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New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Arrived Yesterday

Santa Tecia. Guayaquii Noy 20. Manta
Line. with mdse; Pier ss Bklyn.
:. American Legion. Buenos Ayres Dec 6,
~ to the Munson s s. Line, with So first,
40 third class pass, mails and mdse; Pier
s. Hobokeu.
Songvand (Nor) Buenos Ayrcs Nov IL.
Santos 20, Rio de .Taneiro Dec /, to O
Stray. with mdse: Pier 3. Bklyn
Idaho tBr), Hull Dec g. to sandcrson &
s0n wite IN dnt Mdnfroary 3th st. n.o
TO the Ocean Co, with pass and mdse !;
Cornella. Ponce Dec 16, Mayaguez Dec
u; TO Bull lnsular Line, with mdse; Pier
%. B'klyn.
city OF st Joseph. Bona Dec 5; to d
Mallory & Co, with mdse; Pier 3. Army
Juliana tspan>, Bilbao Dec s; to Garcia
& Diaz, with mdse; Pier SS. f r.
Ei Alba Galveston Dec II, to Southern
Pacific Co. with mdsc; Pier 40, N r.
Eel Estero. New Orleans Nov 1S: to
Southern Pacific Co, with mdse; Pier 40
n r.
Lake Chelan, Baltimore Dec 90; to
Halschaw Steamship Co, with ,ndse: Pier
"a, f r
Jefferson. Norfolk Dec 20: to Old Do
20, n r.
Nordamerika CDuD. st Lucia Dec 10, to
American Metals Transport Co, with
mdse; Perth Amboy. N j.
Arizonan, Vancouver Nov a. Cristob
Dec 9, Charleston Dec is; to United Amer
lean Lines. with mdse, Pier g. Bush
FrederiS VIII (Dan). COPENHAGEN and
Christiania Dec IL to Scandinavian Amer
lean Line, with pass, mails and mdse an
chored in Quarantine
Blue Triangle. Matadi Oct 20 Lagos Nov
3. Acora G, Cape Coast Castle 8. Secondee
p AKIN 20, Las Palmas Dec 8; to A II Bull
& Co with mdse; Pier 81. Bklyn
Mcnominee (Br). London Dec 10; to the
Atlantic Transport Line with mdse Pier
So, n P
Adriatic (Br>. southampton and Cher
bourg Dec IA; tS White Star Line with 345
FIRST 50 second. 145 third class pass and
mdse; Pier so, n r.
-, ,lrp TprraIba, cartagena Dec 7; Porto Co
Kingston II; to United Fruit Co with SO
pass. mails and mdse: Pier IS. e r.
Erik II (Dan). Bluefeds Dec H. to
Munson Line with mahogany; Astoria Ma
hogany Works. Astoria.
Colon, Cristobal Dec Is, Port -au-Prince
IS; TO Panama r Line with Sc
pass. mails and mdse; Pier l. HoboSen.
philadelphia. Baltimore Dec p; to Clyde
s Co with mdse: Pier "A. n r.
Henry r Mallory, Galveston Dec II; to
Mallory Line with pass and mdse; Pier 3S.
r
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Coldbas Charges Against
Clynn Called SHot Air.
Corporation Counsel Lewis of
Syracuse Answers Attacks
in Phone Rate Case
spccias Dispatch to rne Trio1no


SYRACUSE, N. Y, Dec. 23.--Cor-
poration Counsel Edmund II. Lewis IN
a statement issued TODAY said the
charge made by w. Il. Goldbas. Cor
poration Counsel of Utica, that Repub-
lican State Chairman George A. Glynn
"put the soft pedal" on the rate fight
against the New York Telephone Com
pany was "merely hot air.
Mr.. Lewis said that so far as he is
aware Mr.. Glynn never interested him
self in the telephone case. He added
that Mr.. Glynn had taken no part in
the local fight for the Supreme Court
justiceship.
"Mr. Goldbas has been Corporation
Counsel OF Utica for two months"
said Mr.; Lewis; within the last
two weeks he has burst into print
with serious criticisms first Of the
Public Service Commission and then
of Mr.. Glynn as chairman of the Re-
publican State Committee. He now
aims far down the list at me. | am
at loss to know what possess that
he wants OF in what way have merited
his attention.
"All / know Of this last outburst is
what | have read in the newspapers.
AS to the accusation that Chairman
Glynn attempted to ntimidate me in
the telephone rate case by dangling
before me the Supreme Court Justice
ship, ] can only say that so far as
know Mr.. Glynn has displayed no in
tcrest at all in the way | have handled
The city's case against the telephone
company. In the matter of the Su-
preme Court justiceshap l am certain
he has never indicated the slightest
interest in my name being mentioned
as connected with the NATTER
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Dangers to Navigation
(By U. S. Hydrographic Onice,

tby u ,. fiydrographic Office)
NORTH ATLANTIC OCEAN OFF THE
AMERICAN COAST
The following Instructions were re-
ported:
Wreck removed Long Island Sound
The U Submarine S-4S, which was sunk
in l. | Sound. off bridgeport Conn. has
been removed and no further danger to
navigation exists from that source Tho
spar shaped gas buoy showing an occultine
red light every 20 seconds, light 10 seconds.
eclipse 10 seconds. esta ablished so yards
south Of the wreck, still in position
on Dec 90, 1921. Dec S-Lat 22 "a, lon
96 %. saw log about 30 feet long and
2 feet in diameter. and lat % 20, lon "a
q. a log about 40 feet long and l foot In
diameter- Dec 21--Lat 40 o5
lon Ga 40, passed red buoy marked
BBIGCGK CD in white-W II. Tilford.
Dec 14--Lat 33 40 Sc, lon 62 81, passed
schooners mast about 35 feet long with
rigging attached"~Alaria. Dec s-Lat 40
so. lon ! A. heavy floating wreckage; Dec
11-Buoy marking wreck between Shering.
ham Shoal and Dudgeon Light Vessel is ]
mile south of correct position, and a mast
probably attached to wreck is in lat
So 30, Ion 81 e: Dec 10-A large rusty
red corical buoy with lower part covered
with marine growth in lat As IS, Ion rs so
-Scythia
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Ship Launchings Reach
Low Record for Year
Depression in British Yards
Reported by Department
of Commerce

A low record for the year in ships
launched by shipbuilders on the Clyde,
in England, is reported by the Depart
mcnt of Commerce. Figures issued
Yesterday showed that only seven YES
sois, aggregating $4,000 tons, were sent
Jown the ways. Only one month in
llany years has shown smaller total.
.cr eleven months the launchings have
amounted to 202 vessels of 462, 900 tons,
on $4,000 tons below the output during
the corresponding period of last year.
.As consequence, the Department of
ommerce says, the unemployment
among shipyard workers and in the
ng;neering trades is little short of
critical.
The department announces that if
he prevailing rates in 1920 are taken
as 100. shipping freights in November
~ere 30, time charters 80, wholesale
,rices 55 and retail prices 49, This
comparison gives an idea of the de-
preston in shipping.
Idle British shipping at home ports
during November is estimated at $50
esseis Of 1,117092 tons
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Chicago Christmas Shoppers
Set Record for Volume

CHICAGO, Dec. 23.-The Christmas
shopping season in Chicago has broken
all records in volume of business, ac-
cording to leading State Street mer-
chants, but probably will not measure
up, dollar for dollar, with those of 1919
and 1920.
The city's total retail merchandise
business for December was estimated
at S50,000,000, and the State Street
stores obtained the bulk of the trade,
their figures running between $35,000,-
600 and $40,00O,00O.
Buyers this year are spending their
money more wisely, merchants said
and the demand is mostly for substan-
tial articles
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Pacific Mail Will
Start Passenger
Line i'm January
New Steamship Sc l.vice Will
Be First of Kind Since
Opening of Panama Ca
nal, Company Announces

Officials Of the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company yesterday confirmed the
report from San Francisco that the
company is planning fortnightly pas
senEer and freight service from New
York in January. In addition to
strengthening the water route for
freight traffic between the two coasts
the company states that this will give
New Yor the only direct passenger line
with San Francisco and California.
The first sailing will be that of the
Venezuela from San Francisco on Jan
uary 8. Her pioneer voyage west
bound will start from New York on
February 8. She will be joined later by
her sister ships, the Ecuador and Co
lombia, and by the Santa Ana. The first
three liners were built in 1915 express
ly for service in warm climates and
until recently were maintaining the
Pacific Mails "Sunshine Belt to the
Orient" The Santa Ana was built in
1917 for service through the Panama
Canal to the west coast Of South Amer
ica.
The inauguration of the new line is
the first passenger and freight service
Of the Pacific Mail since the days of
transshipment at Panama. The COM
pany dispatched its first steamer from
New York for the gold fields of Caifor-
MIA in 1848. When the company was
incorporated in that year for the car
riage of United States mails to the
scattered settlements on the Pacific
Coast the American clipper ships were
dominating the ocean. Ir the three
quarters Of a century since that time
the Pacific Mail has been operating
continuously under the American flag
In more recent years it has extended
its services to the Far East
The first passengers which the COM
pany carried from the Atlantic sea-
board in more than half century were
on the Shipping Board passenger and
cargo liner Creole State, assigned to
the company for operation in its Ma
nilaEast India route. She was loaded
in Baltimore year ago for her voy-
age to the home port of San Francisco.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Toy Pistol s'Joke'' Star,s
Panic and Ends in Ia;,
Tenth Avenue Wags Have D,
liant Idea, but Ii Almost Get. "
Them X ;ileJ

Andrew Campbell and Frank yes.,
Tenth Avenue wits, pulled the 1T
successful joke of their humorous -
reer yesterday. They threw Va
hundred persons into a pan;c ssefal
got shot and finally were Locked 'senost
charge of petit larceny. up On
The idea was CampbelPs 7.
to him full-blown like Julv re zane
3 p. M at Eighth Avenue and F F,vsc a
Street. No sooner had Car, ,u,sta n
smiled the SAVIOR the idea t,L,"ppeli
snatched toy pistol from s;5an.s j.iaM ne
stand and passed it to Schnler NsMa:k AK
he himself blocked the toy vorsal, %nl,e'
effort at pursuit. 'sHaers
Schuler grasped the idea and ~.
pistol at the same time. na..y 1.s .oy
through the crowd OF shoDpers" r"fNns
covered away from the weano, "no
fourlshed he crouchcd in front oe hs
jewelers. shop, toy pistol il ba
David Simons, the jeweler. ss,r "ara. .s
pistol, but didn't see the ioke 'ae i
thought II was hoId-up and came ne ne
with a real pistol ous
Campbell saw him and gave .,,
which apprised Schuler that tho ;s,,:.s' ~
wasn't joking. Both young mon ,"s,es sss
up EIghth Avenue, with the serjora
minded jeweler in hot pursuit. Vas. way;n.
a real pistol and yelling for the nol;as
Detective Charles Aichman sudJar'... do.
loomed up ahead of the fleeing i'iol.as ;okas
sters, his real pistol leveled direcs'- tces-
at them. eS'is
Campbell and Schuler merrilv bsia
up their hands and were taken nr;s nv
oner, chuckling all the time. II rs' b.s
pened, however, that William Resaps
the toy vender whose pistol had Is
spired the whole display of bumns
turned out to be almost an unapnrs.
ciative as the detective and the ieweIsr
and preferred charge Of petit iareeny,
against Campbell and Schuler. Both ~
them were held for trial in Specis3
Sessions when arraigncd in Jefferson
Market police court. va
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Stepmother Held ON Charge
OF Trying to Kill You'll,

BRISTOL, r. l., Dec. 23.-Mrs Sam
uel McCaw, forty-eight years old, was
arrested to-day on a charge of at
tempted murder of her stepson, Leon
f. McCaw. She pleaded not guilty,
and was remanded to the county Jail IN
default of $4,000 bail pending a hear
ing next week.
McCaw has been i'll for the last siv
months. Police reported that the
seized quantity of poison in the Nc
Cav home
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Owners Will
Meet Board i'm January
'olni Committee u Hold Ses-
sion Next Wednesday for
Action on Policies

The american Steamship Owners
association expects to obtain hear
ing before the Shipping Board early in
January to present its views on ma
uonal policies. officials said yesterday.
- 'eral members of the association
have been in Washington the last two
days, but an opportunity to give more
complete statement has been requested.
The Merchant Marine Joint Commit
tee. which was scheduled to meet yes
terday on national policies, has post
poned its final conference until next
Wednesday. At that time it is expect
cd that the draft Of recommendations
80 Congress, the President and the
Board will be made.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Doctor Who Shot Boy Bailed
Careless Handling OF Pistol at
Fault, Counsel Saws

DR.. William Zuckerman, of PIP East
Broadway, was released in $4,000 bail
yesterday in Tombs police court to an
swer January to a charge of felon-
ious assault in connection with the
shooting of ffteen-year- old Samuel
Markham.
The boy was wounded by a bullet
from the revolver of the physician, who
saw him initiating football at the
mans car, and is said to have thought
he was a tire thief Frank Aranow.
attorney for DR.. Zuckerman, said that
the shot was due to careless handling
Of the revolver.
A certificate from Gouverneur Hos
pital was produced to show that the
Markham boys condition was good.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Prince of Wales Gets
Gay Welcome at Patna
Departs for Calcutta After Dav
of Ceremonies and Friendly
Demonstrations

PATNA, British India. Dec 23.-The
Prince of Wales started for Calcutta
this evening after day Of brilliant
ceremonies and great popular friendly
demonstrations. The "Hartal' was
abandoned to-day, the promoters de-
claring its purpose was attained yes
terday, but the natives were enjoined
to remain in doors.
This was generally ignored and al
though the bazaars remained closed
thousands of persons flocked to wit
ness the ceremonies and cheered the
Prince.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Trans-P acifc Mails

Connecting mails close at the General
Postoifice and City Hall Postoffice Station
New York. at p. m, follows:
Tahiti. Marduesas, Cook Islands. New
zealand and Australia, via San Fran
cisco; also parcel post mails for Society
Islands. CooE Islands, New Zealand and
Australia Tahiti Dec rs.
Japan, Corea, China, Siberia, French Indo-
China, Netherlands East Indies (excent
Sumatra} and Philippine Islands, Via
vancouver and Victoria. B c; also
domestic parcel post mails for Shanghai
Empress Of Russia, Dec 81 ''''
Hawaii. Samoan Islands, Australia and
New Zealand, Via San Francisco: also
parcel post for Samoa and Australia,
Ventura Jan s. '-N'
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Marine Reports
THE TIDES

Winds MT Sea To- day
tfatteras to Key Wcst---Fresh southcrly
overcast weather. and prohahy rain over
north and moderate to fresh east and
southeast winds and party overcast
weather over south portion.
East Gulf of Mexico-- Frcsh southeast
and south. overcast weather over north
portion
West GUT OF Mcxico-~Fre southerly,
shifting 20 northerly and becoming strong
over northwest portion; overcast weather
aud probably rain.
Caribbean Sea and Wintiward Passage
Moderate northeast and east and partly
overcast weather.
North of Sandy uoolS--Fresh to strong.
mostly south and southwest. overcast.
thick weather and rain.
Sandy Hook to Hatteras--frcah to strong
south and southwest. overcast. thick
weather aud rain
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
American Ports :

BALTIMORE. Dec 2s--Arrived: Glouces-
ter Boston; Robin Gray. Rio de Janeiro:
Pawnee, New York; Lake Treba. New
York Meirose, Hoston Buchanness QBr).
Philadelphia. West Arrow Liverpool:
VIA Boston; Chariot New York Sailed :
Gloucester. Boston
BOSTON, Dee 2S--Arrived: Nitonian
tsr}' London via Philadelphia; Jeseric
Savannah; West Kebar. Antwerp and
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
City College Wrestlers
Meet Stevens Tonight

A vastly improved squad of Crap
piers will come to grips with Stevens
Tech. tonight. when the City College
varsity wrestling team engages the
Jersey Engineers in the c. C. N. Y.
gymnasium.
A misunderstanding in the matter of
weights and the necessity of entering
men in more than one event accounted
for Columbia's victory against the Law
ender last week, but Coach Cantor has
been training his men with an eye open
to the remedying of these faults.
Another bright spot is the return of
Gades the malnstay in the heavyweight
division.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Reports by Wireless
BY United States Naval Service
distance is given in miles Roport, mr..
dated at noon unless otherwise specified.
NOTICE TO OWNERS, AGENTS AND
SHIPMASTERS

The Tribune publishes daily report,
of the positions of merchant vessels re
ceived through the United States Naval
Communication Service. Shipmasters
of vessels with radio apparatus may.
without charge. report their (TR) noon
positions through the following naval
radio stations in the United States
proper Bar Harbor, Me. (Ottercllfres):
Amagansett, l.. l.. Cape May, N. j.,
Norfolk, Va; Cape Hatteras, N. C.:
Jupiter, Fla, Key West, Fla. New Or
leans La.
These position (rR) reports should
only be addressed to the radio station
called. and they will be forwarded to.
New York. 1t is important that these
reports should be sent promptly at
noon each day in order that they may
be received in time for publication.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
McCill Will Not Meet
Rutgers at Polo Grounds

MONTREAL, Dec. 23.- -McGill Uni
versity's football team will not appear
against the Rutgers College eleven at
the Polo Grounds in New York next
fall, it has been decided by the advis-
ory board of the Students Council.
Interference with studies is given as
one of the main objections to the pro-
posed game. Final sanction for the
game against Syracuse University on
the latter's grounds on November II
next was given
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
French Senate Cuts Budget

PARIS, Dec 23-The Senate Finance
Committee has taken the initiative in
move toward economy by cutting 5O0,-
900 900 francs from the appropriations
passed by the Chamber of Deputies for
1922. The Senate is quite likely to ap-
prove the Finance Committees report,
which would provoke an issue between
the upper and lower bodies of ParIia-
ment.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Chita Sends Appeals Against
Japanese Troops in Siheri,

RIGA, Latvia, Dec. 23-The Parlia-
ment of the Far Eastern Republic at
Chita has sent out an appeal to all
nations against what is described as
the present Japanese aggression in ST.
IBERIA, says a dispatch to the Bolshevik
Rosta News Agency to-day
The appeal, says the dispatch, calls
attention to the claim that Japan now
controls the entire Pacific coast of
Siberia
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Foreign Ports
Arrivals From New York

rom new YORK
.CUXHAVEN, Dec 1S--Polonia DAM for
Libau. NO
MMARSEILLEs, Dec 19-Asia CFr).
BkEMEN, Dec 10--Westbrook.
(Nor). u
QUEENSTOWN Dec 23-Baltic CIR, for
Ipooi; Centennial State. for London
T, II aAMB at 81 G, hG, Dec 1S-Tacoma (Br); 20,
HAMBURG, Dec 22-Orduna
Departures For New York
HAMBURG, Dec 17-Chlna Seas.
CONVEY. Dec 20--Commack
BRISBANE, Dec 21-Tresithney (Br).
GGIIkSMH0' GI'aSGaNy' PES Pes 211sutton Hall Obs.
(Br).
PORT SAID Dec 15-San Lorenzo (Br)
MANCHESTER, Dec 22-Novian Br)
6RiSIOL, Dec 22-Brstol City (Br)
from Snyrla NA'A -
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Army Orders

From The Tribunc's Washington Bxreuu
WASHINGTON. Dec. 2S.--Arlny orders
issued to-day follow
Air Service
Walsh. 1t. J. r., to Rantoul.
Whitney, Lit J. L.. to Rantoul
Willis, 1t. s. L., to Rantoul.
Talbot, 1t. c. p, to Urbana
Infantry
Greene. Maj. w S. to Washington
Farrell, Capt. l.. j.. to Minneapolis
Davis, Capt. c. A. to Manila.
Miscellaneous
Deust. Capt. II. r.. Med. c., to Camp Dix.
Joyce Chaplain i. p. U. S. A. 70 Fort
Porter.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Sailed Yesterday

Tampa; Canadian Volunteer (Br), Santos
via Norfolk; Cedric U3r), Liverpool; Mex
leo lFr), Havre via Philadelphia; Hoven,
nen Oan). Santos; Panama. Cristobal;
Bonheur (Br). Santos; Northwestern Mil
Ter iBr), London; Gen w c Gorgas, Girls
tobal; Ansado V UtaD, Genoa.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Marine Disasters

PONTA DELGADA. Dec 22-Allaguash.
Philadelphia for Batum, has put in here
damaged by heavy weather.
BUFFALO. Dec 23--Fire in the bunker,
of the J Leonard Replogle. stranded grain
vessel in harbor extingoshed this after
noon by of steam. Cargo of wheat
valued at s35o,0o0, unda maged
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Creb Knocks Out Allen

SYRACUSE, Dec. 23.-Harry Greb
knocked out Whitley Allen, of New
York, in six rounds here tonight AL
lens jawbone was broken by the blow
which knocked him out.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
BY Gable and Radio

gnalled--Cameronia eBr), Naples an
Genoa for New York will dock a. n
Sunday. Time and distance not given.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
City Island
Bound South

Alaska. Shulee, N S. for New York: to
Gilmartin & Co.
Sailed Sch Centennial, from Edgewater.
Eastport Me.
New-York tribune., 1921-12-24
Outgoing Steamships
Sail To-day

Sail To-day
Mail Vessel
Closes Sails.
iceland, Antwerp. ..... 200 AM 1900 NJ
Scythia, Liverpool. 200 AM 200 NJ
OriS1ba, Vera Cruz. 100 AM 1900 NJ
MORO Castle, Havana. 500 AM 1900 NJ
Hesione, Buenos Ayres. 500 AM 1900 NJ
Tcloa. Port Limon -. $500 AM 1900 NJ
Maracnibo, Curacao. $3.50 AM IL: 100 M
Porto Rico. San Juan. $3.50 AM 1900 NJ
Pulwico. Barbados. 100 PM 400 PM
Sail Tuesday
Panhandle State, Lon
don. ..~............. S:O0AM 1900 M
Turrialba, Ccrtagena.. 900 AM 100 Pm
Sail Wednesday
Palermo. Palermo .. o:3O AM 100 PM
Santa Lusa, Valparaiso. 1890 AM 200 PM
Aware, Santos. ....... 1890 AM 200 PM
Pinar del Rio, Havana. ------- 100 PM
Catherine. San Domingo $50 AM 100 PM
ft Victoria, Bermuda. 1880 AM 100 AM
Sail Thursday
Ryndam, Rotterdam :. 90 AM 1900 NJ
Regina dltalia, Naples. 900 AM loo PM
Nlrgll, Para .......... $3.50 AM 200 PM
Cananova, San Juan --- 1900 NJ
Mlranores. santiago. 100 PM
Hansa. Hamburg . $50 AM 1900 NJ
Sail Friday
Panama, Colon. ........1 1890 PM 800 PM
Lake Farston. Kingston $50 AM 100 PM
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-16

Miss Mollie Jones returned to
Dodgeville Tuesday after spending a
week with Mrs. G. W. Campbell.
DR.. G. S. Moore departed Tuesday
noon for Chicago to take treatments
for neuritis at the Planter Sanitarium
Mr.. and Mrs August Morgan have
moved from the Andrew Browning
farm on route one to the Lee RaWson
farm on route six
Mrs. G. w. Compbell and daughter
GWendolyn Dorothea, are visiting for
a week with Mrs. CampbelPs mother.
Mrs. Hugh w. Jones, in Dodgeville.
Mr.. Fred Boebel of Fennimore,
came Monday to have an operation
performed upon his right hand for
blood poison at the Doolittle hospital.
Mrs. Boebel accompanied him and re-
turned home Tuesday.
Supt. of streets, John Peterson, has
been removing ashes from various
premises and hauling them on the
street south of the green house to fill
a deplorable mud hole. In many
cities miles of strets have been made
good with cinders procured in this
manner and it is likely that cinder
removal for street filling will be a
regular spring feature in Lancaster
hereafter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-16
STITZER

Mrs. L. Reckenthaler and daughter
Minnie, spent Thursday in Fennimore
August LEM of Liberty, was SER
iously injured when his team became
frightened at the train Wednesday
and threw him from a load orhay and
trampled him
Mrs. Chas. Helm is visiting her
mother, Mrs. A. Kirchner.
Miss Banmgartner spent Friday
night in Sitter going to her home in
Fennimore, Saturday
Mrs. H. B. Schuppener and Paul
spent Thursday in Montfort
Mrs. Chas. Mauer came down from
Fennimore to see her mother, Mrs
b. Sitter, who has not been so well
Of late.
Several from here attended the
funeral of Mrs. Grant Lewis at Fen
nimOre, Saturday.
Ernest Budack is quite i'll with
pneumonia.
Mrs. Henry Smith suffered a slight
Eemorrhage one day last week but is
recovering nicely
Miss Eva AupperIe visited relatives
here for several days.
Axel Segergren, of Chicago, spent
Il
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-16

Mrs. John Mankel left Monday a.
m. to attend the triennial state con-
vention of Royal Neighbors as dele
gate, accompanied by Miss May
Mapes of Glen Have, as guest
On Thursday evening of last week
the Rev. Thomas Beavin of Brooklyn,
Wis, took part in the Lenten service
Of the Bethlehem Evangelical church
and preached an inspiring and helpful
sermon on THE Love of Christ, .
(which was appreciated by ALL ***
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-16

Mrs. w. j. Brennan and Miss Esther
Henkel left Tuesday on short pleas
ure trip to Milwaukee.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-03-16

Axel Segergren, of Chicago, spent
the weekend with Rev Weyrauch.