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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
THE UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICE
AT SANTA ~. NEW MEXICO.
FRED CROIf0TT.
l.eUl. flarE

IN THE UNITED sTATEs LAND OFFICE
AT SANTA ~. NEW MENtCO.
f0fiboD
Ia =. Rs,iss q az ssgli,s,iss 70, ps'.si
BELylDERE oR0UP 0F LODE MINING
CLAIMS. Hell Canon Minlag Dissriot,
NaieneiA County. New Mcrieo
hanta W, New Mexieo,
NOTICE IS HEREBY ofisr iha, Mar
raret \ hedier. vhosu post Office addfeaa
nsxiso. has hlsd al appiiestes fof patent
tor the helyidere Group Of Lnde Mining
claims. situated IN he Hell Canon Nining
sssisSaiss s b. &. dassaia2 uo,s s sna ein sad
ssy No. isss "a sss,loss 3. ~ and 81.
spwnshlP . Ner,.. hanss . "a, NJ
deselibed 81 follows; Itos.1o linear feet
on the DpEY Lode. i<6i.sO lnear feet on
ne NkwrOKT Lode, .iase linear ieet 90
ieet On The BELLE lsLE Lode. 1890 llnear
beet o. the BELNfptkE Lode. ifpe 20
inear feet on TIE MekiNlkY Lode. $4,000
linear feet on the HARTFORD lode.
1850 iiassr Zee, on the GOOD LICK
,nd 1871 20 linear feet on he BRibHEi
Lode Al ~ which said mines. lodsa. veins
snd mineral deposits comprise the Bslvi.
isfs oioup. beaFing sold. silver. copper snd
from thsir respective poiais u disosvsry
a. foilows DIZZY. ga fesi \ dse5isE
and usA7O feet n. 06c5isW.i NEWPORT
% feet q, 17ouet W. and 1859 sol feet
\ sIsS2,k coPrER kINg s5s Gee,
BEiLE ISLE. ll2 feet \ TIoIss W. and
ia feet ii. 0o05,w. and isss ieet .
o5gE MCKINLEY. III let s-sToss, X.
sud 49, 20 feet n. sTo8ss W: TAFT. asa
foot ". 2loO7, " and 1918 90 feet =. 2Io.
0D W hAhTFORD. III feet ?. Io1s, y.
and it051O feet n. TotD vi PEARL. 2e7
ieet N.ao25, ~, e33 IS feet n ao1b,W
ahd tis 20 feet 8 eo5DE. GOOD LICK.
ess f., n SSoID.w snd I7aAo feet
50; sf i. 81 H.. !, < Is,ss sJS No ,sssi $50 4
feet s soas;w.; BRfDGET la fset NJ 20
Si,W. and liAe2o feet /. 4oBD ~ with
surface ground 800 feet more or lees, on
zach aide Of said above named lodes. which
said lode mining claims are more fully de-.
seribed a. 70 metes and bounds ~ the
ehieisi plat postsd on the ground. and
20 this office, which field notes u uurver
dsseFhe the boundaries and extent of said
claims on tho surface, With magnetic vafla
,ien a. from 1000 2. 70 t2o a5' H. a.
DUEy LODE, SURVEY No ists. No.
ginning ~ cofncF No. ! whenta quarter
serilon corner between sections % and 20.
~ y. i1to. 90 feet. Thence n 60oSIs W.
ltos 70 feet - corner No 2. thence X ts6.
JEW. 6Q1,c feot 70 corner No. ~ thours
= d7c ifaHTh feet % corner Ne. a.
thence n. $1,000 D. Sos feet 10 corner No.
] the place Of beginning
NEWPORT LON. SURVEY No. 1870.
Beginning At corner No. I whence quarter
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

svsts sfsvee
ANDERSON, ina. June i-'Wait
until We get our divorce
Thls b. the hope-nkewise the
prcmiso-of two young wives u An
dcfun.
They are friendr.
And zach h. in love with the othcrs
husband.
So they're suing Tor divorce.
Then Mrs GurmaI g. huffman
plrns To hecomo Mrs. william Muncy
and Mrs. william Muncy plans 10
become Mua German = HUFFMAN.
Their husbands are agreeable.
They're friends. too
Each wife iu her petition charges
abandonment
This N the story Of the strange
quad, angle. a. told by Mrs Hufmnn's
mother. Mrs Milton Neighbour. In the
presence ~ the two wivcs-aud CIr-
roborutcd by them.
HUFFMAN Is so. his wife is gt.
The Humans have cen married
siA years.
No children.
The Muncy's are pach -. Married
-four wears. Have no children.
Last September they cnt 10 New.
comcratown. o.. 10 visit Mrs. Nuigh.
Dor. Tire Muucy'H. their next dooi
net hhors. accompanied them on ths
trip Tho I'VE couples went wal
nuttinE together.
IT was on this expedition that
each became Infatuated with the
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

other's husband or wife" said Mrs
Neighbour.
when they returned % their cot
taqcs in Anderson, the couples VS.
tied back aud forth.
Mrs. HUFFMAN Hikes 20 40 TO bail
games and moving pictures and SIM
liar amusemcnts. while Mr.. Huffman
does not. said Mrs Noighbor. hut
Mr.. MunCy likes the same diversions
al Mrs. Huffman.
Mn. MunCy and Mr.. Thurman.
however. have simiinr tastes
80. snid Mrs. Neighbor. The trade
wab decided upon"
fhc exchange. u permitted by the
courts. will give Mira Muucy "a hus-
band eight years her senior. whiio
MR. Huffman will got "a husband
three years her junior.
rne divorce suits come an for trial
within 30 days.
Meanwhile the husbands work side
hy side In the SAINT department. Of "A
local plant n thu wives visit hour
by hour IN each others home.
"Me1l always be- great chums.
they eny.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
FIRST WARD.

Several First Mard teachers are
teaching in the summer school ana
some staying home. These are leas-
ing
Mis-, Francis Gail IN returning 10
her home 1T Denver today.
Miss Russell will leave ueNt week
for Toronto. Canada to enroll la the
university here. h is To- study fur
hct A.. A. degree. while in Canada
nhe ulll visit her Old home car
Toronto
Miss Ruth Larson and her sister.
Miss May, Will spend the summc
boz Colorado springs
Mr. Alice a. BabLitt Is to go to
Greedy. colo. 10 enter the teachers.
college. She Will graduate there this
"a
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

Mrs. Ella La BAR will leave about
the fifteenth OF the month Tor a
months visit In New York city. shs
Will 80 from here to New Orleans.
and then take boat for the northern
city.
Miss Mary Macarthur will leave
about the sixteenth for Berkeley to
enter h summer school OF the INT
verrity OF California.
Miss Hickman leaves a week from
tomorrow for her home In Nelson-
Vile, q. Sho will stop on the way
at ST. Louis and Lebanon. M, FOR
a visit with friends.
Mess Jeanette Inches h going
Tuesday or "Wednesday OF this week
10 southern California. 70 visit IN Los
Angeles. Long Beach and san Diego.
Miss Ruth Oxicy and Miss ruth
nm leave today for Iowa. the for
mer's home. and Minnesota. Miss
Hills home, Miss Oxlcy will go In
the fall to Tacoma. Wash, 90 teach
spanish in the high school there.
Miss H~iideEarde Erstad Ia return
lng To her home In Minnesota to-
morrow.
Miss Ailenc BlNier u TO enter the
southern branch Of the University
lof California at los Angeles his
summer sho will cave some time
this week.
Miss Katherine Phillips is to take
summer work In the University uf
Colorado at Boulder his summer.
Before entering school however. she
will stop over In KANSAS for a visit
with relatives.
Luther Van Huskirk IN leaving the
first Of neat week for Chicago.
Miss Curnclia Porter Is TO be- mar
ried th.s summer to Mr.. Fruit. and
will make her home In Bluewatcr,
y. AZ.
Miss Bessie Edsall will leave next
week for her home IN Fort Atkinson.
Wis. stopping over In Chicago for
a visit.
Mlss Lucille Roane goes to Lincoln.
Neb.. for he summer to visit rela-
tivcs She will leave some time this
week.
Miss Weir will return to her home
In Terre Haute, Ind. for the vaca-
ton mouths
Miss Gertrude Takkcn will spend
the summer IN Denver. The date
of hcr departure ~ uncertain.
Miss coicscott left wednesday
morning for the Grand Canyon FOR
"a short visit. She will return 10
her home IN Kokomo. Ind. for the
remainder 81 the summer.
Mise barbara Phillips and Miss
Katherine Philips leave the first ~
this week for a brief stay at the
Grand Canyon. going from there 90
boulder. Colo. for summer work ~
the University. Miss Mary Dixon
will accompany them.
Mr. norland leaves today Tor
Bloomington. Ind. aud will study
during the summer at the state uni
NclHitN there.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
THIItD WARD

Miss Dorothy X. Iusscli has been
elected 10 represent the New Mex
100 Educational association at the
meeting ~ Rational Educational ns-
|suciution al ncs Moines In July She
IN leaving in e few DAYS Tor Omaha
Sch. and from there win 20 To pca
Moinrs.
Miss Adele Bordonayc has Obj
tanned "a years leave ~ absence,
which she will spend IN New York
with her brother and Ben Connecticut,
returning Ia the west at the end at
the summer. when she n her
mother will go either to Arizona or
California FOR the winter. She b.
leaving tomorrow
Miss Ida Elder leaves tomorrow
for Denver and The Pacific coast "a
spend the Tummcr months
Miss Jennie Gonzales viii bo mar.
ricd tomorrow to MaEdnleno CON
tales and will make her home IN
this city.
Miss ETHYL Thompson Is TO go with
Miss loreno Sevcrns to- the southern
branch of the University 81 Califor-
mia NJ los Angeles about the III
tcenth 81 the month
Miss E%v1nEcline Perry Will go "a
Kansas university nj Lawrence this
summcr for summer work
Mrs T. 4 Mann leaves today for
o. paao la spend r. week.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
AL RIGHT, Mr.. EDISON
THEY'RE READY FOR MORE

ThomaH EDISON nccont mink ne
can stump the girls at Wilson college
at chambcrsburg Penn They know
their stuff. as these replies h. the
Edison questions reveal.
q. What star II u that has recentlt
been measured and found TO be OF
enormous size7 A. Patty Arbucklc.
Paramount star.
q Who was Cleopatra? \. An
thongs swcetie.
q what il coke 4. Seven cents.
including var tax.
O Where do VI get pcanutse 4.
The circus.
a Where do We get our dates a.
The University ~ PENNSYLVANIA.
O. To what IN the change ~ sea-
q N duo A Good team work ON
the part 81 the milir, rH and Dress
makers.
= whp: state Is tive largest 4.
Matrlmonv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

deceased lnte u ~ Counly n nrsnailna
and rad In the Probate Court u ~ rcus-
" 81 nernalillo. State Of New Mrtffo. On
thr l1th aay - MAJ. ia4i. aad M az ~
f~eaisment was thereopoh iixed hf 1aufa-
day, the efh fay 81 auue. a. ID ip4f. -
~ e'ciack IN. M fpffunpn u fnlr daT.
Given under 10 haud and lhH Hfal ~
this Court. this ifth day q Nay, a. ID.
lseaD FRED CROIiOTT.
O1euiy Cltft.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

In The Tnlfsd states land ofnes.
n ne Matter q he kepIesree ~ r.,snt
III ns nsii csnss Ninlas District. Be-,
ssnug ssa NRi,nsia cpun'is'' NJ
SoTicF IA nSernf GIVEN. nat n
pursnsser IL Chapter . u fitie ~ 81 ne
Revised statutes or ne unlted States ths
s1 ss. s.ul m'n as,... hnss s.. ns sslss.
les Angeles. California. nru1rt her aErnt
Nsfrarst y. Msdlerl ghnssp o.tofhea "a.
dress : hibuquerque, Nss hetieo D. her
I.foo feef b. ieneth ard 600 feet N uldth.
h.les aoo. ret es sssl side "a ~ nlsdls
q the eein - the surface usrsot where
.ns "a a,,ne .,,asss% eisRia a. nsli
csnpn hlnlne Dlsireh hernsaDe aad val
encla Conatifas Neg Me1ico. being hinefai
s ss.Iss 10 'i 1slsa sss s s
for thc sid AlnlnF Claim o. Lode Which
aaia ei.lm Or i'ee d msrs sshl ts.sf,s.s
srss Asahssslsof nss 'hisd : ne efnss
SSs,ases ESss'.'i, I, -. ,s' ps Sslssf s Sss'' aa afsa
saaslssss hs'a md s',% sss,ess q az .isi@ On 10
surface With variation i3ota, r. a. fol-
nseinalns . Garner Ks. xn.Rss tss
ss. x TosD%. g., s.ss. S.1s. ssiHe
Isl 1ssssssso, v isssss sisrp' e ssrn:l 70 ';s
.A''s s..s: az y s,9 Is isco~ ~. ss'a e c Sc.
''i To Ssi Re. I n: slIRls s.s 4 aislssss' 'Ssl ss...
aais s.m s s:a.s s%s'fkx sEx. s.s.a.
90 and W. swa section a. T. . r.
r. 5 n. \. ~. p. N.
Any sad ali perlons claiming adversely
he mining ground. vein. ioss. premises,
or any portion thereof - described. agr.
voyad. plated nnd applied Tor. are hersby
notified thar. unisss their adverse elnlins
are daily nlod arcafdinn q iaa and She
regulations hereunder vi.hin ne time pre-
acfibed 81 law with lhe REGISTER Of the
United States Land Ofhfe a. Santa ~. IN
/ Tho Cuunty Of santa ~, ttNto ot Ne-
MEXICO. they vii BE- barred b. tirtua 81
he provisions q said statnls
A. N. bEHuEHE nerisier
Notice u the ns.fe APPLICATION FOR
PArKNT viii Be ruhIiahsd - the Nev
Mexico Ruraliat Albuquer4ue, New NrNiro.
Tor a period ~ Q consecutive NeetA. whirh
hereby desirs.ss a. the nsvspagfr pah'
A. n. RERGERE nsgistsr
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

some Of the second Ward teachers
Will remain al home aud some Will
teach iu the summer school The
gtcHt majority Of them, however will
spend tho summer months out Of the
CITY.
Miss Daley Friola will spend the
summcr months In Hurry. Wisconsin.
Miss Emma Schroeder Will spend
the carly part OF The summer iu tho
,it,. later leaving Tor california fut
q short vacation
Mrr Flossic Locao Burch ig return
ing to columbus. Kansas. tor th"
summer.
Miss Eleanor Iaughiin IL to spend
her vacation In Minona. Minnesota.
Miss Ruth Patterson In going 10
chicago for her vacation
Miss Aria tiadly will teach summer
school here and later will attend the
SUMMER camp iu the mountains.
Miss Selma Anderson will visit he
tru.t ana Niagara Falls.
Miss Margarct and Miss Helen
schmidt viii spend the summer in
california.
Miss Brtt, Bentley will teach sum.
mor school iu the city.
Miss Estclla ScruEgs be- 10 teach
summcr school IN Albuquerque.
Miss jean sheridan viii rcmnin IN
tho city to teach Hummcr schuol and
win later spend q few weeks visiting
Boo california
Niles Ruth Hopkins win teach In the
Kindergarten 0rpu tmcut of The Pres
hytcri1n summer school, aud will
later geo 90 the summed camp.
Miss Bollc Swcotc viii spend th'
SUMMER in Albuquerque and will latoi
geo tu u ranch a. Ccrrillus.
Professor George y Mitchell vii
Do, on the examining board ai
Santa Fc and will later go To Mis-.
souri, to visit relatives,
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

emr Msl'seW 2 -
nkIDoTT loDk. epRvxx 10. 1885
n~enInnInE a. euU1r ~. uH1nr4 elINNI
cf Arcllara 20 ~. 14 1af 81. r. 49,
folt Theses n E9ol9yW to1.NQ MT -
fsfnsr ~. 2 fhlnce n fctu y, i1ti 70
felt - TONER ". . tAlnta ~ 1o4.fI
nu1 80 feet ~ onInm No. a themes = 20
esSE iss7eo tsst = eorasr NJ. = tAs
pIare - hfrinnlnn.
Teiai Area fltInrd. l1etHfIFs ~ r~4nf'et4
win Foisura Lode. nafvfT Ne t14 ia ft4
Afffa. sid claim htfr n VM W..
scrtion "a. EN 4nd IA Wa 8t4tiea ~.
and NEH HstfIoa "a. ToNnlhIp , North.
usiss s.'s. = ss.ssr. s.nar- a.
Miarras LODI. sarreY No.. 49,. hnrndet,
Poisson Loda. Survey No. Ga fHa htaf
Lete. unsafteyed. n. r.. hekinn'y, eIAt
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
Albuquerque Teachers Leaving on Their
Vacations; Here's Where They Are Going

Albuquerque teachers are leaving this week and next for their
vacations, most ofthem 10 be spent in summer schools and colleges.
Several are TO spend the summer in the city teaching Here is what
the teachers IN the various schools are doing
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05
FOURTH WARD.

A great majority Of the teachers
iu the Fourth Mard school will teach
IN The summer school this year, but
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

The Ahnds. natives OF Jaum. India.
are believed 60 he the most skilled am
lmai crackers In the world.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

The Herald IL the punch that
knocks the WANT out OF WAIST ADS
by giving RESULTS.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

there ? a number who ARE lcavinG
town.
Miss vniync CasIey returned lasl
night TO silver City. She will study
In the rmni this summer.
. Mas Constance Filler n going ia
teacherS' coileRe In Greedy. Colo.
this summer. She will leave the flf-
tecnth of this month.
Miss Louise Wilkinson leaves this
week for Boulder. Colo. She will
take Humme work at the university.
returning In the fall 10 teach In the
Albuqu Tue high school She Will
be instructor OF mathmntics. Miss
Wilkinson win live at the Alpha Chi
OmsEa house IN Boulder.
Miss MacGregor leaves tomorrow
for Long Beach. Cal, 10 spend the
summer.
Prof. and Mrs. J.. A. McCollum
and Prof. and Mrs. J. D. Bentley
leave tomorrow for an overland trip
to Elephant Butte dam. They will
spend a week there.
Miss Ocncvicve Ticfnov. Miss Bcr-
nice Hcaseldcn. Miss Juiln keieher
and Mrs. Alma Horton viii teach IN
the summer school.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1921-06-05

Topeka. Ksns. has five women taxi
drivers.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-28
LOCAL ITEMS

Miss Lydia Richardson, an invalid
OF this city, is reported as being very
sick.
George .Grieg of Omaha. Nebr.. he's
been visiting Ralph Place and Andrew
Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. c. S. Stratton have
been visiting friends in Milwaukee and
Chicago.
Miss Jessie Hannum has returned
from Gillette, Wyo., where she spent
the summer.
Mrs. Mark Hoskins has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. Lounsbury at
Lake Mills.
Clyde Clanton and wife of Huntlev.
ILL.,, visited at the parental e. l.. Nc
Coy home here last week
Miss Rhoda Richardson of Missouri
Mont, a former Lancaster resident
has been visiting relatives here.
The Northwestern claim agent was
here last week to confer in regard to
the accident in which Lee and LEROY
Eastman were principals.
The residence of Mrs. Jane Bryhan
in the fourth ward has been undergo
ing some extensive and excellent m
proVements.
G. E. Chase shipped a car of wool
to the Philadelphia market Tuesday.
The load consisted of 100 sacks or
10000 pounds.
Miss Catherine Schuster departed on
Thursday via Potosi for Newell S. D..
where she will teach English and his
tory in the high school,
Edwin Grebe and wife and daughter
of Ashland, Nebr., returned home on
Thursday afternoon having visited in
Lancaster and Fennimore for a couple
of weeks.
Frank Human, brakeman on the
noon train from Madison, was laid up
last week by a fall he received at
Dodgeville when he slipped on a car
step and dislOcated one shoulder.
Lambert Groenfer has been putting
cement curbing adjacent to his prop
erty in the second ward. The city is
matchmaking the street east of the
GrOenier residence toward DIR. God
frey's home.
The aged Mrs. r. Meyer Sr. had the
misfortune to fall Thursday while
picking some vegetables in her gar
den, and fracture one of her hips.
Broken bones at Mrs. Meyers great
age are very serious.
John T. Cox, register of deeds, has
been laid up at his home in Platte
Vile, with another spell of sickness.
His son, Frank, has been taking care
of the work at the court house, in
his fathers absence.
G. B. Ziegler and daughters, Mrs.
Ruth Riese and Helen, went to Chi
cago Thursday to care for Mrs. Riese's
household effects there. The same
were disposed of at private sale. Miss
Jessie ZiegIer accompanied them for a
visit with Chicago relatives.
Lee Eastman was so far on the road
to recovery Thursday that he was
able to attend the game and see Ian
caster trim the Dubuque White Sox
in 13 innings by q score of to 8.
Leroy Eastman, the other invalid, was
also an interested watcher at the
best game of the year.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-28

Miss Marie Weber went to Madison
Wednesday for weekend visit with
! friends.
Mr. and Mrs. VIM. Ward and child
rem spent the weekend at the Chas.
Huston home, Montfort.
Miss Veronica Schmitt is visiting
at the home of hertsister, Mrs. Amelia
Llsherness of Minneapolis.
Mrs. Mort Allen ant four children
OF Tripoli, Wis, have been visiting
at the parental VIM. Burgess home in
Lancaster.
Rev. w. A. Weyhrauch went to Yer
ona Wednesday for three-day attend
ance at the fundamental conference of
the Baptist church.
Mrs. J. NJ. Rosenau Of Highland was
III Lancaster last week visiting her
daughter, Mrs. Clarence Rich. She re-
turned home Wednesday.
Mrs. VIM. Lorenz Jr. was called to
Montfort Wednesday to see her uncle.
BenJamln Shaw, who was taken sud
denly and seriously i'll.
Z. X. ShOWalter of Fond Din lac
former editor Of the Herald arrived
mere Friday for a weekend visit with
MS sister. Miss POrtia Showalter.
George Whiteside of Leroy, Mimi,
arrived mere last week for visit with
hiram Pennock. Mr.. Whiteside is an
ola resident of Mt. Hope. He had the
misfortune to lose his wife, Mr. Pen
nock's sister, last winter.
Fans from Shullsburg, Highland,
! ReWey, Livingston, Muscoda, Dubuque
ana Galena and probably other more
or less distant points, including our
nN1Onhnr n IL e ..
grounds park Thursday to see Ian
caster plaster one over the eye of the
last Dubuque champions
The poor light service Saturday eve
was due first to lightning striking the
Interstate wires at Galena and burn
ing them up. The circuit was then
switched to DEBORAH, Iowa, where the
hydro plant is crippled due to low
water The heavy Saturday night load
on the system did the rest.
DR.. E. r. Whitmore and wife of
Washington, D. c., returned home
Sunday following a visit with Mrs.
r. Whltmore, Carson Whitmore and
Mrs. Paul Humphrey. DR.. Whitmore,
colonel in the army is now out of
the army service and instructor in
surgical pathology at George Wash
ington university.
Frank BidweH Of Sutherland, Iowa,
called on old friends here fair day.
With his wife he is visiting at Ian
caster Mr.. R1Gwell formerly was a
farmer and stockman in Little Grant
and Lancaster. He owns a 480-acre
farm near Sutherland. He is a vet
eran of the Civil war, and served in
! Co. c., 25th Wisconsin Infantry
Bloomington Record.
T. M. Bonham, an old resident of
this county, is making his home with
a nephew, VIM. Ward of Lancaster.
Mr.. Bonham came to Lancaster with
his parents in 1889 when he was s
years old. The family came from
Missouri. Naturally there wasn't
much to Lancaster at that time. The
Bonhams located in the timber west
of town about where the Geo. P. Mar
tin place is now. ETr. Bonham was
/ 80 years old Feb. 26, and spent the
summer making fence He has a
great fund of recollections of early
lore in Grant county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-09-28

Miss Jessie Bailie went to Beloit
Saturday to resume her studies at
college.
Miss Leone Older of Portage was
the guest of Miss Lillian HoIzinger
the past week.
Lawrence Mink returned Friday
from Aurora, ILL.,, and will remain
home for a while.
AL Wier of Woodman was; a week
end visitor at the. Domer and Wier
homes in Lancaster.
John Schreiner, Eddie Schott and
Jimmie Pickett returned Monday to
their studies at Beloit.
James D. Judd and family of Shulls-
burg motored here Sunday and visited
Mrs. Mary Judd and children.
Miss Rachel Schreirer went to Osh-
kosh Saturday to teach science and
chemistry in the high school.
Mrs. Oscar Doppler of Baraboo Wis
tied the past week with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Williams.
Mrs. W. ]. Garthwaite went to
Watertown yesterday to visit her
brother, DR.. A. W. Breithaupt.
Mrs. r. G. Taylor and son, Edward,
Of Madison, mOtOred Aere for a week
end visit at the S. S. McNelly home.
Dr. Mort BARLEY and family of
Columbus, Wis, motored here and
visited Al. Morse and wife the week
end.
Misses Title and Minnie Laabs de-
parted yesterday for Lisbon, Ohio
where they will visit an aunt, Mrs. Al
bert Steffen
L. F. Bowers and family returned
home to Adrian, Mich, Saturday Mr.
Bowers was here for the auto selling
season with Ned Winskill.
John Drinkwater and Wallie Garth
waite went to Livingston Monday to
pebble-dash a lumber building They
have several days work there.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burnelf Suite went to
Madison yesterday to consult DR.
Jackson in regard to Mrs. SuttIe's
health. She will be away a couple OF
weeks.
Ben Mechler and son, Henry, resid-
ing near Platte river on the Potosi-
Dickeyville road, were Lancaster visi-
tors Friday. The Herald acknowledges
q pleasant call.
Chas. Kaap is making an extensive
addition to his building recently pur-
chased of the Blewett estate. The adj
dition, two stories high, will go clear
through to the alley.
| Mrs. Fannie Benedict of OakfielC
and Mrs. J. P. Benedict of Lancaster
departed Saturday for Dodgeville tC
visit their brother, Henry, employed
there in the railroad service.
Fred Orion and wife have been visit
ing at the home of their son, Harvey
in McGregor. Mr. Orion had a severe
attack of stomach trouble while there
necessitating call from DR.. Joe God
| frey.
! T. A. Duckworth and wife of ST
| Paul returned home Tuesday morning
after attending the funeral of Mrs. A
Audetat at Potosi. They visited San
Turner in Lancaster on their way
| home.
Chris. Koeller of Potosi Route
was in the county seat Friday anC
paid his respects at the Herald office.
Miss Olive Grebe of Washington, d
c., has been visiting her mother, Mrs
Jane Grebe, in Lancaster. She returns
! to Washington this week.