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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1922-10-23

the onslaught or
these diseases.
Thoughtful mothers
often provide against
the danger of colds and
coughs Such mothers
spend less money and
have fewer hours of
anxiety and sleepless
wight, watching at the
bedside of a loved one.
Some mothers, mex
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
TOLL OF REAPER
PAST SEVEN DAYS
MRS. RICHARD GRUMPY DEAD

Mrs. Richard Grundy, maiden name
Lucinda Day, was born in Kentucky,
March Is, 1884 and died in Ellenbor0
Wis, Friday. March II, 1922, aged 81
years and four days.
Deceased came to Grant county a.
the age Of Il years. She was married
to Richard Grundy, May 3d. 1858. Tie
couple made their home in the Pigeo 1
mining district, in South Lancaster.
They later located on a farm west d
Lancaster. To them were born twelve
children. Six children are living
John, Bakersfield. CAL; Charles of
Washington, d. c.. viii, Plattevilla !,
Alfred, Perham, Mimi; Nellie, Mrs.
Andrew Slack, Ellenboro Eta
(Mrs. Frank Parish), Baraboo. Mr..
Grundy died in 1910.
Following the death Of her husband
MIS-. Grumpy resided with her daugn-
ter, Mrs. Slack. Death was due to
heart failure. Her health and facut
ties were good up to the time of her
death
All the children except Charles AMI
John were present at the funeral
which was held Sunday, Rev. Morgana
officiating. Burial was made at Hill
side
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
LEGION PUTS
BAN ON FAKE
MENDICANTS
Protect Public
Against Stumble

At the present time the entire Unit
ed States is overrun by beggars,
agents and canvassers who in present
ing their pleas for aid pose as ex-ser-
vice men out of job. In the major
ity of cases these men have served
their country and served it well, and
the articles or cause they represent
are legitimate At the same time a
great many impositors are playing
upon the sympathies of the people, to
put across some doubtful proposition
by claiming to be ex-service men or
Ia member of the American Legion.
The ordinary citizen is not in a po-
sition to pass on the credentials pre-
scented and tell which cause is worthy
and which is not.
In order to safeguard the people of
Lancaster and vicinity the members
Of the Richard Burns Post, No. 100, of
the American Legion have taken it
upon themselves to check up all men
who pose as eX-seryice men. A COM
mittee of three members has been
chosen to represent the Legion in this
matter. 1t is the duty of this commit
tee to check up all credentials pre-
sented to them by strangers and pass
on them to the best of their ability.
This committee cannot function prop
erly without the support and cooper
alton of their fellow citizens. To this
end they respectfully request that all
cases where the men cannot show q
written statement that they have been
before this committee, be reported to
the Legion headquarters at once.
1t has been reported to this commit
tee that certain solicitors or agents
have made the statement that some
percent of the money taken in by
them is to go to the local Legion Post.
Unless it is so stated in the paDeT
signed by the chairman of this COM
mittee or the Post Commander, the
local post will not derive any bene-
fit from what these men are doing.
The Legion is simply trying to pro-
tect the interests of the public and it
self against INSCRIPTIONS persons.
The committee as approved is com
posed of w. n. Damn chairman,
Yves Cooley and E. Gaggenheim.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
DEATH OF l.. ]. ARTHUR

l.. j. Arthur, born in Cassville, this
county, June, 20, 1850. youngest son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Evan Arthur, pioneers
who came from Wales, Great Britain,
died March 18th at Los Angeles, Cali
fornia.
Mr.. Arthur was a graduate of Platte
vile Normal and taught successfully
for several years. He later gradual
ed at the University Law School and
practiced law in Lancaster number
of years. Here he married Emma
ziegler, sister of Charles and the late
William Zeigler. To this union were
born six children. Two died in in
fancy. Helen holds responsible po-
sition in New York city. Dwight, d
rising young business man, was killed
in the goth Century Limited train ac-
cident number of years ago. John
has been in business with his father
in Los Angeles. Grace is now Mrs.
Priestly Horton Of Los Angeles.
The wife and mother died seven
years ago. Mr.. Arthur is survived by
his second wife, three children and
three sisters The sisters are: Mrs.
N. d. Reynolds of Ell Paso, Texas !;
Mrs. Mary Showalter, Portland, Ore
gon; Mrs. Martha Showalter, Lancas.
ter.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
Guilty Plea in
immortality Case

Adolph Johnson, Boscobol grocery
hotel and soft drink proprietor, faced
Judge Oscar III. Fritz, Milwaukee :,
here in circuit court Monday
Johnson pleaded guilty TO having
liquor in his possession and thre"
himself upon the mercy Of the court.
He was represented by Frank Hart
well, a La Crosse attorney.
District Attorney Ciementson and
Enforcement Officer Kantchetf spoke
in favor of Johnson, Clementson re
commencing fine of 5000 and COSTS
in the case. The court questioned the
defendant closely and advised him IT
his danger in being in trouble on 2
similar charge again. He then inf1ict-
ed the fine
For another offense Johnson faces
six months in jail and $4,000 fine, as
a maximum punishment He answer
ed all questions, admitted being drunk
at intervals, but denied selling liquor
He said he did not know who sold him
the liquor. "Some men came in a
car" he replied in answer to the
courts question. How about that
Mr.. District Attorney" said the court
do you accept this answer" Il have
to accept it, your honor" replied
Clementson That's what they az
claim"
Johnson was given some fatherlv
words of advice and granted stay
of execution of two days to produce
the money. Otherwise he must spend
six months in the county Jail.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
CASSVHLE

ter Hazel, spent Sunday in the coun-
try.
Mrs. E. C. Kuenster and children
Florence and Julius, were in Gulten-
berg over the wee-end.
o. H. Failing was in La Crosse on
Wednesday.
Chas Schnering went to Onalaska
to bring home the body Of his brother
Frank, who had been at the sanitarium
for some time The funeral was
held Friday afternoon from the Bap-
fist church, conducted by Rev. Harry
Lee.
Miss Anna Dresser was visitor in
the country from Sunday until We'd
nesday.
Miss Mary Bossert came from Mora,
Mimi, for a visit with home folks.
Miss Helen Ralinson of La Crosse,
was a weekend guest of Miss Anna
Holberg.
Mrs. H. NJ Smell of Minneapolis. -
here visiting Mrs. Kelly. Mrs. Mic
Adrian and Robert Kelly
Mrs. r. @. Klotz and Glenn Schner-
ing of Chicago, came to attend the
funeral of Frank Schuering.
Mr. and Mrs. Z. Adrian were at the
Metres Esser home in the country SaI
urday.
Mrs John Foley is out again after
q siege of grippe.
Mrs Catherine Schiller spent the
past week at the Jas Hampton home
helping them move to North Andover.
Mrs. C. F. BudWorth Of Prescott. is
l'ere for visit at the Klinkhammer
home
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
Adolph johnson
Gets 5000 Fine

Sherman Hastings, So, Victory,
Crawford county man, was in circuit
court here Monday to plead guilty to
charge of lewd and lascivious be-
havior. He did plead guilty and was
fined 500 and costs, which he paid.
His attorney, Frank HartWell, La
Crosse, was here with him.
Upon administering the fine Judge
Fritz lectured Hastings, who despite
young middle age, would easily pass
for "A years. He pointed out the dan
ger and moral turpitude of his conduct
and the young man profusely prom
ised to go and sin no more.
The woman in the case, Mrs. Anna
Oliver, La Crosse, has pleaded not
guilty and will have her trial in May.
She has retained H. G. Wolfe, former
U. S. District Attorney to defend her.
Hastings and the woman were ar
rested in Prairie du CHEN hotel the
night of January 8th. Mrs. Oliver, a
woman friend, and Hastings, had come
down the line on the afternoon train
and registered at the hotel. Hastings
gave the name of 'W. B. Morrison"
The companion of Mrs. Oliver regis
tered, but Mrs. Oliver did not register.
The women were assigned room IA
and young Hastings room rs. During
the night Mr.. Oliver appeared on the
1885 a. m. train. He called the night
watch and with the hotel clerk went
to "Morrison's" room. The young
man was inside partially dressed.
Mrs. Oliver, in negligee, was hiding
behind a dresser Both denied i'm
proper conduct.
Hastings has a wife and two chill
dren who have stuck by him in his
trouble Another arrival in the fam
lily is expected.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22

Miss Bertha Hoffman was a Fenni-
more business caller yesterday
Mrs. John Thorn and daughter
Eleanor, took advantage of the fine
weather yesterday to spend the day al
the Ed Lang home in Cobb.
Mrs. G. A. Chilgren of Burlington
Iowa, formerly Miss Lucy Dewey
spent a few days the past week with
DR. and Mrs S. E. Hassell of Lancas-
ter Mrs. Dewey, now Sc, makes her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Chill
gren.
H. G. Doschadis, Madison, represen-
tative of the Robert A. Johnson Co.,
Milwaukee, was in Lancaster Monday
calling on trade. Mr.. Doschadis re-
ports an unusual demand for John
ston quality products since the adver-
Using began in the Herald three weeks
ago. The line is one of national repu-
t4tion for excellence and the house
wives who have tried the various
Johnston products are enthusiastic in
their praise. Johnston crackers, ETC.,
can be obtained of nearly every deal,
Ell
Judge Oscar NJ Fritz, Milwaukee
with Reporter Henry Conner, are here
this week trying cases. Judge S. E
Smalley and his reporter went to Mil
waukee Sunday to hold couple Of
days court there.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
GLEN HAVEN

Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Metcalf
spent Sunday at the John Walz home
Peter Brooks Of Chicago, is here for
an indefinite stay with his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Peter May.
Elmer Noises of Cassville, is rurl-
ming the restaurant vacated by John
Noises, John Noises and wife have
moved on the old Kuenster farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. S. Metclafe and
daughter Ethel, spent Sunday at the
Chas. Metcalfe home.
Mrs. Gertie Orr is visiting in Cass-
Vile
Louie Bierman of Gutenberg made
his first trip with his ferry March Is.
DR.. Mclaughlin and wife of Bloom
ington were in town Thursday after
noon.
Fred Kierksieck has returned from
his work at Pine Grove, Wis.
Ethel Irish of Beetown, is spending
a few weeks at the o. P. Noble home.
Fred Thole is having his annual
fifteen days vacation from route /.
John Alderman is substituting for
him.
Adam Kerschbaum of Cassville, is
the new barber in town.
Quite a crowd attended the caucus
meeting here Saturday
Joe Noises of Sassville, was in
town Monday.
Herman Hochhausen has sold his
garage building to Valentine Petry AMI
the accessories to Leo and Carl Esser.
Thirteen hours of devotion were
held at ST. Mary's church here Sun
day.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
NEIGHBORHOOD
BREvITIES And
NEARBY Notes
Items of Current
h,terestBy Mail
and Telegraph.

The Western Wisconsin Baseball
league has been organized with six
cities represented. They are: Hills
boro, Richland Center, Muscoda, ViO-
la, Soldiers Grove and LaFarge. vi
roqua, Boscobel and Cashton, in the
league last year, have been dropped
due to expense of maintaining SO
large an association. A schedule of
20 games is being arranged for this
year.
Fifteen pedigreed pigeons were de-
liberately stolen from the barn or
o. Mechen.ck, Dubuque. Monday eve
or night OF last week. The birds had
Il value IF $3.50. A number of valua-
bic birds y ere taken III the theft,
inciGdins some valued st $25 and $50
pair All the pigeons were pure
bred
Dubuque and Galena sports of both
sexes were admonished by Police
Chief Dwyer, Galena, when the Wis
itors began to act too racy. One OF
the girls il the party was doing aero
5atic stunts on General Grants stat
ue in the park. Two boys who gave
the officer some sass" were immed-
lately locked up in Jail and only re-
9ased later upon their promise to
leave town. Galena people are in
censed over the actions of young
girls of the city who trail after the
'bloods" from adjacent towns.
Earl Jewell, 80 Strawberry Point,
Iowa, is held in the county jail at
Elkader on a charge OF robbing a mail
box at the home Of E. S. liver, Route
one, Strawberry Point. Jewell later
attempted to cash check taken from
the liver box and gave himself away "
liver had previously reported the theft
to the bank officials and Jewell failed
to get the money. Jewell got awav
o~r tho village marshall, but was
captured later in d shack near Edge
wood. He confessed, saying he had
neither friends nor money.
Mrs. Merrill Hildreth was called to
Sitter Saturday by illness iii the
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22

g. H. Truitt was called Sunday to
Indianola, Iowa, by the sudden death
of his mother. While Mrs. TRUTHS
health had not been good the news
came as a great shock to her son. He
had been expecting his mother for a
visit in Wisconsin this summer.
Geo. @. Sykes was called to Monroe
yesterday by the death of an uncle,
Chas Robertson. Mr.. Robertson was
the last one living Of several sisters
and brothers in the family Of M,
Sykes mother
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
FLORA

Earnest Schildgen sawed wood for
Will Green last week
The Flora Cheese Company have
hired Harry Goodrich to make cheese
this season
Viola Snyder called on Mrs Essie
Garthwaite one day last week.
Will Clauer has moved his saw mill
on the Allie Phillips farm.
Marguerite Mason spent the week
end at Fletcher Garthwaite's.
Clyde Duncan and wife and mother
went to Lancaster Monday.
Lester Snyder sawed wood Monday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
FREIGHT SHIPMENTS PICK UP

Northwestern Agent H. William
son, reports that freight shipments are
picking up and that passenger traffic
in and out of Lancaster is unusually
heavy The in train Monday noon
brought so passengers. During the
past week five cars OF corn and two
cars of oats have been shipped in and
sold as feed. There were seven cars
of stock out last week and three cars
this week, the stock shipping being
practically over.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
BAttLEY

Ben Sedlmayer returned from his
trip to Newell, S. D., looking after his
farm interest last week.
Prof Hit and all three of the teach
ers of the Bagley high school went
20 La G. Osse W. dnesday evening to
attend a teachers meeting.
". ar" Ms Jerry Day went to
Galena Saturday to visit their son
Jimmie, and wife
Alvin COOK vas taken very i'll Sat
urday and called the doctor. He is a
little better.
Hugh Hazen and wife went to MT.
Hope Wednesday to attend the funeral
Of his sister, Mrs. Baker.
Mrs. Ralph barrow and daughter,
went to North Andover Saturday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Alba Humes.
Mrs. Ella barrow went to her home
in P0tos Monday.
Mrs. Jack Hill went to Milwaukee
last week to visit her son-n-law and
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs Golf.
Geo. Harris and Gus Pohle went
over to Lancaster last week
Miss Nellie Marshal returned to
Dubuque last week
Paul Weed cut his foot quite bad
last week He came down TO have the
doctor dress it. He had to take sew
eral stitches to close the cut. He had
qatte time to get the blood stopped.
He is getting along nicely now.
Mrs. Keo. Ketner is quite ill at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Raymond
Jay. Her two grandsons, Keith and
Lee Jay, are both quite i'll also
Geo. Harris is building an addition
to his machine shed to store two car
loads of farm machinery he received
last week
The Bagley Lumber Company receiv-
ed car of white pine dimension stuff
from Minnesota last week In the car
was four 10x10 pieces forty feet long
and two SKIS, forty feet long, which are
some nne timber
Paul Pitzer returned from the sani-
tarium in P. d. G. Thursday, where
he has been with blood poisson. He
is getting along nicely now.
Mrs. Frank Derby returned to her
home in Dubuque Friday She has
been here for some time taking care
o. ner mother, Mrs. Mary Bagley, who
is some better now.
Fred Dancliff returned from his Wis
it in Platteville and vicinity Thursday.
His sister Bertha accompanied him
from Dubuque.
Mrs. j. Z. Horribly and son Robert
went to Polo, H., Friday.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Floyd Hor-
vile a son, March IS.
Mrs. VIM. Layland and daughter, of
La Crosse came down Saturday to
visit her mother, Mrs. Fred Miller, ST..
Her sister, Mrs. Sam Phillips accom>
panied her.
Mrs. Fiscus Of Brodtville returned
from Iowa Saturday, where she had
She is greatly improved.
Mrs. Herb Herold returned to her
home in Cochrane Sunday after a Wis
it with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Will
Thiessea.
Mr.. Archie Duff's brother-in-law and
sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Scoot, Of
Volga City, Ia, returned to their home
Monday morning after a visit here
with the Duff family.
There is great many people here
and around here that are having an
epidemic similar to the fiue, but not
quite so severe. There is scarcely
we'll person in the village.
]. I. Clifton went to Dubuque Mon
day
Roy Tulley of Dubuque, came up
MONDAY He got hurt some time ago
while working in the corn belt plant
and has been layed up with blood pois-
on.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22

The Herald is issued under difficult
ties this week as we had no help from
Friday morning until Monday after
noon Our new operator, Claude Hay
den Of Baraboo arrived Monday and
has been at work since With late
rush Of advertising and news it means
long hours and ve~v hard wD-k to
make the mails on time.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
THESE MAY WE'D

Harry L. Kruel and Elsie Wehrle,
Mt. Ida.
Charley Jones, Mt. Ida, Mildred
Peak, Potosi
Fay Foster, Millville, Nora Gibbs,
Watterstown.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22

Mrs Frank Parish, Baraboo, was II,
Lancaster last week to attend the fl
neral Of her mother, Mrs. Lucinda
Grundy. Mrs. Parish recently return
ID from a visit ia San Tn9e, Salif0rn;a.
&C returned home to Baraboo, yes
terday.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
LAST WEEKS WEATHER

March 14-High &c; low 40
March 15-High S. low 80.
March 16--High Sc; low SO.
March 17-High So; low 30. Rain
0.01.
March 18-High so; low "a.
March 19-High 40; low "a. Rain
0.18.
March 21-High "a; low 26.
Moderating and fair.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22
SOCIAL EVENTS
OF THE WEEK

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Mcdonald
entertained eight couples at ST.
Patrick's day dinner party last Thurs
day evening. The tables were hand
somely decorated with cut flowers
and a delicious four-course dinner
was served. The evening following
was given over to social chat
Messrs. and Mesdames A. B. Cook,
Charles Chase, Lloyd BROKER and l..
0. PennOck entertained about thirty
couples at q ST Patrick's day dancing
party Thur sday evening at Galloway
hall The place was appropriately
and tastefulIy decorated in honor of
the event with large green and white
streamers Topped across the hall and
various designs typifying the merry
spirit of Shamrock land as a back
ground. Dancing was the order of
the evening from 8 o'clock to mid
night when delicious lap luncheon
was served. Regular Paddy" pipes
with green ribbon bows were the
fayors. After another dance of two
the party broke up each guest de-
claring the evening to be a great
success.
The ladies of the Baptist church
drove out to Miss Eliza Grahams on
Thursday afternoon with we'll filled
baskets the occasion beng Miss era
hams birthday, who was very much
surprised. Six o'clock dinner was
served. The guests were Mrs. w. A
Weyhrauch and daughter, Grace, Mrs.
Charles Maughn and daughters Ruth.
Helen, Neva and Vera, Mrs. c. FL.
Vesperman, Mrs. GuiIford Graham and
daughter, Mildred, Mrs. A V. Ward,
Mrs. Dave Johnson, Mrs. Peter Stoffel,
Mrs. Eliza Alexander, Mrs. l. A Yes
perman. Mrs. Maritime the out OF
own guest Miss Emma Tindahl of
Elgin, ILL., They all enjoyed a good
time, returning home wishing hes
many more happy birthdays.-A
,.InSt
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22

Thos. lockwood was called to Fen
nimore yesterday by the illness of his
son. Dr. Frank lockwood
Mrs. J. w. Hurlburt got home Sat
urday from Mitchell. S. D., leaving her
daughter there very much improved.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-03-22

Mrs. Merrill Hildreth was called to
Sitter Saturday by Illness ii the
VIII Wetter family.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-25
NTNH

pnIriusu'. hs,"nis ZION was hsA yes
to-day nfIaIuuon In tho PROBATE 'ouTt
,nn,r NoarH nfY 81 tho haFrmsN
f,"m all parts ct tho county were pres"
,ui 81 the meeting Nj . ". Usns'
r,nu nI Tho Dnlry mems fosoVsrhbNe
pnI.u ,'nnrnny ~ I'iiishurRh, "a, ~"
g I'y"r 81 tho Onto Farm bureau
Federation 81 Culumbup Dhl", ~"rs pre-
arnl md drlivcrod rddreHHoa.
NJ Olairsvills Drtsfs
Attorney David james or BfldGspoTt
wna "A huninrrr caller hor. yeHtsrosy
Mrs Arch r. F"Elo 81 Fast Main
rir~0t III Whiting nj tho homo OF hef
mother. Mra g. NJ. AuIt Of shadysido.
w V. Campbell OF bridgeport wns .
business visitor hero Friday.
Attorney &. e. Sedgwich OF Bellairs
was In St ClaIrsville on business yes
/ tcThay.
Mrs. w. o. Wiley OF shadysids Will
spend today with her daughter. Miss
| Roduska Wiley OF this place.
l.. J.. Bailey, OF BarneHvills, was Q
| visitor here yesterday.
G. r. Tlmhcrlako OF Bellniro was Q
| buElnosy caller her yesterday.
/ Mrs. w. Il. Jones Of Shadyside VIII
spend today with local relative.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-25
GET READY
FOR FLU"
Koop Your I.ivor Active. Your
Bynlon Purified and Froo From
OoIdn by Taking Calotabs.
tho Nnunonlonn Onl0mol
Tnblotn, Tint Arc Do
lightful, Bafo and
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Ihiriulnns ard druggists Ofs "o'a1
Ia, Ihci, fIi,ndp Va L".p thslI syHsms
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wurhInE nrd.r Pr"Is"'l"n ses'nst
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hat cIngs.d ~ ays'sm and lssy
u,cr ruvnr ,oidu. Influenza and s'risns
."mplI'r'inu-
TO ,uI abort IL cold overnight snd -
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cnlniab a, h.dtimo with swa'loW OF
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mo- KrIpInE. no sIoh.mInE after snsots'
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your IIvor In nctivn. your sy"tom II puTi-
ned nnd rcfr-rhcd and you nro fsslin
fine with II hearty appetite for break
fnni. Eat what you ploa"s-no danger:
OnIotnbr uro sold only In originsI
rcuied packnEon. prico thirty-nvs cents.
Every drugGiSt is authorized 10 rethnd
YOUR money II you are not perfectly
delighted with CslotAbs.-(AdVD
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-02-25

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nan. aud IIhcl tInliuE"r ."E" ~ h"'n
of IhIIlIr" Enth"r whitman r"Tl"''h'h
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DivoroeH Grantod.
SIX dr,"r, rr w"r" granted ny jung"
! Warren ". ,'owon IN common pl'hS
/ court ycrirrhnN. of IN" others SGT ,"'
Lc,rIr.. .,,,,l.,,r tho number wCro CUntIn-
Lcd 49, "u, vas dienIss"d.
lane schultz ~. Louis Edwin Schultz
. Ilaimulr GRANTED divor"" on the Er"uhus
Of rItrcmr cruelty Plaintiff granted
custody OF minor rhlId Attorneys Helm
/ lcin. lyn"h and James represented tho
rIHinun.
.IuScrh!nc Hoslcy W. Roy Bosley. Con-
. llmucd
Irene Stcrge ~. Carl Stcrg" Con-
tinu"d.
Steve Jorcph ~ Katy Joseph. ll"ln~
iII Granted divorce un the grounds 81
rdulIrT Custody Ur two Oldest "hII-
dr,u. kuiy and steve J"S"rh, Irnnr''
,IunlnIIIf AIr"nrNH %Irh"l5 ANA NhI-
l,I I,pIrscntrd TIA" I,iHint.T.
Tuu.rnInI ltrquIlcA - clara EcquiIrL.
r"utlnu'd.
Inn.. >oIIIriI ya Margaret l., "eIl'
|,,I IInInIIir lInuIcd dll"I'" on tho