Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-10-27
IN GRANTS BORDERS
Interesting Letters from Our
Outside Reporters.
Local Laconies, NeighbOrhOod Notes,
Personal Pickups and Mis-
cellaneOuS Items.
POTOSI-


sale of the estate of Theodore Bin
cert is Monday, November first. The
sale will be public one and will be
In the village OF PoJosi at one o'clock
J.. m. Here is an opportunity to pur-
chase two good farms and other lands.
Col. Robert B. Mccoy of Sparta, a
soldier of the Spanish American and
World Wars, is a candidate for gov
ern- of Wisconsin on the Democrat
ticket. He is loyal and true loving
American citizen and is eminently
qualified to grace the governors chair
Giving his services to his country in
two wars he is entitled to and should
should have the vote of every soldier
in the state father and mother and
other relatives, and all loyal and pa
triotic American citizens should go to
the polls Tuesday, Nov End and vote
for Robert B. Mccoy for governor.
United States Senator Lenroot of
Wisconsin spoke to a comparatively
small audience in Potosi last Thurs
day afternoon. That the attendance
VISA small is due to the fact that no
publicity was given that so distin-
guished man as Senator Lcnroot is,
would speak in Potosi no one in the
country and some in the village were
not aware of the fact. The high school
was dismissed for the occasion and
the pupils attended the meeting in
body thereby adding some dignity to
the audience.
john Langkarhp and George Argus
autoed to Ottowa ILL.,, last week to
visit with a sister and brother, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles Argus, Mr. Charles
Argus is and has been confined to his
bed for the. past three months with
rheumatism. His friends and acquain-
tances here are sincerely sorry TO
hear of his affliction. He is a reader
of the Herald and keeps posted on Po-
t0si events.
William Wunderlin has returned
from an extended trip to points in
Montana where he has land interests.
Mr.. Wunderlin reports crops and
everything in fine condition in that
state.
Mrs. John j. Kane the genial re-
preventative of the Dubuque Telegraph
Herald was in Potosi last week in the
Interests of the paper.
Messers Leo Stoll, Alphonso Schre-
Ter and l.. G. Edwards are on a hunt
ing expedition in the northern part of
tne state We wish the trio a lot of
good luck in their efforts to bag a lot
OF the right kind Of game.
Miss Marie Schmitz visited with her
sister, Miss Bertha and other relatives
IN P!Ctteville, the latter part of last
week.
The many friends of Mr.. John Nc
kelvey are pleased to see him making
his accustomed visits to the village.
lie is looking far better now than he
did before his recent serious attack
OF illness.
Henry Schmitz of Clay Center, Neb..
rs visiting with relatives in PotOsi and
vicinity He was born in the town of
POtosi and this is his first visit to his
native town in forty six years.
NJ and Mrs. Ed. Wilmott of Usage.
Iowa visited few days in Potosi
last week. Ed and wife were former
residents here but moved away many
years ago. He is first cousin of E.
w. Wilmott
The last announcement of the APP
preaching marriage OF Mr.. Joseph
Niles of MOntfort and Miss Sophia
Udelhofen of the town of PotOsi was
made from the alter of st. Andrews
church Sunday morning The wed
ding will take place at church Tues
day morning.
az the garage hall Friday evening
drew large and enthusiastic crowd
and first class time was INDUCED
m. The ladies after paying all nee
Gssary expenses had fourteen dollars
to the better, and after consultation
Trey generously and with good will
donated the amount to the family of
Berry Maahs.
Mrs. r, t. Webb 5 confined to her
mouse with an attack of illness.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kress of Lam
easter were guests at the E. A. Berge
home in Potosi Wednesday of last
week.
Mrs. Joseph Pluemer residing over
IN the town of Harrison is seriously |
III with complication of kidney and |
LIVER troubles.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Stoll and /
daughter Charlotte and Mrs. Leo StolI |
and baby son Junior were callers in /
Platteville Saturday
Mrs. Jennie Reinecke's has moved I
rom the Mrs. Fure house on main st. /
to her own residence ON North ST.. I
and II. E. CoOns has moved from Mrs. |
Boineckes house to Mrs. Fure house /
just family exchange of dwelling I
places.
Mr.. Robert Travis attended to bust I
ness matters in Platteville Friday
afternoon
Mrs Hahn of Platteyille visited with |
nor daughter, Mrs Henry Maahs and |
family, last week
Mrs Henry Brake had the misfor- |
tune to slip and fall on the side walk |
last Wednesday and sustained a sprain- !
ankle
Miss Ada Schaffer after four weeks |
pleasant visit among relatives and !
friends at Eau Claire, Ellsworth, Rice |
lake and other points in northern
wisconsin has returned home.
leander Kerkanbush has returned
home from the Cunningham hospital
ut Platteville where he had been TAX
ing treatment.
Mr. and Mrs. Nick Twohig came
over from Bloomington and spent Sat
urday and Sunday at their home in
TOtosi
Miss Mary Elskamp of Burton spent
Saturday and Sunday at the Mrs. Joe