Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-01-07

disposed of his interest in the
merchandise and creamery business
AID will soon remove elsewhere.
Tave Welsh was up from Bellevue,
few days last week.
Mrs. Harry F. Wilmott and little
daughter Henrietta spent few days
last week with grandma and grandpa
Wilmott
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Schmitz
mourn the death Of their little boy
whom they recently brought home
from hospital in Chicago, Ills
death occurred Wednesday evening.
The funeral took place Friday morn
ing to ST Andrews Catholic church
and was largely attended by sym
pathizing friends
Ernest Gratz. of st. Paul, is
guest of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Macke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Killian Stockert and
family spent New Years day with
relatives in Cassville.
Joseph Harps. of Manchester, Iowa,
is visiting here with his sisters,
Mesdames W. A. Lesser and G. M.
Schmitz and families.
MIR. and Mrs. Clyde Galloway and
little daughter Jeon spent Christmas
week with relatives in Cassville.
Miss Eva Wilmott returned from
Chicago Thursday morning. She left
Sunday evening to resume teaching at
Dickeyville.
John Spensly, of Dubuque, a
former Potosian spent few days here
with old friends last week.
Mrs. M WiIlmers and daughters
Ollie and Florence and son r. W.
Willmers and wife and baby of Du.
buque, spent Christmas week with
their daughter and sister Mrs. g. E.
Schneider and family on Waterloo
Ridge.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. J. Hinson, of
Platteville and Mr.. and Mrs Sam
Wilmott and little son Harry of the
village spent New Years day at the
Wilmott home in Tennyson.
W. c. Hymer attended to business
matters in Platteville Friday.
Adolph Grombeiler, of Plainville,
South Dak.. visited here few days
last week with friends and relatives.
Remember the Woodman dance
Friday evening" January 9th.
Miss Carol Hurst visited friends in
Cassville few days last week. Her
friend Miss Luella Schaal returned
with her for few days visit.
Mrs Frank Phillips and the Misses
Mary and Kate Lawler and Mary
Ennor took in the ST. Lukes Messiah
at Dubuque last Tuesday evening.
W. G. Hymer recently received
three head of pure bred Ayrshire
cattle purchased from DR.. David
Roberts of Waukesha. Wis, they are
beautiful cattle and cost high price,
and come from the only herd of pure
bred Ayrshire cattle in this country.
Mr.. and Mrs Philip Hauk, of
Waterloo Ridge. spent Christmas at
the home of her mother. Mrs. Sam
Boacher and family. Mrs. Hsuk's
young brother Vernon Gross returned
with them and enjoyed a part of his
holiday vacation on the farm.
Mrs. Lavina Schroeder spent Christ
mas with relatives in Dubuque.
MIS-. Mae Kreiser aud little son, of
Dubuque, spent New Years in Potosi
at the home of her uncle Mr.. Ben
Beier.
| Miss Ethel Thomas returned to
Lawrence University at Appleton,
Sunday.
Belknap Fuqua Post No 162 q. A.
R.. held their installation of officers
and banquet at the Post hall Satur-
day, Jan. Sd. The following named
officers we're installed in the respective
positions Post Com, Simon Lang
staff; Senior Wise Com, Jonathan
Horner; Junior Vice Com, John
Rawlins; Adjudant. J W. McPhail;
Quarter Master, Philip Rcesch
Surgeon, Samuel Hoffman; Chaplain.
John Horner; Officer Of Day, Ben
Hurst; Patriotic Instructor, Simon
Langstaff; Outer Guard, John Nc
Guire, Ser. Major, Joseph Walker
Quar-. Master Sergeant, J. Fl. jackson.
Concord Camp No. 1926 of Potosi,
extend cordial invitation to every
one to attend their dance at the
Woodman hall Friday evening, Jan.