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The Washington times., 1925-02-14
With The
.Alibi Artists
"A Cross Section Of the
Daily Grind in Judge
McMahorl's & Court.
Read EN- and Weep.
TI.e Prodlgal's Return.

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saw tne osleis0ahe eoHlliis
toward me when he was half g
block away. your honor, as / was
crossing Third street on b north
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center Of the street. mainly. but
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rnnsidera hlv Falieved !, Il had lust
finisI,ed yvritinr lais license nun.
her down And fl,A sedan driver
had nried tla. door OMEN when 4.
wornan,s. voice from the defend
ants car cried poe gsawtl.s sake.
81 nn--ro an. RI lin 'scovers
ah,s ,l,Aan nrf wiz %, aIl-,ls
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aeelaenL. GIG:
Dat was Lsecepaper ~, anu
the car naa cnlanged nands
good many uLnes HlHce the lass
were issued iri January: 4 had
some trouble ~ Locating the
owner Her name was Liza and
she lived down IN southwest.
She couIdn't talk very wen be-
cause her head was aIl bandaged
up, and her jaw was broken, but
she said the car was hers. She
didn't have It out that night
she couldn't drive. she said.
Il asked her who had Il out and
she said Reginald Montague. /
rot ! warrant Tor Reginald, but
no one remembered seeing him
since December 20.
son New Year night we were
notified that 4 man named
Reginald Montague had got into q
fight down in BloodfieId, and ]
took Liza around to the nlOrguo
10 see il she could identity him.
The place was pretty busy that
night, and the details OF some Of
the cases were confused. Reginald
wasn't Killed, he was only se-
riously shot and he'd lost his
drivers permit and his overcoat
In a crap game. He was dis
charged from the hospital last
night.
Lisa: Dishyah pusson ain driy.
no cyah foe me. yo- onnah. He
Jes' de boy what bring me nah
washington Times fufny papah
Sundays.
Are you married or single!
Abs mahied but nah huspan
ain no count.
1a you ten tie ...s oallcer
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The Washington times., 1925-02-14

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as1s senusfA1lAs AslsA sAalA AAslae e ~ ok
Rockville.
The trustees of the Rockville
Aeaf esnv 1n~A ,,,a5s gis6&S ls6i.erf
r. TsrsSs. ~ 80 js.,a,. q ~
The Washington times., 1925-02-14
FIAT AUTO FACTORY
IS SWEPT BY SIC FIRE

TURIN, Italy. FEB. i4. Fire,
which, swept the famous Fiat Auto
I1.obile factory here, was responsible
for 2.600.00O liza damages, Il Was
estimated today.
The Washington times., 1925-02-14
LITTLE ENTENTE TO FIX
POLICY TOWARD SOVIET

BELGRADE, Feb. 1.-THE atEi.
tude OF the little entente toward
soviet Russia will be determined at
a conferences here March %. Ii was
announced today.
The Washington times., 1925-02-14
D. Qndfaa &c to Quote.

Mr.. Raleigh Haberdasher, the
well-known clofhier, il giving q
dinner to his hired help, known
q the quota club, Monday nigll.,
and has invited Ye Ed to- come
around and hear the quotas quot
ing.
we win sure be glad to come,
provided we can get away from
our zither lesson.
The Washington times., 1925-02-14
NInrdeE IM Out

John oWef ire vel. known
Piegly iksly ne et q this
viliogs, VAS ii kile ortIcs for i Eesg
bris1 but enjoyabls minutes of III.
cent date
John SAYS Ne Ii .rio great shakes
hunter but Johnny Gheen
ms told him that ne the latter
Johnl has flock cf tarae part.
ridges around the Wardntan
stables. and some DAY win call
them around and play fatal
Joke Oh them if J0nn tJoiln No. III
VIII bring around his gun aaald
draw aim on the birds
OF course this II ask iii the spirit
of ftfn hn ha, an0 Mr. Nf1nrOd
Power would never think 0f
treating d poor partridge In such
wise.
The Washington times., 1925-02-14

THE eV mn AGES On
VAL INES
ks IN III 8

THE SEVEN AGES O
TIlgEg
oslr ehrs Old
Mamma wrote this card tor me-
Don't Il look inst fine
Let u1e ask boon of thee:
BE my Valentine!
cnykssn Ysare Old
Il like the color Of your hair.
I Ike the eyes that sline
knew lots ~ Girls. but don
care
Tor any but YOU, nv valentitss
TUsnfy.f our snrs Old
without you dear, the very sun
would fnil
The Stars would falI the JOY
that now IL mine
Would perish ,ell the roses
would turn pale.
a selfish raOttye prompts this
Valentine!
The Washington times., 1925-02-14

I.iygyst osr Ksarr Oid
Today, sweet sentiment enjoys il
fIIl;
And suppose I'll have % drop
line
I III spite of aIl your faults I love.
you atill
SttlIsr the better. O NY Valeai-
tines
The Washington times., 1925-02-14

orkV enr Pears Old
You must not Judge NY heart by
this baid he4d
which would perhaps belle 3
heart that pines
With All the warmth of geyer
youth Instead
boldly send this best of
Valentines
F;1t,foar Yaps Old
Yours ok the 18th instant 4 1T
hard.
And contents noted with n1ien
benign.
III answer. say, Ain. love at
fifty grand
E:s ceteras Your Aging alenr
kif1es,
Dictated but not read
ieiy- feur Ye6r1 on
10 you remember. deat when yOsl
were twenty
And kept waiting fOr dn
eklvied sign
OF favor Since those times We
had plenty
From you, and haye remained
Your alenkSlio
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24

Wallace w. Coon. E. w. Erickson, o.
R. Montgomery and Ole Fortney of
Gays Mills; Henry Bender, L. G. An
schuetz, Joseph Schrader, Louis
Schlintz, L. F. Book and H. L. Blake
of Boscobel; John T. Buster, John
Lund, w. R. Decker and Patsy Van
Dyke of Fennimore. Many visiting
companions were present from neigh
boring towns. The officers of the Bos-
cobel chapter No. SO are fine in their
ritualistic work. At the close of the
evenings work delightful refreshments
were served. Among the large num-
Der present were George Petersen and
Sol Goldstein of Lancaster.
Blaze at Ford Garage.
A fire alarm Saturday morning at
8 o'clock hurried the people to the V.
A. Hetlund Ford garage, where a
blaze was in progress. Some gasoline
used for cleaning parts, caught fire
from car that was being started and
had backfired. Fire extinguishers
were brought into play and the blaze
was put out before serious damage re-
suited
A large crowd from Fennimore at
tended the corner stone laying of the
new st. Thomas Catholic church at
Montfort Sunday afternoon.
Dr. Will Bradbury and wife of Oma-
ha, Nebr., were visitors at his aunt's,
Mrs. J. B. Bradbury, Sunday.
War Veterans Reunion.
This week, Thursday and Friday,
June 1926, is the annual Grant Co.
Soldiers and Sailors reunion. Civil
war, Spanish war and World war vet
Grams are all invited to be present A
nice program has been prepared. The
following will take place Thursday,
June rs:
9 a. M, registration; visiting during
the morning; p. NJ, program in the
city park, address of welcome by
Mayor E. j. Roethe; response by the
president of association; music by
the Fennimore band; address on
Abraham Lincoln by Hon. George P.
Hambrecht; selection by male quar-
tet; drill by school children; $780,
campfire and band concert. Friday at
9 a. m. the business meeting of the
association will take place.
Miss Elizabeth Trainor was given a
pleasant miscellaneous shower by a
Au14COA VI AAAOAUo WOuhOoooy OFOAAAS
at Forester hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. j. Shellman and lit
tie son were guests over the weekend
at the home of DR.. and Mrs. T. H.
Marsden. Mr.. Shellman taught school
the past year under Supt. H. w. Kir-
cher of Sheboygan, former principal
here. Mr.. Shellman was principal of
the Fennimore schools for two years.
He expects to return to Sheboygan to
teach the coming year.
Delphia Briel of Chicago spent her
vacation with her mother at Sitter.
Harry Budd of Mt. Ida had three
horses killed by lightning during the
storms of the past week
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
KNAPP ANNUAL PICNIC

The fourth annual Knapp picnic was
held at Klondike Spring, Thursday,
June Is. Cars began to arrive about
1890 and kept coming until after two
o'clock. The registration showed 1856
present. After sumptuous picnic
dinner business session was held at
which Ed. c. Vesperman was again
elected president and Mrs. Parke
Knapp secretary. Visitors from away
were Mr.. and Mrs. Cliff Knapp, Bessie
and Pearl Gelbach of Albany, Wis,
Fay Knapp Bartlett of Monticello,
and Mrs. Delbert Knapp OF Oelwein,
Iowa.
An interesting feature of the pro-
gram was talk by Mrs. Grant Hamp-
ton in which she reported that a des-
cendant of VIM. Knapp, of whom all
trace had been lost, had been located
at Pescadero, Calf. Her name is Mrs.
May E. Moore. 1t was voted to re-
member her with shower of cards.
The next picnic is to be held at the
Klondike spring the third Thursday
in June, 1926.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
TO HOLD AENUAL PICNIC

The North Beetown Social Center
Club will hold their annual picnic on
July 2, at the Hackett ball ground
At 1880 there will be ball game,
Bloomington VS. Hackett. Dinner at
noon.
The following program will begin
directly after dinner:
Music Bloomington Juvenile band
Address of welcome, H. J. Starrett
Community song-America the Bea-
utiful.
Address by Co. Supt. Ralph.
Song-Far Away. Quartet.
Oration-Alma Edwards.
Song-Mr and Mrs. Ralph.
Oration-Frank Starrett.
Adress-R. M. Orchard.
Music by band.
Oration-Monona Myers.
Oration-Marie Wilkinson.
Community Sing-Star Spangled
Banner.
After the ball game there will foot
races as follows:
Running races for girls and boys
under six years.
Running races for girls and boys
under IL years.
Sack race, relay race, 3-legged race,
potato race, peanut race, shoe and
stocking race.
Running race for men.
Everybody invited to attend this
picnic. Bring your dinner
Spring water and ice cream stand
on the ground.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24

suffered some damage from the wind.
Miss Ruth Pallnow and Arnold
Yanke of Neillsville were over Sunday
guests with Martin Risic.
Mrs. Louisa Bast visited in Lancas-
ter the past week.
Ed. Roth and family and Miss Emily
Lincoln were Dubuque visitors last
Tuesday.
A correction of an item in the last
weeks Herald: Five auto loads in
stead of so auto loads at Rev. Kra-
mer's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Louis Kirchner took
their son, Hilton, to Madison last
Tuesday for an operation for tonsils
and adenoids. They returned home
Friday.
Miss Leila Wilkinson spent a few
days last week with relatives here.
Mrs. Benz. Petty and daughters, Es-
Their and Martha, and the Murphy
children were guests of Fanny Bay
man last Thursday.
Mrs. L. A. Smith left Monday for
Madison where Mr.. Smith expects to
submit to an operation for a growth
on his neck. Operation at University
hospital.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
VOLUME 8. L
SPEED E SERVICE

Arthur Stivarious is putting on
Epson Board in two rooms for Fred
Govier. The bathroom is to be tiled
with Epson tile board
E. l.. Upton out his first load of
cement and lumber for the resi-
dence he will erect on his farm in
Little Grant.
Zeigler. Coal is cheaper than it's
been in years. Get coal in your bin.
Prices are likely to go up any time.
]. w. Garthwaite is building a
new hen house.
Sam Pennock is doing some work
at our new High school, getting
the fan room room for the VentiIat-
ing company.
Walter Day took home a screen
door which reminds us that f1y-time
is here. We have a nice stock of
screen doors on hand.
John Rock and crew are raising
the Hazel Dell school.
The reason you should get your
farm building in shape this year is
because lumber is cheap. It is
cheaper than it has been in years.
Come in and let us prove it to you.
Henry Heberline is going to have
new ray rack made out of our
clear fir.
Don't forget we have nice stock
of hay rack material on hand.
Get your order in for hard coal.
Our prices are lower than they have
been for years and the coal looks
fine.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
LIVINGSTON

Especial Correspondence to The Herald)
William Miekle of Monroe spent the
weekend with relatives in Livingston.
He is to be principal of the New Glar-
us school the coming term
Jay Marshall and wife visited Mrs.
Anna Marshall Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. Alice Pryor and Mrs. Rose
Davis visited their parents, Rev. and
Mrs. E. N. Hawley, the past week and
will stay another week or so.
Susanna 10y left for Whitewater
Normal Saturday to attend summer
school,
Harry Marshall has new car, a
Studebaker, which he recently bought.
Born, to Mr.. and Mrs. Will Biddick
son.
Miss Edith Livingston is home for
the summer vacation. She was award
ed hundred dollar scholarship for
having been one of the two best stu
dents in the Milwaukee art school.
Homer Rundell bought Buick six
coach last week and is well pleased.
The Biddick and Rundell picnic was
held last week on Thursday in the
village park. A large attendance was
had and a good time for all.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24

in commemmoration of their respec-
tive wedding anniversaries, the for
mer SO years and the latter 80 years
married.
None but enconiums of praise can
be heard from all parts for the splen-
did choir of male and female voices,
ten in number, the ST. Thomas Catho-
lie church in Potosi now has. Miss
Bertha Schmitz, accomplished in vocal
and instrumental music, is in charge
of the choir and is fast bringing it up
to a standard which will be second to
none.
Andrew Bode succeeded in harves-
ting and storing a fine crop of alfalfa
hay, thus far this year.
John Pluemer arrived here from
Butte, Mont, Friday for an extended
visit with his sister, Barbara, and a
brother, William, and family, and
other relatives in and around Tenny-
son.
E. M. Wilmott and son, Sam, and
grandson, Harry, attended to business
matters in Lancaster Saturday.
Rev. FIR. Peter Pape, Rector of St.
Joseph's cathedral in La Crosse, a
former pastor of st. Andrews and St.
Thomas churches in Potosi, will occu-
by the altar of ST. Thomas church on
Sunday next.
1t was my pleasure while in Lam
caster Saturday to meet with my old
time friend, w. j. Bailie, Billie, as I
know him, and Ed as I am known to
him. We have been friends for many
years standing, and it is a pleasure to
us to review old times.
A surprise party was held at the
Louis Marcue home, three miles north
west of Potosi, Sunday in honor of
Mrs. MARQUES 45th birthday. The
guests, 80 in number, arrived shortly
after noon, remaining for supper.
Visiting and other social diversions
made the afternoon speed pleasantly
The Brooks Stock Co. is playing here
this week with an engaging repertoire
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24

Mrs. Dale Schuppener and Mrs.
Grace Wefel were Milwaukee visitors
the past week.
Miss Elva Mauer was here visiting
relatives the past week. (From what
point, Stitzer)
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Froehlich and
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin Froehlich motored
here from Glen Buelah Saturday for
a visit at the Henry Fart home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph King of Lam
caster spent Saturday with Mrs. Fanny
Bayman.
A surprise party was given in honor
of Herbert Briel Friday evening. A
large crowd was there to help cele-
brate his birthday. Games were in
dulged in and refreshments were
served all present having good tome
C. R. Winsor and wife were Sunday
visitors at the Tom Pagel home In
Mineral Point.
Henry Schuppener spent the fore
part of the week in Madison on bust
ness.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
BEETOWN

Especial Correspondence to The Herald)
Mrs. Grace Mcdonald and children
OF Potosi are here for a weeks visit.
Clarence Raisbeck and wife visited
at Shullsburg few days last week.
Toay Garner and wife and son spent
Sunday at Chris. Gamers at Bloom
ington.
Carolyn Sturmer arrived home Sun
day from weeks visit at Potosi.
The strawberry crop will be very
short this year although Harry Peak
and Tom Hall have had some fine ber-
ries.
Arch Winner and family of CassvilIe
spent Sunday here.
Mrs. Stella Auel entertained at din
ner Sunday. The E. L. Auel family.
Chas. Perrin Jr. and wife and son and
Wilma Hall were guests.
Children's Day program at the
church Sunday was much enjoyed bv
a large and attentive crowd.
VIM. Smith of Lancaster was a CAL
Ter here Thursday.
Chester Bishop and family motored
to Retreat, Wis, to spend Sunday.
Miss Helen remained for visit there.
The creamery has installed a new
and large boiler to do the work.
Ross Peak, John Taylor and Elgie
Hartman motored to Dubuque Tues
day.
Mrs. Sharpe left last week for her
home in Illinois.
Holl Stephens and wife motored to
Beetown from their home in Dakota
for a visit here
George Slaght of Platteville was a
Tuesday caller.
E. L. Auel transacted business in
Bloomington Tuesday
All enjoyed the $3.50 club Tuesday
at the John Burns home Mrs. Chester
Bishop viii entertain the next meet
ing in the evening.
Annual cemetery meeting at Wood
man hall Thursday night, July 2. A
lunch will be served and some good
entertainment afforded Come.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
Went Too Far.

A sad looking woman of mature
years was pushing baby carriage
in which was a fine, healthy infant
bawling Justify. Mrs. Huffy, who
was approaching exclaimed, What
darling BABY But you haven't
any children!" you're quite right,
my DEAR" replied the sad-looking
one. "This is my husband. He went
too far with the gland cure"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
SHAVINGS
Safe That Way.

The canny Scot was not quite
sure whether business might not
keep him away from his evening
meal.
Jennie, ma girl" said he to his
wife as he left home in the morning,
eff I'm not able to be hame I'll ring
We up as six precisely. Dinna TAX
the receiver off, and then I'll no haze
to pit in ma two-pence"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
SITTER

Especial Correspondence to The Herald)
Hig Wind Wrecks Buildings.
Our friends living just south of us
were the ones whom the storm visited
the past week. The strong wind blew
down outbuildings and wrecked the
house and porch of Ludwig Briel
The barn and chicken house of Louis
LEM were damaged and Louis Smith
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
Office Vaudeville.

Caustic Criticize, but I have
lot of bum jokes in this issue"
Hank-"Oh, I don't know. I put
a bunch of them in the stove and
the fire just roared."
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24
Evil to Him.

Garnish-"Is my face dirty, or is
in my imagination?
She-'I don't know about your
imagination, but your face is Clean"
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-06-24

Mrs. Henry Schneider of this city
had tonsils removed at the Fowler hos
pital Tuesday.
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