Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-09-08
IN GRANTS BORDERS
P0TOSI.

me0J OIL the, puDllC. a. he. IudIleI ID De-
ing taken up by the business inter-
ests of Potosi and an appeal from the
order Of the railroad company will
be made to the railroad commission to
compel the railroad company to stop
train AS at Potosi.
An airplane passed over the viii
lage last Tuesday and dropped an
abundance of advertising matter for
the Platteville fair. Some admission
tickets to. the fair were found among
The fiiers.
Sam Hinson of GAINESVILLE spent
lew days last week at the r. M. Will
mott home in Tennyson. Wednesday
afternoon he and his wife, who had
been visiting her parents for a week,
went to Platteville to take in the fair.
MI Hinson returned home from
PIatteville and Mrs. Hinson went to
Dubuque to visit her sister, Mrs. Earl
KTeiser.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. Pluemer, daugh-
ter Leta and son Louie and Mrs John
keTkenbush did shopping III Dubuque
last Tuesday.
August Meier and three young
daughters of State Center, Ia, were in
POtOsi last week visiting Grandpa and
Grandma Frank Haas.
Mesdames VIM. Pluemer, Leo Pluem-
er, Henry Kisting and Celestine Wink
Ter returned last Tuesday from a two
weeks visit with relatives at Fairi-
bault, Mimi.
Reinholdt Ulbrick and wife of Wi
mona were guests a few days last week
at the August Ulbrick home in Tenny-
sen.
Henry Schmitz of Platteville spent
a few days in Potosi last week.
Master Jos. Glennon after a weeks
visit among friends in Dubuque has
returned to his home in Potosi.
Miss Kathryn Ortscheid of Cassville
was a visitor at the Arch Hurst home
last week
Miss Anna Stoll after spending a
weeks vacation with her parents, Mr..
ard Mrs. Geo. StOll, has returned to
her duties as nurse at the Cunning
ham hospital, Platteville.
Miss Bessie barrow visited in Du-
buque several days last week and took
5n the Sells-Floto circus.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Turner departed
Saturday for visit with relatives and
friends in Minneapolis.
Mrs. E. j. Webb boarded the train
Saturday and is in st. Paul visiting
her sister Mrs. Fl. p. FRANKIE. While
there she will take in the sights at the
Minnesota State fair. The Misses Hell
en- and Lucille are looking after the
welfare of papa while mama is away.
Miss Kathryn Durley after two
weeks pleasant visit with relatives in
Platteville and Livingston has return
ed home
John Wurster of State Center, Ia,
visited his brother Fred and other rel
atives in Potosi last week.
Henry Langkamp and wife of Flag
ler Colo, arrived here last Thursday
Tor a brief visit with his brothers
John and Frank. and sister, Mrs Geo
A gus and family Flagler is a vii
]age about the size of Potosi. Mrs.
Langkamp is postmistress of the vii
Iage and is enjoying a vacation.
Edward Carthew arrived here on
THURSDAY from Tacoma. Wash to see
MS brother Thomas in Rockville who
IS in very poor health.
Tom Parker and Col d. c. Chaser
oil Dubuque called on old friends in
Potosi last Friday.
Miss Gussie Reed after a pleasant
visit at the home of her uncle. A. B.
Hurst, has returned to her home in
Sioux City.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Ragatz and chill
3Ien were guests of relatives in Du-
buque last Friday.
Many people from here attended
the Platteville fair.
The Ladies' Aid was entertained at
the Mrs. Nick Schumacher home last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. John r. Campbell de-
parted Saturday afternoon for Peters
burg, Va. where they will visit their
daughter, Mrs. Genevieve Pearce, and
husband. This is the first long dis
lance trip Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell have
taken since they were married 35 years
ago and their MANY friends wish them
Joyous visit.
Walter Ragatz of Dubuque visited
briefly last week with his brother,
c. j., and family.
.. j. Webb and Joe Glennon attend
ed to business matters in Dubuque
Saturday.
pert Duye and family attended the
Platteyille fair Thursday
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maahs will be
employed two or three months with
the government river Improvement
WllI act in the capacity of cook.
Rev. and Mrs. Wells and family en-
joyed an auto ride to Dubuque Friday.
Eugene Levins and Everett May and
the Misses Veva Ostermeier and Mil
ared OFT enjoyed the night fair at
Platteville Thursday
Leonard Doser has become appren-
tice at the Joe OFT barber shop.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Herald of Pra.
au Chen after a visit here with Mrs.
Herald's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. z. G.
Thomas, left last week for Kewaunee.
H., where they will make their future
ncmc
Archie Hurst who was called to
Chippewa Falls to see his mother who
was seriously i'll, has returned home
leaving his aged mother in a much
improved condition
The Misses Mathilda Mike and Ma
bel Pluemer left Sunday to begin their
first experience as teachers in schools
near Sitter.
Melville Hobbs of Platteville visited
~ tho Mrs Runkp1 homo in pOtoc;