Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-08-01
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Schultz ard Clara tTruer COIiided VITA
a car driven by Adolph Zingen and
a. Best Of Nil yankee while the young
people were coming home from
dance Z.agen and Best saw the car
coming III a zig-z3g manner and goI
ais far out Of the road as they dared
but were run down anyhow. The two
young men Acknowledged they mad
had two drinks a kiel and empty bot
ties were found IN Jheir car. When
one young man was taken into the
hospital another bottle fell from his
pocket Miss Urner was badly hurt.
Miss Schultz. asleep when the cars
hit, escaped injury The car was
completely wrecked.
Judge George Grimm, GAINESVILLE,
annulled a divorce granted Mrs. Lola
SaroW Marion, against her husband,
Ben Sar0W, Milwaukee carpenter and
the woman recently married to the
Rev Leland Marion OF Whiting, Ind,
is subject to action for bigamy. No
action viii be taken by the Wisconsin
authorities but Judge Grimm's find
ings viii he sent to the prosecuting
attorney If Lake county, Ind. Rev.
Marion Was pastor OF the First Chris
tian church, GAINESVILLE, when trouble
arose over MS relations with the then
Mrs Sarow He accepted charge al
Whiting and moved there. His mar
riage to the woman followed her d.
VOrce
Mrs VIM G. Schleicht, wife of the
former cashier OF the Silver Lake
State bank. died in Chicago while III
preparation for an operation. Mr..
Schleicht, recently sentenced to serve
IN, pT0bpzZ -
ment was unable to attend his Wife's
funeral as a state law forbids the TAX
ing Of a convict beyond the state line.
Mrs Schleicht, for years a prominent
club woman OF Kenosha county, took
refuge with her relatives in Chicago
upon the husbands conviction.
$545 lost by Mrs. Filipo Yankickoya
Racine widow, was found by Anna
Christensen, Z, and returned to the
woman by the police. The widow
was carrying the money wrapped in
cloth with the purpose of paying Off
mortgage when she dropped the cash.
The chnd's father endeavored to hold
out for $50 reward and was hailed
into court He was given SIS and Anna
$40
Charged with burglary, Mr.. and
WI >. GuN. LNIlL1A4cll4, IVA tA4AN ~FAA =
Norman Sickles and Mrs Gust Sickles
We're arrested at Lake Mills and held
for Sturgeon Bay authorities. 1t is
alleged they entered the summer res
idence OF Mrs. Waters in Sturgeon
Bay several weeks ago and stripped
it Of household furnishings valued al
$1,000
Sheboygan county officials are pre-
win m 70 Cd M tho
state law allowing sheTiffs to appoint
deputies to supervise road traffic. The
deputies will be recruited from the
road patrol force who are at work on
highways daily and able to observe
the fragrant misuse Of the state roads
by booze-crazed drivers and others.
Mrs. Louis Brecker, Greenville, is a
patient in an Appleton hospital from
serious burns received when she used
gasoline to kndle fire with. The
woman thought she was pouring ker-
osene on the Goals She became un-
conscious from fright and fell to the
floor, spilling gasoline on her clothes.
She may recover.
Robt Kobs, 81. died in an Oc0Ito
hospital from conclusion Of the brain
caused by a fall when the scatfOlding
putting on the roof of a cement silO,
gave away and he fell head foremost
to the ground Surviving are a wife
ana TWO daughters. Kobs was a World
war veteran
Careless automobile drivers, drink
defective mechanism. poor lights, rail
crossings. narrow culverts and
bridges bad weather, etc, took a toll
of so lives in this state from Jan. l. to
July j of this year Failure to under
stand or observe road rules proves
the greatest factor in auto mortality.
Frank Tyler, 20. Mineral Point. a
guard in the state prison at Waupun
and Mrs Josephine Boyer, p, Beloit
are under arrest at Fond du Lac on q
warrant sworn to by Tyler's wife and
Mrs Boger's husband. Both confess
sed 10 having lett families for love OF
the other.
Arthur Schultz. is, son of Mr.. and
Mrs Emil Schultz of GAINESVILLE was
drowned in Rock river while attend
Ing a picnic. Schultz was president Of
the Southern Wisconsin c. E. league
and was to have entered college in the
fall to study for the ministry.
Madison is to have a new half a
million dollar Masonic temple and a
consistory. the only one in Wisconsin
outside OF Milwaukee. This Will give
the capital city the entire 80 degrees
OF masonry, a goal worked for for
years
The right forearm of Conrad Clip
pert. Beloit. was torn to pieces by roll
lers set with needle prongs when the
member was drawn into machinery at
the White Linen mills. Amputation
below the elbow was necessary.
Berndt Olson, IS, and brother, Ed
ward. is, were drowned in Marengo
lake. near Ashland, Sunday, when the
elder brother attempted TO save the
younger, who unable to swim had
gone beyond his depth.
Edward Fesing. SO, Kohler farmer,
was smothered Wednesday morning
when caught in q gravel slide as he
was loading his wagon. He smother
ed before he rould be taken out.
A wire nail three inches long was
taken from the stomach of Edward
Asenbrenner, 20-months-old son of
MIR. and Mrs. Matt Asenbrenner Of