Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1914-04-01
AROUND THE COUNTY
POTOSI.


The Potosi Brewing Company have
installed pasteurizing machine in
their bottling plant; it has capacity
of fifty barrels in ten hours. It does
away with the old steaming system.
See advertisement in another
column of the sale of nice residence
in the village.
Miss Kate Beier visited with
friends in Dubuque for week or
more.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Spensely of
Chicago accompanied the remains of
Mrs. Spensely's sister, Miss Jennie
Schneider to Potosi last Tuesday.
Miss Bertha Bonn daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jacob Bonn after almost a
year of pleasure at the parental home
left Wednesday for Chicago. Miss
Bonn is student of art and stands
very high in the profession.
Wagner and Bode. of Dickeyville,
are hauling lot of farm machinery
from the Potosi depot to Dickeyville.
Mrs. Frank Schneider. of Glen
Haven, attended the. funeral of her
niece, Miss Jennie Schneider, last
Tuesday.
Clarence Kelly, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Kelly, was seriously i'll with
pneumonia the past week; he is how
ever recovering from the effects.
Mesdames E. A.. Berge, Robt
Travis, August Mike and E. e.
Thomas jointly entertained the ladies
aid society in the Woodman hall last
Thursday. 49, sassse
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph OFT were in
Dubuque last Thursday.
Mr.. a. W. Dickinson and family
have removed to Ryan, Iowa, where
Mr.. Dickinson has purchased a large
creamery and will tSrn his attention
to the butter business. He has had
large experience in that line before he
entered the store business here. His
many friends wish him success in his
new enterprise. 1
Mr. and Mrs. William Mechler de-
parted Friday morning for Soldiers
Grove, Wis. where they will remain
for an indefinite period of time with
their son, Rev. Father Edward
Mechler, who has recently taken
charge of the st. Philips congrega-
tion. 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. r. seatOn return.
ed home Friday morning from their
winter visit'to points in Florida. i
Edward Brake, young man resid-
ing in the south part of the village.
came near meeting with a fatal acct.
dent last Thursday afternoon. He
was employed in the lumber yard, and
in the act of sliding from a lumber
pile he lit on the sharp point of q
broken board that penetrated his body
seven inches; barely missing the
rectum. He is suffering from an ugly
wound, but is doing we'll under the
skillful care of Doctor McGoveru.
There is no danger apprehended unless
other complications set in. His many
friends hope for his speedy recovery.
Mr.. and Mrs Adam Schumacher
are expected to arrive home Tuesday
from their two months round of
pleasure in Florida and other i'm
portant points in the sunny south.
At a town caucus for the town of
Potosi held last Saturday the follow
ing nominations were made for town
officers: Supervisors. Henry Blindert,
chairman James McGarry, Henry
Aiding; town clerk, P. j. Blindert !;
treasurer, e. M. Willmott; assessor,
g. G. Hampton: Justices of the
peace, j. P. Pluemer; constables,
Thos. Berg, Art Snead.
Vote for L.. G.. Armstrong, W. A.
johnson, George A. Peterson. Albert
Rundell. and A. V. Wells. for County
Board of Education write their names
on the ballot. They are pledged to
resign. Vote against George K.
Mills.
The windows of the Keehner and
Schumacher millinery emporium are
beautifully adorned with Easter hats
and bonnets.