in a week.
Sugar is offered in some stores for
8 cents a pound. Quantities at this
price were limited, but for 10 cents a
pound any amount could be purchased.
Tomah, Wis. During the last week
live beef sold il Tomah stockyards
for 21a cents a pound, pre-war price.
Not since 1915 has so low a price been
paid local stockmen Milwaukee
Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
LANCASTER BOY HURT
IN PLATTEVILLE GAME

"Skip" orion, Normal player, was
knocked unconscious at the football
game on Friday, when he jumped to
catch the ball in mid-air and collided
with fellow player, and fell to the
ground
He was carried from the field, and
later taken to the hospital and it was
some time before he regained con-
seriousness. 1t is most gratifying to
all that he has so far recovered that
he is able to be around again and no
bad results are anticipated from the
accident.--Journal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
LOCAL YOUNG COUPLE
MARRIED IN DUBUQUE.

Claude Showalter, son of Mrs. Anime
Showalter, and Norine Nealy, daugh-
ter of MI. and Mrs. f. A. Nealy, were
married Friday evening at st. Luke's
Methodist church, Dubuque, the Rev.
Atchison officiating. The young people
attended by Rush Godfrey and Miss
Leone Showalter motored over in the
afternoon and the ceremony took
place at $50 o'clock The young
couple left on the Sunday noon train
for Madison where they viii reside.
Mr.. Showalter is employed in the en-
cheering department Of the Wiscon-
sin Telephone company and the bride
is kindergarten teacher in the Mae
ison schools. Friends of both unite
in extending best wishes.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
BOSCOBEL.

VIM Miles and wife, of Marion, are
the proud parents of son, born Sat-
urday, November 20. All doing nice
ly. Congratulations.
Appropriate services were held al
the Methodist church last Thursday
evening, Rev McNary of the Congre-
gational church giving the address
Whitford Huff rendered vocal sole
which was well liked by everyone.
Mrs. Morvia and daughter, Stella
have removed to Columbus, Ohio
where they will reside.
Many of our young people who are
attending our state university at Madi-
son were home to spend the Thanks
giving vacation with their parents ano
friends here
H. E. Goldsmith and wife were here
the past week. Mr.. Goldsmith is al
the helm of the Viroqua news-sheet
and is doing well in that little city,
We note from reports that another
a $4,000 bridge. is to be built ovel
the old Wisconsin river at Sank City
the coming season.
Clyde Pierce of Lancaster is spend
ing several days here visiting at the
Peter Baer home.
Doug. Galloway went to Milwaukee
Sunday last to look up suitable quar-
tiers for their new residence. as they
intend to live there where their sons
are located, after having sold his res
Eidence property here to Henry Baldwin
No, we didn't have any. They were
too high this year for us. We just had
chicken, and was mighty thankful fol
that.
We are sorry to report that Mrs
Boger,s condition is not improved al
this writing She has been very low
at her home in the fourth ward fol
several weeks. Local physicians as
we'll as those from Madison can dc
nothing to relieve that severe pain il
the head.
This appears to be one of those
weeks when Boscobel affords little OF
| if any news matter. We will have tt
call this little batch enough, and come
again stronger another week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
RED CROSS
XMAS SEALS
School Children Take
Over Work OF Mercy.

The sale OF Red Cross Christmas
seals will open Wednesday and will be
conducted exclusively by the school
children. That means that there will
be no mail order sale. Business and
professional men will not be called
upon this year, as on previous &C
casions, first by the children and then
by the Red Cross headquarters thru
the mail
The children will make a house to
house canvas. When a home is fully
supplied with stamps stamp may be
placed near the door bell which will
indicate to solicitor that there is
no further need to stop. 1t is hoped
that the citizens of Lancaster will use
the stamps freely until the Holiday
season is over in order that our school
may meet its full quota in this sale.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
BEETOWN.

Miss Olga Brun and Henry Murray
were married in Dub. last week, her
brother and sister Marie with Fay
Rischi and Blanche Hillary attended
the wedding. They came to this place
Wednesday evening and spent Thanks
giving with her parents returning to
Dubuque Friday The usual chariyari
was given them.
E. l.. Auel wife and mother shopped
at Bloomington, Wednesday,
A. Hartman and wife spent Thurs
day with his mother at Cedar Rapids.
Orlando Burns purchased the car
owned by Henry Huntington.
A. C. Smith of Lancaster was Fri
day caller
Tom Mcconnell and wife of Cass-
vile visited relatives here last week
returning home Sunday.
Timer Wilcox was looking after
business here Friday.
The infant child of Chas. Laufen-
berg and wife is very i'll with pneu-
monia
The r. ~ AS. spent jolly good
time in the camp room after the meet
ing Saturday night at the meeting let
all members be present for election OF
offers.
S. J. Hyde and Fred Burrows were
callers from Lancaster, Sunday.
j. G. Muldoon family Sundayed at
j. A. Jamison's
John eastman took his boys back
to Lancaster, Sunday.
Otto Winner was in town Sunday TAX
i ing pictures.
! Stella Ray and Rollo Jaminson were
at Lancaster, Friday.
The young people are planning on
a play to be given in the near future
All the students from Cassville
Bloomington and Lancaster were home
for the Thanksgiving vacation.
Lenis Houghton, Chas Thorpe and
Roy Barr are shocking corn at the
Frank Hiekok home near Bloomington
John Burns and wife spent part OF
the past week at the Mike Burns home
at Klondyke Springs.
School was closed here Thursday
but opened again Friday
Just four weeks more until Xmas
Report says there is few cases OF
flu around the country.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
JUVENILE PERFORMANCE
DRAWS MUCH APPLAUSE.

The entertainment at the Congrega-
tional church Friday evening was
greeted by a large and enthusiastic
audience The enthusiasm became even
more vigorous as the program un-
folded each number receiving hearty
applause The event was an old-fash-
toned attempt at homesa and
there should be considerably more of
it. No attempt should be made to COM
pliment any individual on the program
all were good. The proceeds, some
thing over $40 was handed to the
aid to be used in the church return
ishing fund.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
LANCASTER DENTIST
BECOMES BENEDICT

DR.. J Fred Henkel of Richland Cen
ter, son of Mrs. Anna Henkel of Lam
caster, and Miss Veronica Schneider,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George A.
Schneider of Madison, were married
Friday, Nov. 10Th at the home of the
brides parents in Madison. Only the
immediate relatives of the two prin-
cipals witnessed the ceremony. The
attendents were Maurice Murphy of
Richland Center, and Miss Dorothy
Hudson of Madison. After the ceremony
the couple left on their honeymoon to
Chicago Following JAN LIST they will
be at home i'll 558 East Hazeltine ST.,
Richland Center.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-12-01
LIBERTY HOUSEHOLD
ENTERTAINS FRIENDS.

Thursday evening Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Rich of Liberty gave a six o'clock
dinner to about twenty four neighbors.
A repasta such as the farmer can serve
was enjoyed by all. During the even
ing they were entertained with music
candy and cigars. About midnight all
departed declaring they had very
pleasant evening. Those present were
Frank Henry, Tootsie Bidwell, Mr.. and
Mrs Albert Henry and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Stoffel and family, Mr..
and Mrs. Floyd Mcdonald and family. 3
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Badger Couples
Wed in Dubuque

The. fectory of St. Luke's Methodist
church is a real mecca for brides and
grooms these days and Rev. Atkinson
officiated at three weddings on Friday
and Saturday. Miss Norine Medley and
Claude Showalter, both of Lancaster,
Wis, were united in marriage Friday
afternoon and on Saturday two more
couples from Wisconsin came to Du-
buque to be made one Miss Myra
Jane Birkett became Mrs. Elmer Ty-
Ter and they will reside in Hazel
Green Miss Margaret Behringer and
Mr.. Fletcher Brodt, both of Bagley
were also married Dubu-
que News.