Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-01-15
HAVE 8 MONTH TERM POTOS| LODGES ELECT
MANY ITEMS OF UNUSUAL INTER-
EST FROM THE. CAPITAL OF
SOUTHERN GRANT COUNTY.

Warren Lodge No. 4 F. & A NJ. re-
Gently selected the following named
officers for the ensuing year: w. NJ.
T. s.. Rethwisch; S. W., Walter A.
Schumacher; J. W., Alfred Andetat:
Treas, Percy B. Runkel; Sec., E. A.
Berge; Trustee, John Ringland.
Concord Camp No. 2726 M. W. A.
elected officers for the ensuing year
as follows: V. c., Ben Basing: Ad-
wiser, Ray Fine; Banker, E. A. Berge:
Clerk, F. w. Grimm, Escort. Harry
HOOD; Waterman, Joe Fine; Sentry.
=. g. Thomas; Trustee, Aug. Mike.
Warren Chapter No. 80 o. E. S.
have chosen officers as follows W. NJ.
Mrs. Ruth Galloway; w. P, S. A.
Thomas; A. M, Mrs. Mary Coons.
Treas, Mrs. Minnie Berge: Sec. Mrs.
Elsie Travis; Cond., Miss Pearl
keehner; Asst. Cond., Mrs. Mabel
Seaton.
The two story building in Tennvson
known as the Frank Muller house. has
recently been purchased by William
and Louis Pluemer. The new own
ers will remodel the building and viii
convert it into a feed mill. New ma
chinery will be installed and every
thing put in readiness to do first-class
work. When ready to grind all kinds
OF feed an advertisement will apnear
in the Herald. The proprietors win
also conduct flour and feed store
IN conjunction with the milling bus-
mess. This is a good point for a feed
mill and will draw patrons from q
large area of territory
Leo b. Mccormick has received an
honorable discharge from the ariel
service and arrived here a few DAYS
ago to join his wife and child in
British Hollow. He has been station
ed at Carlton Field, Arcadia, Fla.
Former Sheriff w. c. Hymer and
family have returned to Potosi and are
occupying their home on East st.
hill. The large number of friends of
Mr.. and Mrs. Hymer and son Mack
are much pleased to see them back
to Potosi.
The news of the death of Theodore
Hessling which occurred in Dubuoue
Tuesday, Jan. 7th, has caused great
sorrow in PotOsi for reason THAI his
wife who was Miss Alvina Giesen. was
a resident OF PotOsi prior to her mar
rage to Mr.. Hessling. Pneumonia
from which he suffered for week.
was the cause of his death. He was
locomotive engineer on the G. M. e.
st. -. road. He was a. member of the
hnlgntS OF Columbus and the Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers. Be
SIDES his wife he leaves to mourn his
loss, two children aged and 8 wears.
MRS. Hessling has the heartfelt SYM
pathy OF large circle of Potosi
friends IN this, her hour of sorrow.
Howard Schroeder arrived last
week from Camp Dodge with an hon
orable discharge. He was assistant
IN the surgical department of the
camp
Henry Seipp, undertaken and furni-
-ture dealer of Prairie du Chen, made
a brief visit in Potosi last week with
his sister, Mrs Frank OFT.
ChaS. Neufang has been confined to
his home by illness for more than
week.
See John Schroeder's ad in this is
sue of the Herald.
Dr.. III. E. Bowers for the past
months practicing in Potosi. leaves
here this week and will locate at Lake
City, Mimi. He will be succeeded in
practice here by DR.. w. H. Harris of
Dedham, Ia. Dr. Harris is physician
OF a number of years practice and
comes well recommended We are
Informed that he and his family will
occupy the dwelling soon to be va
Gated by Dr. Bowers.
Mrs W. A. Schumacher recently
had the misfortune to slip and fall in
her home and sustained the fracture
of two bones of the right hand. The
fracture is painful and inconven-
lent one.
Miss Esther Schumacher after
spending her holiday vacation in Po-
tosi, has returned to Vermillion. S.
D., to resume her school duties.
Mrs. Geo. H. Lewis and nephew.
Golden Bell, arrived here Saturday af-
ternoOn from Berkeley, Calf, bring
ing with them the ashes of the late
Mrs. Susan r. Bell. Geo. Bell arrived
Friday night from Washington, D. c..
After a brief funeral service in the
Congregational church Sunday after
noon, the ashes were taken to the
Van Buren, cemetery and were con-
signed to earth by the side of her
husband.
Treas. E. NJ Wilmott announces
that the tax roll for the town of Po-
tosi for 1918 is open for the collec-
SAOAA VI teA<AOos OlllNC at OLOSl OLdIC
Bank.
Celestine Kaltenbach has again be-
come his fathers assistant in the post
office.
NO. ANDOVER-GLEN HAVEN
Miss Leila Hampton and Mrs. Roy
Hampton visited few days at Cass-
vile last week
Delos Wood put up ice last week.
Tax collector was in town Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Jno. Taylor spent a few days
at the F. d. Wood home
Mrs. Levi Evan is still in the sick
list.
Mrs. August Boldt and little son
Clifford visited few days at the home
of F. d. Wood and returned Sunday
with her brother, Samuel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Wood and Mrs.
r. Cook of Cassville, visited Sunday
at the Albert Humes home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Hampton spens
Smiley at the Jas. Hampton nome.
Miss Margaret Mason spent Satur-
day and Sunday with Miss Mildred