Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-14

| The Muscoda high school opened
last week with &C pupils enrolled.
Jul Molzoff and Esther Whitish of
Fennimore were married at Gelena
Wednesday.
Arthur Post and c. r. Ridenour are
held in the 10 Davies county Jail for
the burglary Of a freight car at East
Dubuque.
The body of Carl Gunnill, Richland
Center young man who gave up his
life overseas, was buried Friday ct
Richland Center with appropriate ccr-
emonies
E. S. Nicholson of Cuba City died
Monday evening Of last week after a
short illness with pneumonia. He was
born near Cuba and lived there all
of his life
T. D. Critics of Richland Center is
home from trip to Florida where he
motored with his family. He motorcd
5000 miles inaford without a particle
of trouble except for four punctures.
Mrs. Bernard Cunningham of Los
Angeles, former Richland Center girl
died suddenly after an operation leav-
ing a husband, who was away on a
trip, and q little daughter. She was
in the prime of lie.
Louis Prescott of Baraboo, while
feeding an ensilage cutter, got hand
in the rolls and had his right arm and
hand cut to pieces almost to the shout
der. The arm was amputated later be-
tween the elbow and shoulder.
Chas Jeffrey and Leo Stewards, Ga
lena men, are held under $1,000 bonds
for the robbery of two pool halls in
the city. The loot was recovered at
Freeport. Jeffrey pleaded guilty and
awaits sentence. Stewards pleaded
not guilty and will stand trial
Monroe Armstrong, Richland Center
restauranteur, died of heart failure
Wednesday while hanging sign over
his place of business. He fell back
into the room he WEE leaning out of
and was carried downstairs, efforts at
resuscitation being fruitless. Mr.. Arm
strong was So.
Gottlieb J. Kuenzle of Cuba City
died Sunday, Sept. 4th, after a week
illness with paralysis. Mr.. KuenZle
was born in Germany in 1897 and re-
sided there until 1905 when he came
to America to live with daughter.
He leaves nine children-six in Ger
many and three in this country.
Albert L. Morse and Mrs. Saidce
Edge, both of Fennimore, were quietly
married at the Methodist parsonage
by the Rev. w. w. Liston, Wednes-
day afternoon. After the ceremony
they departed for Milwaukee where
they attended the state fair. Mr..
Morse has q new home under con-
struction at Fennimore end will move
in as soon as it is mpleted.-Galena
Gazette.
Promoters have staked their money
for a big gamble with nature near
Stockton where drilling for oil will
begin in the fall. Surface indications
in this area are similar to those in
the Pennsylvania oil district. Rock
upheavals on the hillsides around the
city are caused by gas explosions and
not volcanic action, tie biologists
claim. This in connection with oil
seepage in the surface water makes
the Stockton magnatcs feel that oil
is there if they go down far enough.
The Maple Leaf cheese Glory two
miles south of Darlington burned to
the ground Thursday night. The fire
destroyed $500 worth of cheese put
up in the summer. The building worth
$4,000, was insured for $1,000. The
cheesemaker lost all his belongings.
The great number of fires in cheese
factories the past year is surprising
to cay the least.