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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
EXCHANGE PULP|TS
FIR. WAMBOLD, LANCASTER, AND
FIR. KAISER, BOSCOBEL, TO
TRANSFER AUGUST 1ST.

Announcement was definitely made
caster, and Kaiser of Boscobel, would
exchange pastOrates August LIST. The
news came as a great surprise to the
two congregations as well as the res
idents of the two cities.
The reason for the change is an ex-
cellent one, FIR. Wambold is well
toward sixty years and his health is
not what it was in more strenuous
years. He feels the need of less re
sponsibility and effort On the other
hand ST. Clements parish has grown
and is growing 1t neds young, &C
tive man to carry on the work
After careful consideration the
bishop selected FIR. Kaiser to the Ian
caster pastorate assigning FIR. VAN
bold to BOscobel. FIR. Kaiser has been
in Boscobel for three years where he
has many friends and a good record
for faithful endeavor.
FIR. F. A. Wambold came to Lancas-
ter in 1910 from Mansion exchanging
pulpits with FIR. .Sleicher. He was ed
ucated at st. Francis Seminary near
Milwaukee being ordained as a priest
in 1888 after eleven years of study.
FIR. Wambold's first charge was at
Highland where he built a new
church, parish house and hall. He
spent eighteen and half years at
Highland going then to Mansion
where he spent nearly three years.
During his incumbency mere FIR.
Wambold has directed improvements
in st. Clements church and school to-
falling 100000. The beautiful inter-
ior of the church is largely a testi-
monial to his endeavor.
FIR. Wambold goes to Boscobel with
the best wishes of his parishfoners
and friends outside the church circle.
His farewell sermon will be preached
next Sunday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
MRS. CATHERINE MINK DEAD.

Mrs. Catherine Miller Mink, widow
of the late Adam Mink, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. H. L.
Deckert, in Portland, Ore, Saturday,
July II, aged past 80 years. The body
will be brought back to Burton for
burial beside Mr.. Mink who died
three years ago in January. Mrs.
Mink was born in Baden, Germany,
coming to America when eight years
old. The family first settled in New
York where Catherine Miller married
Adam Mink. The young couple NOV
ed to East Dubuque in 1863 and to
Burton, this county, in 1866. Fol-
lowing % years of life on the farm,
the old couple moved to Dubuque in
1892 to spend their declining days.
Mrs. Mink is survived by four chill
dren: Henry of Lancaster, Elmer of
Eugene, Ore, Mrs Carrie E. Ely Of
Los Angeles, and Mrs. Amelia Deck
ert of Portland, Ore.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
DIE AT ASYLUM.

Two deaths occurred at the county
asylum Sunday One was that of Hold
gen Moore, rs; an insane patient. The
body was taken to Mt Hope for burial
yesterday. The other death was that
of Mrs. Lavina Malone. SO. a home pa
tient. The body was taken to Platte
Vile, her former home. Mrs. Malone
was the mother of Sarah Malone, the
Inflated woman who supported the
old lady until the accident occurred
which deprived her of her scalp. Fol-
lowing that the mother and daughter
were cared for at the county home.
Sarah Malone died two years ago.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
COMMITTED TO ASYLUM.

Judge Goodsell issued a commit
ment last week in the case of Mrs
Augusta Bishop. Montfort, 70 years
old. Mrs. Bishop was brought here
from Milwaukee where she had been
confined, being committed to the
Grant County Home. She suffers
from delusions and imagines that she
is doomed to eternal life and suffer
ing,
Clyde Jones. So, Platteville, single
was committed on July II, following
examination by Drs. Fowler and Doc
little. He is melancholy and has de-
lusions of various kinds. Mr.. Jones
was taken to Mendoza.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
'sTUFFLEY FOR ASSEMBLY, y
SAYS DRY CONVENTION.

At dry" convention held at Fen
nimore last Thursday the name of C.
E. Tuffley of Marion township was
put up as candidate for assembly to
oppose John j. Ruka The conven-
ton placed itself on record as favor
ing enforcement of the prohibition
laws. Mr.. Tuffley is a former county
official having been county clerk 1908
to 1912 He was defeated in 1912 by
E. E. Mccoy. He has been regarded
as being of the La Toilette persua-
sion.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
BURNS CAUSE DEATH
USE OF GAS FLAME TO DRY HAIR
COSTS LIFE OF FORMER BOS-
COBEL YOUNG WOMAN.

Miss Della Scott, 80, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Scott of Bosco-
bel, died at Virginia, Mimi, last We'd
burns received the evening before.
Miss Scott, city librarian, had washed
her hair and was drying it over a gas
flame. In some manner her hair and
clothing ignited causing deep and ia
tai burns. She lived about ten hours
following the accident.
The body was brought to Bosco-
bel Thursday, for burial. Miss Scott
was sister of Mrs. Mona Allen of
this city and the latter with her chill
dren went to Boscobel at once upon
receiving the sad news.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
HOLD ALLEGED MORON
TO LOOK UP RECORD.

Robert Heiderman, SO, an alleged
moron, is being held at the county
Jail pending an investigation Of his
record. Heiderman came to Muscoda
on Wednesday from parts unknown
and inside Of "a hours was the object
of serious suspicion. He is not charg-
ed specifically but it is said the he
made advances to two little girls OF
very tender years
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
CHAUTAUQUA GOES OVER
WITH $1,674 RECEIPTS

The total receipts of the Chautauqua
last week were $1,674. The war tax
of $113.60 comes out of this amount.
The total single admission receipts
were $560.40 and the total number of
season tickets 55S
The Mutual company will be here
again next season having made a con
tract with 102 local signers. The
Chautaucua was purchased outright
for $1,100 and any surplus will go to
the local committee
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
ABSOLUTE CLEANLINESS
TO HAVE GOOD TEETH.

Dr. u. H. Reed, addressing the state
kee, said:
Teeth won't decay if they are kept
absolutely clean. The study of pre-
venting decay is becoming the princi-
pal feature in the colleges today"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
MRS. MARTHA REISIC DEAD

Mrs. Martha Reisic, nee Davis, died
at the Will Ward residence, where she
made her home, early Sunday morn
ing, at the age of 20 years and three
days Mrs. Reisic was the widow of
Jacob Reisic. The funeral was held
Monday afternoon services taking
place at the Methodist church and
burial being made at Hillside. Mrs.
Reisic is survived by Sam Reisic, a
son, and two brothers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
THOMPSON ADDRESSES
SMALL CROWD HERE

James Thompson of La Crosse,
candidate for the U. S. senate to sue
coed I. l.. Lenroot, was in the city last
Thursday afternoon. Mr. Thompson
spoke to the lawn attaches at the
court house on issues of the day. He
is an ardent La Toilette man and Wig
orously defends the senior senator.
Mr.. Thompson unsuccessfully oppos-
ed Mr.. LenroOt two years ago. He
is making a flying tour of the state
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
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CONGRATULATIONS DUE !

&.-..x X IS \ -.
F. J. Lorschetter and Eva Brewer,
Cassvflle.
Irwin Braves and Constance Par
nell, Fennimore. ~
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
SURE.SHOT HICKOK.

L. G. Hickok motored to Milwaukee
Friday ind partook of the state shoot
Saturday taking third money. c. HI.
Basford drove Hickok in and tran
sacted business.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21

The Ladies of the G. A. r. will hold
g basket picnic on Chas. Kaap's lawn
Wednesday afternoon. July %.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21
: LAST WEEKS WEATHER. !

July 12-high 80; low &c.
July 13--high IS; low IS.
July Thigh IS; dow So. Rain .04.
July 15-high 76; low Co.
July 16-high 78; low Sc.
July Thigh 80; low CO..
July 18-high "A; low So
Forecast-fair and warmer. Local
showers.
Swift Current. Canada, away up in
western Ontario, on the north shore
of Lake Huron, had temperature of
So last Sunday. New Orleans, on the
gulf, had a high of SO. Abilene, Texas,
registered an ever 100 Sunday while
Lake Michigan points were down to
so. General weather conditions uni
form throughout the central basin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Klump and
Mrs. H. Moehrig, returned to their
homes in Milwaukee last Saturday
having visited at the Albert and Hen
ry Macke homes here for a week.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-07-21

R. B. Hoffman Of st. Paul, return
ed home yesterday after visit here
at the Henry Hoffman home and with
other relatives.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21
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News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday. May 10
Bailey Wilson spent the week end
in Gunnison.
Walter Enbom is assessing the pro-
perty in the valley this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Sammons and
two sons went TO Gunnison last Mon.
day.
c. l.. Stone, Henry Crooks and Johr
Gordon were out from Gunnison Mon.
day.
Mrs. Henry Knoll of Gunnison was
visiting relatives in the valley las,
week
DIR. Macintosh was called from,
Gunnison last Thursday to see Mrs
). r. Cobbs and Miss Alice Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wilson went 10
Gunnison Monday TO visit Mrs. VII.
CONS parents, Mr.. and Mrs. f. A.
Foster, for few days.
Mrs. c. $. Thompson of Glcnwood
Springs came in last evening to ac.
company his daughter home as soon
as she is able to travel.
Miss Alice Rice came UP from Craw-
ford Monday 10 finish the term of
school here. Miss Alice Thompson
resigned on account of sickness.
Hugh Foster has sold his ranch and
cattle and is thinking of locating at
Delta; The Foster family will BE-
greatly missed in the valley as they
have been residents here for more than
twenty years.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21
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News-Champion Correspondence.
Wednesday, May 10.
Bill Spain came up from Lodge last
Saturday.
Miss Mary Reed of Gunnison is
working at the lola hotel.
Dick Andrews is running the big
Nash truck for the Headlight Mine.
Zeno Cliff and family have moved
over to their ranch on the Cebolla.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Cottongin of Den
yer are employed at the A. X. Stew
ems ranch.
Gladys Walker, Walter Whip and
Dick Anlrews were Gunnison visitors
from lola last week.
AL Haines has quit his job at the
Headlight mine and returned to his
ranch on the Cebolla.
Mr.. Walters and several of the own
ers of the Headlight mine made a trip
in from Denver last week.
DIR. Macintosh passed thru lola
from Gunnison this week, on his way
to Powderhorn to attend Mrs. Cobb.
AIDE Braswell and family have mov-
ed to Spencer from Gunnison. Ade
Will work at the Headlight this sum-
mer.
Miss Irma Wright has been elected
to teach the lola school this fall. Her
many friends here wish her success
in her new position.
Mrs. John Hollenbeck returned home
last week after spending the winter
IN Cimarron, where she was employed
in the Black Canaan hotel.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21
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Sews-Champisn Correspondence.

MONDAY, MAY 20.
Our popular stage driver, Pete
Paeheco, put his auto on the route on
Monday.
Work has been started on the well
Known GunniSOn claim by Nessrs-
Fred Brown and Dudley Rollo.
John Davis came up from his ranch
near Crawford recently and spent a
few days with relatives here
Jess Ferguson and family are az
home 70 their friends IN the Holt
cottage. across from the school house.
Jack Ferguson and wife have NOV
ei VI from POwderforn and he Is on
the Headlight mine crew.
Silva Poster came in Wednesday
from GUnnls0n. where he was called
by the serious illness Of his grandfath-
er, J. T. BaTrUws-
G. VI. Doering, Ernest Bowers and
others from the Upper Cebolla were
among those passing thru in motor
cars the past few days
After a weeks visit with her
daughter, Mn. Alfred Haines returned
20 camp Saturday. She expects TO 20
onto the ranch on the Cebolla in q
few days.
School closes this coming Friday
and the teacher, Mrs. Alva Foster, will
present fine program in the evening,
after which dancing will be in order.
Having secured work on the Head
light mine, AIDE Braswell has moved
his family into the Stearns- Rogers
house in the lower end of town.
Two trucks have been on the road
hauling coal from lola to the Head
light mine several days the past week
+. Lathrum is the driver on the kis-
sell and Bud Andrews pilots brand
new Nash Qaud, but the fearful con.
dition of the ROADS owing to recen,
rains and snow has prevented regular
trips. However, four teams of fouI
horses keep the coal situation open.
The Headlight is running two full
shifts now and the arrival OF the pres.
Ident Of the company with Manager
Walter, is due today. Supt. Alya Eos.
ter has things in shape now for u sea
son Of steady and profitable output
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21

VIII Walker motored to Spencer
Monday in his new Nash car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21
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News Champion Correspondence.
Thursday, May 20.
Herb Mcdonald made a business
trip to Saguache this week.
Walt Adams left last week for q
months visit to relatives in Missouri
Miss Blanche will return home with
him.
about thirty men and teams have
been employed for the past two weeks
clearing and enlarging the Arch ditch.
Miss Atwell, the Red Cross nurse.
was up from Gunnison last week for
the purpose of examining the school
children.
Vernon Marriott has been quite sick
but is getting along o. X. now. DR..
Hyatt was called from Gunnison to
attend him.
We have prospects Of good range
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21
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New Champion Correspondence.
Monday. May Il.
Business has been good on the West
End Five engine crews IN the pool
are a. follows: c. A. kroll and II. r
Beau ais; II. Knoll and I. Z Doyle;
C. A. CoVan and II. S Billings; c. l.
Brasxeil and T. H. DesCombes; VI. J..
Foxgruber ana r. Wright
The four train crews working out OF
Gunnison, west are a. follows: c. l.
Miller, ]. VI. Thornell, and c. A. Ire
yarthen: r 2. Nahoney, r. Cover and
g. A. Lathrop; A. J. Gnbbin, T. S.
BY and ". l. Dean; Geo. Sandberg.
Young and Williams.
r. ". Stamm and c. c. Bra;ton are
on the work train this week
Firemen VI. Weirick. 4. A. Des-
Combes, 4 7. Dobbie Jr., c. L. Chen
ming. J. r Nelson and c. c. Bratton
Of Saiida are firing on the west end
out Of Gunnison temporarily on ae-
count of hauling sheep from Utah
points TO Sapinero and Cimarron TO
feed.
r. VI. Dunlap and J. S. Edwards OF
Gunnison are running engines on Ger
70 Hill during the rush of business.
Fireman baiNsl - ofl ltlt passenger
run with Engineer Pittser.
Fireman J. b. Haley is on the Crest
ed Butte switch engine.
Switchman G. A. Sievers is away
on a vacation and his place is being
/ filled by Brakeman J. r. Mcmillan.
I Machinist A. A. Roberts was visit.
I ing relatives in Denver this week.
| Nachinist Helper W. II. Bray is a
proud grandfather. his daughter, Mrs
Louise Stuckey, of California, having
presented her husband with a six Id
son Sunday.
II. A. johnson and Joe David Jr
are washing engines at the rounc
house.
J. A. Reid. who is in the Said,
hospital with a broken leg, is having :
bad time, but hopes to be able to b,
out before a great while. VIM C
Walters IS acting as car foreman dur
ing Mr.. Reid's absence.
Car Repairer Otis Peterson is pas
sing the cigars around in celebration
of his wedding last Saturday.
i Conductor d. f. Goodenough is nov
on the Crested Butte run.
Machinist Helper j. E. Whip il
back from the Salida hospital. He il
| feeling fine but is some weak yet.
VIII Walker motored to Spence
Monday in his new Nash car.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21
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News Champion Correspondence
Thursday, May 20.
Miss Dwyer has been gathering cat
tie on the Lake Fork
Geo. Darter has been over on the
Powderhon plowing for c. h.
Schecker.
Mrs. C. W. Carr and her daughter,
Ruth arrived Monday. Jack Carr is
in Montrose.
Miss Lillian Carr returned home on
Monday from visiting her mother in
the lower country.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21
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News Champion Correspondence.
Thursday, May 20
Jim Cassidy OF pitkin, is working
at the Ben McDonough ranch.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Sanders went
TO Salida Sunday evening where they
expect to locate permanently.
Fred Klein and W. L. Curtis made
trip TO Saguache this week to at
tend the funeral Of an old friend,
Thos. Nolin.
Miss Gertrude Mclaughlin came
up from Guunison Thursday evening,
and will stay few days with her sis
ter before leaving for Whitepine to
teach school
Milton Spencer, the boy who was
injured couple Of weeks ago, is in n
hospital in Denver, suffering with
misplaced vertebrae instead of sleep
ing sickness, as was at first thought
The little fellow is able to talk lit
tie now, but is in a very grave con-
dition.
The Parlin school pupils, under she
direction OF Miss Viola Mclaughlin.
will give n program the, last day of
school, Saturday, May %. After the
program, supper and dance have
been arranged for, and a good time
Is expected.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21

this season The grass is coming fine.
Cattle that have been turned out arc
dong nicely.
We are going to have . ball team
this season. The boys organized last
Sunday and about thirty men were out
to practice.
]. J. Carpenter of Cebolla was this
week buying cattle. He bought Fin
McDonald's entire bunch and loaded
some q; Pariins Monday. He is still
dealing for Jim McDonald's cattle.
The Tomichi bridge is back in
commission. IL present weather con-
ditions continue, cars will be able to
get thru TO Waunita by Sunday. The
road TO Sargent is open All roads
are rough. "Drive slowly"
A. d. Braswell and family went over
to Spencer Wednesday to live. Mr..
Braswell will be blacksmith at the
mine there this summer.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21

he reported that the roads were in =
bad condition
Wool Remington, George Watson.
Jr. Bill Memo and Roger kistler
went down 20 Gunnison on the motor
car Saturday evening, returning here
the same evening
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21
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May 1S, 1920.
oprandi Brothers have bought Cas-
per Pressler's Ford car.
Mrs. Harold Allen came here Tues
day from Canon City to join her hus-
band.
Several are fixing their garden
patches and some are getting their po-
tatoes planted.
Mrs. Sanders has been i'll for the
last ten days. DIR. Hanson was called
to see her Tuesday night.
There was no work at the mine for
three days last week on account Of the
threatened washout Of the railroad
bridge.
Bill Wcbber went to Gunnison Tues
day in his car returning the same day.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21
News-Champion Correspondence.

News-Champion Correspondence.
Friday, May II,
Red Brooks was down from Crystal
for few days recently.
Mrs. Wiifrcd Parry went to Car
bondalc recently to visit her father
and mother for a few days.
Mrs. Frank Brooks and children
have gone TO Carbondale to visit with
her sister, Mrs. Frank Gertic, for q
few weeks.
Mr. Noon arrived in Marble recent
ly and went on TO Crystal to get
things in shape to start work on thC
mine and mill.
Paul Wood and WiIfred Parry have
gone to Redstonc to bring in cattle
after wintcring them there. They
will bring them to their ranches below
town.
Ed Moore came in yesterday to over.
haul the engine that has stood here
all winter, in order to have the train
run to CarbOndalc the last of this
month. Section Boss Joe Larkins is
working hard to get the road in shape
BY that time Hurrah for US old
staycrs at Marble. We will be put
on the map again.
So
Iagls
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21

Date Mason and Hugh Smith were
among Pitkinites who spent Tuesday
in the County seat
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21

Jess and Floyd Tnckle and Bob
McCready came down from Pitkin on
Friday evening of last week and re-
turned to that place Saturday.
Gunnison news-champion., 1920-05-21

Jack Deyins spent a couple OF days
in from White Pine this week.
Free trader-journal and Ottawa fair dealer. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1920-1927, 1920-11-03

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from follows:
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some report about our party. Please
send all information concerning Rus.
slams TO W, Willow through the regu-
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". Willow, 1872 ). Harding street"
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from 1916 y. Hoyne avenue. Chicago
follows
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subscription list sent TO You with
Mr.. ; want to use the list for
some other people here in Chicago
and as | nave to turn III by the ION
| would like to have it az soon as
possible. You may also incloSe the
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