Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-06-02

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| her husband and daughters heretofore
] mentioned she is mourned by four
sisters, Mrs. Jos. Ehlen of Potosi,
Mrs Christine Richard of Dubuque,
Mrs. Peter Bausch and Mrs. Frank
Eckstein of Cassyille, and four broth
I ers, Andrew of Cassville John and
Joseph of Potosi and Charles of Kiel-
err. all of whom attended the funeral
Besides the above named there were
! four sisters and three brothers of
Mr.. Kaeding who were here to attend
the funeral. They are Mrs Barney
Bendorf of Waterloo, Ia, Mrs Otto
Johnson and Mrs. Henry Muller Of
chard of Dubuque, VIM. Kaeding of
New Hampton, Fred of Dubuque and
John of Potosi
Mrs. Barbara Schabin Dead.
Mrs. Barbara Schabin many years
ago a resident of Potosi, died at Mercy
hospital in Dubuque last Wednesday
morning. Her remains were brought
to Potosi Thursday afternoon and
taken to the home of her niece, Mrs.
VIM. Lesser. The funeral was held
| Friday morning to st. Andrews Cath
/ Ollie church where a requiem mass
was made in the cemetery opposite
the church. She was born in Ger
many "a years ago and came to this
country with her parents, the late
Peter Harps and wife, when a young
girl and Barbara Harps is well re-
membered by the older residents of
Potosi and was known as a young
girl of remarkable strength. 1t was
no trick for her to lift 400 pounds
without straps or harness. A nephew,
John Harps, and two nieces, Mes
DANES Cap Schmitz and Will Lesser,
reside in Potosi
The drama, "The Spark of Life"
as presented by pupils OF the high
school Wednesday night drew large
and appreciative audience and over
$S5 was realized.
| Mrs. Edward Rettmeyer entertained
at a shower last Monday night in hon
or of her daughter, Miss Nora, who
will soon embark on the sea of matri-
mony.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. j. Ragatz called on
relatives and friends in Dubuque on
Friday.
r. H. Durlev looked after business
matters in Dubuque several days last
week. He returned Friday bringing
with him his son Ralph who had been
taking treatment at Mercy hospital
for injuries sustained by an expert
mental accident that befell him Sun
day week ago.
Clyde Galloway returned home on
! Thursday from bushes trip to Mon
tana He has purchased a jewelry
shop at Laurel, Mont, and will take
up his residence there about July l.
Miss Mary Ennor arrived here from
Madison last Friday to spend the
summer among relatives and friends
all of whom extend cordial well
come
Frank Sanders and son Leo Of Mo
line. ILL.,, were callers in Potosi Sat
urday.
Mrs. E. Rettmeyer, Mrs. Julia Wager,
Miss Nora Rettmeyer and Henry Sim
mering were shoppers in Dubuque
last Wednesday. 3
Mrs. Clementson, widow of the late
Judge Clementson, and daughter OF
Lancaster were guests at the w. G.
Hymer home in Potosi last Monday.
JOS. Harps of Manchester, Ia, was
here last week to attend the funeral
of his aunt, Mrs. Barbara Schabin.
Rev. FIR Scheffer and sister, Miss
Ada. and Rev. FIR. Prucha and house
keeper, Miss Emma Czech, enjoyed
fishing outing down on the Platte
last Tuesday We did not learn with
what success the worthy divines had
in the piscatorial pleasure but we pre-
sumo the catch was a large one.
The high school teachers from
abroad have gone to their respective
homes, Mrs. Berge to Boscobel, Miss
Butler to Platteville and Miss Mogan
to Bloomington.
Wedding bells will ring out next
Wednesday in the village for on that
day Miss Nora Rettmeyer will be-
come the bride of Mr.. Henry Sinner
ing.
Geo. Franklin of La Crosse was a
business caller in Potosi last week.
] Miss Augusta Reed of Sioux City
| Ia, was a visitor at the Archie Hurst
home last week.
Carl Kress of Lancaster was a cali
Ter at the E. A. Berge home last Fri
day.
The Junior prom last Friday evening
drew a large crowd and was pro-
nounced success.
The Misses Irene and Sabina
Hutch of Dubuque were guests at the
| Killian Stockert home from Friday to
| Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Kreiser of Du-
I buque spent Sunday and Monday in
! Tennyson with Mrs Kreiser's parents.
Mr.. and Mrs E. NJ Wilmott
Atty Geo. B. Clementson and fam
lily of Lancaster were brief visitors
at the w c. Hymer home Saturday
afternoon.
Neil Harrington, former clerk of
the circuit court of Dubuque county,
shook hands with friends in Potosi
Saturday.
Frank Longmeier, Lawrence Nc
Bride, John Kahle and wives and 9TH
ers from Dubuque visited with re1a-
tives and friends in Tennyson and vi
entity from Saturday to Monday
Willie White of Salem, S. D.. came
here Saturday to get his fathers au-
tomobile and returned to Salem with
the car Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kisting entertained
a number of relatives from Dubuque
at their home in Tennyson Sunday.
Tie feast of Corpus Christie will be
observed by the st. Andrews congre-
i Gro fio,, II, usual ,,,,,,