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The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-10
March q, April 8. 10, II, 1915.
PROBATE NOTICE

The Probate Court for the County Of
Baraga.
At session Of said Court, held at
the probate Office in the Village Of
L'Anse in said county, on the 23rd day
March A. d. 1915.
Present: Hon. John H. Mclean.
Judge of Probate.
In the Matter Of the Estate Of Aug
ust H. Garrison, Deceased.
Charley A. Carlson having fled in
said court his petition praying that
the administration of said estate be
granted to himself or to some other
suitable person,
It Is Ordered, That the 10Th day Of
April, A. d. 1915. at ten o'clock in
the forenoon, at said probate Office, be
and is hereby appointed for hearing
said petition;
1t Is Further Ordered, That public
notice thereof be given by publication
Of q copy Of this order, for three sue
cessive weeks previous to said day Of
hearing, in the L'Anse Sentinel, q
newspaper printed and circulated in
said county.
JOHN Fl. MCLEAN,
IsEAL] Judge Of Probate.
A true copy.
JOHN H. MCLEAN,
Judge Of Probate.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-10
HEARS INVITATION TO
DINNER BEFORE GIVEN
Novel Conversation Takes Place Over
New Bell Line Across
Continent.

An interesting feature Of the cole.
bration Of the Transcontinental Teie-
phone Line was conversation be.
tween two telephone pioneers. Thomas
d. Lockwood In Boston and Thomas B
Doolittle in San Francisco.
In the course Of the conversation
Mr.. Doolittle asked Mr.. Lockwood n
the latter was not going to extend an
invitation to dinner; TO which Mr..
Lockwood made the following very
interesting reply:
Certainly am happy TO invite you
to dinner; but don't forget that times
and conditions are changed. When In
1879 We opened the Lowell line. II you
were In LOWELL You. would have heard
my invitation while I was giving IT,
and could have Joined me inside OF
an hour. but now, and where you are.
while you will hear with your own
sars my Invitation three houFs before
] give Il you can not reach the table
until tour Or ~ days later
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-10
STATE OF MICHIGAN.

In the Circuit Court for the County
of Baraga.
1t appearing to me to be necessary.
l, the undersigned, do thereby order
that a special term of the, Circuit Court
for the County of Baraga be held at
the Court House in the Village of
L'Anse in said County, on Thursday
the first day of April, 1915, at two
o'clock in the afternoon.of said day.
And 1t Is Further Ordered that this
order shall be published in.the L'Anse
Sentinel. newspaper printed in said
County of Baraga, at least: thirty days
before the commencement of said term.
Dated at Houghton, Michigan. Feb
ruary oath, 1915.
PATRICK H.:O'BRIEN.
Circuit Judge.
Houghton, Michigan, March II, 1918.
Mr.. Martin Voetsch. County Clerk
and Register in Chancery and Mr..
Homer J. Pennock, Sheriff.
You are hereby notified and author
lied to adjourn the Spe cial, Term of the
Circuit Court to be held: at the Court
House in the Village Of L'Anse, Bara-
aga County, Michigan, on thee LIST day
of April 1915, at two O'Clock in the af-
ternoon. to and until theIl6th day Of
April, 1915. at two o'clock in the af-
ternoon.
Yours sincerely,
P. H. O'BRIEN.
Judge of the Circuit Court
for the County Of Baraga.
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-10
Should Not Feel Discouraged.

So many people troubled with indi-
gestion and constipation have been BEN
Gifted by taking Chamberlain's Tablets
that no one should feel discouraged who
has not given them trial. They con-
tain no pepsin or other digestive fer
ments but strengthen the stomach and
enable 1t to perform its functions natur-
ally. For sale by the Superior Phar-
macy, L'Anse and Axel Erickson,
Skanee. adv
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-10

Set Out.
greeted me there on the shore Of Lake
Temescal fifty-seven years ago. And
they were the most ineffable words
have ever heard. l opened my eyes,
and there he stood before me. a large.
dark. hairy man. heavy jawed. slant
browed, fierce eyed. How got on
my horse i do not know. But It
seemed that the next I-knew ! was
clasping his hand with both Of mine
and crying. I would have embraced
him, but he was ever a narrow-mind-
ed. suspicious man. and hesdrew away
from me. Yet did cling to his hand
and cry
Granser's voice faitered ana broke
z at the recollection, and the weak tears
streamed down his cheeks while the
boys looked on and giggled.
"Yet did l cry" he continued. land
desire to embrace him, though the
Chauffeur was q brute, perfect brute
the most abhorrent man have ever
known. His name was strange,
how have forgotten his name.
Everybody called him Chanffeur-it
was the name Of his occupation, and
1t stuck. That is how, to this day,
the tribe he founded Is called the
Chauffeur tribe.
HE was a violent, unjust man.
Why the plague spared him can
never understand. II would seem, In
spite of our old metaphysical notions
about absolute justice, that there is
no justice in the universe. Why did
he live?--an Ubiquitous, moral mon
ster, a blot ON the face Of nature. .
cruel. relentless, bestial cheat as well.
All he could talk about was motor
cars, machinery. gasoline. and garage
and especially with huge delight. Of
his mean offerings and sordid swim
dlings OF the persons who had en-
ployed him In the days before the
coming OF the plague. And yet he was
spared, while hundreds OF millions.
yea. billions, Of better men were de-
stroyed.
II went on with him to his camp.
and there I saw her, vesta, the one
woman. It was glorious and !, :.
pitiful. There she was, Vesta Van
Warden, the young wife Of John Van
Warden, clad in rags. with marred and
SCARED and toil-calloused hands, bend
ing over the campfire and doing soul
lion work-she. vesta, who had been
born to the purple Of the greatest
baronage of wealth the. world had
ever known. John Van Warden. her
husband. worth one billion eight hun
dred millionssand president Of the
Board of Industrial Magnates. had
been the ruler of America. Also, sit
ting on the Industrial Board Of Con-
troll, he had been one OF the seven
men who ruled the world. And she
herself had come of equally noble
stock. Her father. Philip Saxon, had
been President OF the Board of Indus
trial Kagnates up to the time of his
death. This ONCE was in process Of
becoming hereditary, aud had Philip
Saxon had q son that son would have
succeeded him. But his only child
--sr vesta. the perfect flower Of gen.
erations OF the highest culture this
planet has ever produced. II was
not until the engagement between
vesta and Van Warden took place that
Saxon indicated the latter a. his sue
cessor. It was. ! am sure. . political
marriage. ! have reason to believe
that vesta never really loved her hus-
band in the mad. passionate way Of
The L'Anse sentinel. (L'Anse, L.S., Mich.) 18??-current, 1915-04-10

tell You. II said:
you come 'front.'
Those were the words. the exact
words. That was what your grand
father said to me. HareIAp, when he
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
9obbclt bcpif
geierme fan lite Iamaer mere nogeri
Suil ON bette GibneSbpro.

Tenne tafncmlise Spinbe pibnebe aaereot
Tor lang Sib tilbase.
Scrialte ON burtis einbrins - ON utpil.
iom SlGlp.
elsie 8ienSssierninser er MI bstr9ltese.
ct Iaabant Sibnesbprb er iuIoitGnbist-
bet taller for zig ielp.
Get banner en- opsrbspiienbe Setreiteis
Tor @obheo.
Mrs. elizabeth Scbnion. lis q. Terrace
ST., Sanespiue, @is., Tiger: sea pa'
pIaset msb en- meaet iuas Hps. Seq bcppt
iabise emerter cper SmaIrpsssn. Sec
pipie, at ies bapSe Rpreinsbcm, men ON
eubitlsnt ies brrsts iere Mebieiner erbpINi
lea insem einprins, Seq brnste tiIiiol
0oan's aionsp TiuS, % be bialp mig
(gienesbprS sipst 3Ote sS,uni 1909
Sp.r oft. War ieusre flyer Mrs. sSObu'
ION: "Ses bar lissiaa nor SiItro I'll
goan's @ibusp lius M iom uossuline,
isr. &c er ben bshiis Hprsmsoicin Der far
erbolpss."
pris 80 Cts. hos ole Naneleree. Bel
lite ON tMn ct N~ipremiocsI - iaa Soan':
sieusp Pills - hst iamme irm MRS. Sobu
Ton bruste. Soiier MiIbmrn Co., eisrs
Buffalo. q. 2.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19

Oper poa Foint Coma er De Cor.
ereoe Staters itsrite "8ireIeis
Citation. % Der er ogioa Sbeoio.
iiiterres Sopeofoarter, bpor De Ieper
ct iopaiif Sip borte ira 0eroens
Stgi % Sarm - / tnteueftiel Me-
i%ignation % s~rfesIsit 9rsmmeri.
st Stpffe noenior ben niipprenoe
gp er "SIb Conn, bpor General
5remont bette oct onlerifanife 5Iog
Tor 'erlte Sang / California, og
Der piies osfaa "Iomonos Warriage
Flace", Der or blet uosbeliegiort al
6orfatterinoen SeIcn Stunt Sacf.
ion. -
Men bpao ser mere emo alt an
oct 9isr Gan Giego til ct iaa M.
oct Spbolositeb, er bet uforligne.
lige, oeilige alimat. Den er oerfor
Veitfpitens Sanatorium - ia, mn.
ligens belle 2anbets. ON ieg full.
De beige min Hlaos til at DO paa /
California, piloe jeg, ON jeg bapoe
Gaao bertil, p9Ige San diego. Get
maa pere ct ioeeIt Steo at DO paa.
@lGoeligpis er Der nj, bespnbt
firfeligt Irbeioe blanot Toriferne
Oernebe, laa Der err lloiigter til at
faa norif- liitberIf Wenigbeo % Stir.
fe ser, % ba bill oct for mango at
bort Solf bli en- poerligere Ittraf.
ton. = Sna flor III @p Tom San
Giego err, bar Ben oog enonl bare
Ell Sernbane % Den gaar mellem
Sun Gieso % Sos gngeles. Set
er "Santa Se"s9anen.
"a b; MI bar iaa npr Merico,
funoe ri life mooitaa Sriitelien til
at gaa oper 0rrnien ior at ie, bnor-
lebes be bapoe oct / Rebeaernes
9anb. @i reiitc Ga ocrben nleo slil-
tomobil en- Tag til Ell lioen Siaebp,
Der beoer Sia Sllono, % bpor Der
er ct gammelt, iorfaIoent Sort og
enoel "mlerican greaiers". Set bar
fife. a.tbet at ie ems 2anb % Gage
brulb". Men ri bapoe en- soo 8ie-
retlir % ioa fan : iise, at ri bar
p9ret "llbenlanoS".
Ssa, bermeb iieer hi ba Gan Tiego
Sarpcl og penoer tilbage til Sos
angelcs, bpor hi trGffes nGite
Sang. -
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19

"Getit Sollrnal"s ipecieae &orre-
iponbent / Noroiranfrig fortpaer en-
Gpilobe ira Ell 2liitfump, / bpilfen tr
engelife Slppere bar uoiat for en- ira.
Gift Sfipbne.
ct en0elif Wonoplon lanoeoe mel
lem De iorreite iranife 2inler, eiter
at set ierit bapoe Ieet no, iom ON
set Iflloe blimpe neo paa tplf Serri-
forum.
Get bar tpoeligt, at Ell lllpffe bar
inbtruiiet; tDi Monpplanet ounlpeoe
moo Soroen meO ltor &olb'ombeo,
og unber Be fnpffeoe Singer lao
man TO tilipnclooenoe lipleIe Sege-
mer. Men mart merfeoe man, al
Slpperen enonu aanoebe, o9 ioet man
bar ham bort, begpnote ban at rpre
paa iig, % man bsrte bam bpilfe:
"Ssea er blind, rten BET gisr ingen-
ting. Bring mig burtig til Malo,
g. Ser ieg miitebe Spnet, fit jeg ie.
alt iea pilbe."
Majoren blep bentet, og Den bel
temooige SIpper iortalte BAN, at ban
bopoe ubiert lin Misiion, og ltral
oereiter por ser begpnot at erplooe.
re @ronater rllnot born. San ielr
bleo blind, og ban troeoe fsr't, al
bans 2eoiager par blepen orGbt.
San miiteSe Mooet 90 ilap &attet
oo ban bprte i'm Sbierpotsr raabs
til ham, at ban moatte Itige tilpeirs
ioa burtig han funoe. Seq fro
zoe, sc bapoe brGbt big!" raobtt
6lpperen tilbaee. Seq or blino!"
Sbierpotsren roabte igien, men
hans Stemme blep ipagere og ipa'
acre: "Stig op og ping tilbeirf
oa berefter neb. Ti er MI ret ope,
Sc tpIfe 2inier!."
Zen oeenoe Sblerpoter funot
life iaa iagt mere; men 6lpperer
aioroe, iom ban bapoe iagt, % naa
zoe irem mcb Welbin9en, onien>
blind % / Ell %ioriGroelig Sllltano
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Npprodn CT ilcut Sspitc
fan ijcrnce.
Ut %bitmmtlnUtt MiOScl. iom hi Qierc
6tt burligi. Siuig. o. let
az tilbtre0c.

=" |' . . . = . .
Npis bu box en- Hem NoHe cQer en- ,Soy
flc!el'e Eruret. lCW iftt oil olue va for
olmluoeli9e Nttbler. roa bos hutltcuiomhtlt
gpotbeter 20 lluce az l;,utr 80 Cent5
pGUol. bar oei pca en- ttut {.ate ca iu.o
ioo oeune men almtuot.'G Slgup g. 0ruuu
Latch Cutler. &e9puo wto al tcqc an lbclte.
fulo bDer Elme eler 10. .,notu - elmer
nj bin Noie p0re ouerpuuoeu. euer laliulo
uGiieu ioridqet. Gelu 8lQbore bliuer paa
bcune Moaoe mt0et lIUortt
CDsuuGpute Wilrtur uooiey en- inlh Virt
- en- NoripuIu9 'oy Nam,llgu - AZ oeu uu5iis
Solieioft Aengs tuHoe tlebe - Ill en- %etoi-
ming al tuu Sac. nan le, tJI5eyto,9 paa lem
Wtimuter. NulbrGuoiQ 9urtsdiuq meo Niner.
Senue NytpOrGtiou az Sinner DC Sutter.
iIrIp ta0tr lice TAT pd0 en- Noiie 90 Qiue,
nGten 9Icbilttelig EUloyIUo. Sen lesUer ben
terre. hGie tlsr range Noie poa en- MaOoe
tom Dirteli0 er mcytpUrbie. Rurertr ooioC
hur.i9t be bslGuOle S.mblneer. oty meoie..
ger en- 'merteinlo Nolte, oQ fi0u,er Eauuel
YEN al Slm / Naiien 90 yuityprsta @rene
byogpeo ben baagouotteee Isle some ileg
mes. Sg'aa lortrlnlIg mob Ftoutlt, tromp
egtlq Strubesote o8 ben ON N.utegeH al
mlnoeliss 0oie, Sober ia 'ulotomnsu o,
imaaer 9oot - Born liter ben.
QmsT sr en- ipsegt % msss, tonugtyertt sammsr
iatulaa AZ agts yerlDap sine Tirait ua pae @aai1
col ION 81 iaa bdbrtpfnoe for SliahIUberRt
Tor at uneaaa SiaTsl's. bsb DIN aao,btisr om p,
pua AZ 9iner'-mpfi0a tttt noatt anbti On @arau-
Tor oblpgHt 1itfIebs'flnelie eler AsAqtne PROMPT nj
taatbeales. mtbfsiIer btuut NrfDarQtipH. The Zine
g.. AZ usain St.. ~. gsapas. 1Ee.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-10-19
Sra Sano os Strand.
:. .. @ougcn.

Otter at hapc lcct llh'liuin9cn
brugte III noale Gage I'll al ie n&
omtrin0 / Spcn Gan 6rauci2co %
bens untioocIborc Smgluellcr 90 y
ioa "a boo0c ScpuroiQhcoer OF
Sites cupr0i1bc0cr ainabncn %
hcnS uinanc "a uhugacIl9c Aabo'tdl
or bIanOt 0e Gina 'ou (url'tcl
oicrnc Ter, mcn lom De l!clle otter.
paa TANNER iig oper at hauc leet
Obi at ~&erbcn Ilgacr / BET onoe"
fan ma oa piOe uocn at ian ie, al
Wcnncifcr letter fin 9Gre / al
Stipnblel". - Nlcn cn Sur I'll
Slttro Bart, GIiif @olic % @olocr
@ate Narf herer meo I'll DC uirfeIi'
ac ScpGroiqbc0er. ion ingcn Nciien'
&c ber iorienme at Ic, for Der tan
man Ic Natur o. &luit ~iorenet |
ifien &armoni. Gen enc i~rcmbrpcr
Sen anocn. 90 ri ian natrrIi0pi8
hisie "a icg bapoc icct Dem ilerc
Gangc ier. - % "a lea ier nTr.
mere bar bcifrcuct Dem / ~Holtcn"
iFaI ieg life aicnta8c.
"a ina bar HI opcr / gIancoo.
CafInnh % 9crfcIcp. s Cntlano
BAR hi oppc / Gaarnct paa 0cu nue.
Gin SAL, til bpiIfcn @%rumopolocn
bIcp Ioat, "a ie8 par Ser ior lem
9lar iioen. Zen bar I'LL irrbiq 90
cr en- itor, itnieIiQ Nngnin8, bpi3
Ynrc "a &norc cr boooc paticrt %
foitbnrt. Gems ~uopcu0ilc &p01c cr
pruOcoc mco MarmorpInocr og
N}cioif. lloijatcn ira [oornct cr
u0mcrfct. Gcrira bar man ct
MunoIfuc opcr &ncrnc pnn bcQ9c 81
ser al @llQtcu, Nsicrnc ruot ON.
frin0 % 1jcIocnc bcnuc un0cr &ln1.
m%eIbrpnct.
NcrfeIcu nar nj iu0c poa llni.
neriitct % bctraAtcoe
@rlnocu ielp o. @nlniubcrnc. Yet
or CALIFORNIA; Stot2lmiucyiitct, Ser
or ficn0t Tor lin potre @clil9cnbco
nliNt moo @oIocn @ntc. vi Sc me
@%uQninQcr fan nUunc2: "@rcct
Ghcatre", @ibliotcf3bnaujnQcn 80
Iiiuruio NoQ". "Ncarit NtCn0riQl
Minin9", "@ooIt MenlorioI Nna Of
Gam" o. "N0riuuItluaI SAT-.
%i Ipooicrcoc Ell aoO Stun0 /
@ibIiotcf2bnQninlcn. Sclpc %u0-
nin9cn cr CT a%uuiucrf. Gems &n.
Nrc cr elegant % inorcttct poo me.
tie % bcoitc Maaoc ior lit @rllg. -
Ser err ifct itorc Soron0rinlcr her,
iiNcn lea var Ser ioritc @onl r. /
1889. Get cr iirr &eliAlcnhc0cn
10 NnIrQQct. ser hor Qiort octte
llniperiitet ian b%etienot. A0ia, o0-
iaa iom Nnitiilttion hor oct | DC 'c-
rcrc 9(ar pmNct pi0itralt Miner
fienocIic.
\ bcnnc Iorbin0elic tor oet /
Torbioooenoe tiao0ca at btmcrte, at
min Spn CIap nnlil uar tilbuot ct
"3hoolarIhip" reo CALIFORNIA; Uni.
ncriitct me ciiloo ser. "a set ior
Sen femiifc Wiocnitaba &eOtoumcn.
5, itoor ti!balc ior Stataimiucrii-
1ctet Scottle. "a Sen aojcre acmi
cr hon, ,5ao. "a / set hao0c han
~Frr 0etcris
"a ion opiorer Sc MI Ct hait
SIoffctooru al hplN N}ronit oJ
W}ormor Oct cr 3O2 Go0 hsn GA
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01
BURTON.

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Rev. Jet conducted services in the
M. e. church, Sunday.
Chris. Hartman shipped four car
loads of stock Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoll and
daughter of Potosi, visited last week
with relatives on Dutch Ridge.
Harry Pauley, Adam Mink and Os-
car Elskamp were Dubuque visitors
Friday and Saturday.
Rapp's Novelty Show is here for a
week. Owing to the condition of the
roads the attendance has been small
Relatives from here attended the
funeral of Ed Ritmeyer at Potosi Sat
urday
Mrs. G. w. Slaght returned Sunday
from several days visit in Dubuque
with her daughter, Mrs, Charles Eich-
horn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leland Roschi and
daughter Maxine, and Mrs. Lily ROschi
visited relatives in Dubuque from Sun
day until Tuesday.
Thirty-one couples attended the
dance here Tuesday evening. Gabel's
orchestra of La Crosse, furnished ex-
cellent music.
Allie Rennison and Miss Iva Galley
were married at the brides home
Wednesday, November "a, by Justice
Frank Hayden.
Mrs. James Elwell and three daugh-
tiers of East Dubuque visited last week
with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henan
ShinOe.
Press Haydens little baby, who was
lovingly cared for by Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Hayden, died Monday morning
after a few days illness. Much SYM
pathy is extended to the families.
Florence Willmers, Hattie Smith,
Lottie Seipp. Clara Schmelz, Leila
Turner and Beth Okey, teachers in
this vicinity spent the Thanksgiving
vacation at their respective homes.
Miss Hattie Smith gave a box so
cial and entertainment at her school
on Pea Ridge Wednesday evening,
Nov. "a. The program was well rem
dered and the proceeds from the So
cial amounted to $24.90.
Miss Birdie Johnson who has been
very sick with appendicitis for the
past month was taken by DR.. Black
bourn to the Mercy hospital in Du-
buuue last Friday where an operation
was performed the following day. Up
to this time the operation seems to be
successful.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01

travelling representative OF the NICHOLS,
Sheppard Threshing Machine Co., was
greeting old friends in Potosi last
week.
w. ]. Welsh and sister, Mrs. James
Deneen, and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene
Keller have moved from Montpelier,
Iowa, and will spend the winter at
Mrs. Deneen's home in Potosi.
Miss Carol Hurst, eldest daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Archie Hurst, and Mr..
Thomas Spring of Epworth, Iowa,
we're married at the home of the
brides parents by Rev. F. B. BurdicH
last Thursday.
Mrs. George H. Lewis left last Mon
day for her annual winter visit with
her sister, Mrs. Sue r. Bell at Berke-
lev. California. She will stop enroute
at Leavenworth, Kansas, for brief
visit with her sister-in-law, Mrs. John
Mckee and family.
During the Thanksgiving mass at
st. Andrews church Thursday morn
ing, Rev. Father Scheffer united in
marriage MI. MdLuidS OlOuSullu VI
/ La Fargo, Wis, and Miss Nellie Field
en- of Bloomington, Wis. They were
attended by Mr.. George Fielden and
Miss ANGELA Fielden of Dubuque, Ia.
Edward Rethmeyer, a farmer resid-
! ing about three miles west of the vii
Iage, died at his home, of stomach
troubles last Thursday morning. He
was born in Dubuque county, Iowa.
October %, 1863, and died in Potosi
Wis, Nov. %, 1915, aged SO years and
81 days. He leaves a wife and one
daughter to mourn his departure.
The ladies' aid society will hold a
bazaar at Woodman hall Thursday
Dec. 2. They will have on display
and for sale many useful and beau
tiful articles of fancywork. They will
also entertain at supper. AS the ladies
efforts are for a good cause, the pub
lie should turn out and reward them
for their pains.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01
AROUND THE COUNTY
POTOsI.
Special Correspondence to the Herald
CBy z. NJ WilmOtt.)

Special Correspondence to the Herald.
(By E. NJ. WilmOtt.)
Mr.. Henry Kisting of Dubuque, is
visiting relatives in Tennyson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Meyer went to Du-
buque last Tuesday for brief visit
with relatives and friends.
Frank Doser, carrier on rural route
No. 2, is taking a vacation. His du-
ties on the route being ably filled by
Wallace Macke.
Charles Slayter, conductor on the
Union Electric Motor line, and wife OF
Dubuque, spent Thanksgiving in Po-
tosi.
Joe Grosser and wife of Hayfeld,
Mimi, visited with relatives here last
week and attended the Ostermeier-No-
Ian wedding.
w. C. Hymer and family entertained
their neighbors, Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Edwards at Thanksgiving dinner,
Thursday.
William Swale and wife, after a
couple of weeks visit with his parents
in Potosi, returned to their home at
Davenport, Iowa, Monday.
Will G. Jackson of Wilton, North
Dakota, a former Potosi boy, was
shaking the hands of old friends here
last Monday and Tuesday.
Thanksgiving services were held at
st. Andrews Catholic church Thursday
morning and at st. Thomas church in
the evening.
Mrs. Theresa Elskamp of Early
Ia, formerly of Potosi, and niece
Mrs. William Neimer of Cassville, Wis
tied with relatives and friends in Po-
tosi and vicinity last week.
John Friedman of Watertown, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-12-01
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Special Correspondence to the Herald.
Fred Mier went to Wesley last We'd
nesday.
Paddy Becker shot a red fox last
Thursday.
Willie Buddal shot a coon that
weighed twenty pounds.
Middlebury register. (Middlebury, Vt.) 1886-1937, 1915-01-22
vERGENNEs

Francis st. George, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Alexander st. George of Bristol
and Miss Della Sears, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Jules Sears, were quietly mar
ried Monday at st. Peters church, Rev.
L. A. Vezina officiating. They were at
tended by Mr.. and Mrs. George Law
renee.
Announcement is made of the engage
ment of Miss Mary Alice Stone, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Stone, to
Henry Leon Hunt of Malone, N. Y. II, re.
Gently of Vergennes. Mr.. Hunt is dairy
inspector for the Sheffield Farms, Slaw-
sOn-Decker company, in northern New
York.
The contents of the Kimball G. Cush-
man store in Ferrisburg was sold at
auction Thursday afternoon by Thomas
Reeves, trustee of the bankrupt estate of
the senior member of the firm, Charles
l.. Kimball.
T. Neville, Frank A. Ross and John
A. Harrington, delegates from st. Paul's
church, went to Burlington Wednesday
to attend the special convention of the
Episcopal diocese to elect bishop CO.
adjutor.
Jud Williams has drilled a well for
DR.. Nathan Oppenheim on the Larrow
place. 1t has been an unusually diff
cult undertaking as much of the six
inch pipe had to be put through a sand
pit for over 200 feet to keep the sand
from Clogging the drill. A superb
bundance of water has been found.
The Sheffield Farms Slawson- Decker
company's ice house at Ferrisburg is be-
ing filled with IA inch ice from the mill
pond by Oliver Danyou.
Mrs. Charles F. White of Maiden,
Mass, is making a weeks visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Henry G. Miner.
Miss Josie Smith, who has been visit
ing her cousin, Miss Mary Orvis of Fer
risburg, has returned to Shrewsbury.
The Goth anniversary of the "As You
Like 1t" club was celebrated Tuesday
evening at the home of Mrs. H. C. Her
rick, who was assisted in receiving by
Mrs. NJ T. Bristol and Miss Crosby.
The program was opened with a piano
solo toy Polanaise. Paderewski, Mrs V.
w. Waterman, which was rendered in a
most charming manner. Mrs. Donnelly
gave brief sketch of 90 years of the
club life and introduced Mrs w l..
WATSON of Waterbury, who spoke on
The Evolution of the Modern Club
Woman" Miss Powers sang a vocal
solo. This concluded the program, after
which refreshments were served. Mrs.
NJ. L. Bristol poured and Mrs. F. L.
Fish served, assisted by Miss Wood
bridge, Miss McGOwan and Mrs. Walter
Bristol
Mrs. Anna Williams and daughter,
Grace, of Burlington are visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. II j. Carpenter
L. E. Avery visited friends in Bur
liugton Tuesday.