Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1920-05-12

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MRS. NJ. D. HoH of Pennington,
MIMI, ana MI and Alts. Jonn COKE
ana daughter Isabelle 81 u4en Haven
Attended tne funeral OF Iheo. Blndeft
last Monday
VIM. j.. Weich of P0tosi, for many
years government contractor Tor
llver Improvements, has recently TAX
ca d $4,000 contract TO improve the
levy between kiethDurg ana Burning
ton, la. Mr.. WEIGH has never as vet
had any trouble in getting a force OF
men TO work tor him lie pays high
wages and understands how to treat
gang OF laborers and by these means
has been very successful in all OF his
contracts.
Mrs. Edward Powers and children
o. New Diggings, Wis, are guests Of
her mo,her, MIS- Jacob Ames, in Pc
tos..
The dance last Tuesday night un-
der the auspices of the r. p. J. Club
was very largely attended and an en-
joyable evening Of pleasure was in
dulged in. The music was fine and
up to all expectations This was the
FIRST oil a series of dances to be Civ
en- by the club during the season.
Mrs. Chas Beers and Mrs. Mike
Schmidt Of Superior, Wis, are in Po-
tosi for g visit of two weeks with their
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Frank Kaeding
Their many friends are pleased to
greet them as they are well and faV-
orably known in the town of their ma
tivity
clyde Galloway left Thursday for
point in Montana to look over a prop
0sition made to him to enter into the
jeWelry business.
A force Of brick masons from Du-
buQue are at work on the John Harps
or new postohice building and before
the weekend with favorable weather
The walls viii be completed Carpen-
ters TO be followed by plasterers and
painters will then be put to work as
. Ii is Contractor Udelhofen's desire
10 fully complete the building as rap
idly as possible
Philip Roesch Of Lancaster former
ly OF Potosi and who recently return
ed from spending the winter in Flor
ida, shook the hands Of old friends in
Potosi last Thursday.
Miss Laura Burkett Of DUBUQUE
made brief visit the past week with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Krieser.
Lee Campbell was in Detroit, Mich.
last week on business.
Mr. and Mrs John Campbell and
Mrs. Eugene Webb were callers in
Dubuque last Monday.
$. A. Thomas, Percy Runke1 and Fl
u. Coons attended to business matters
in Chicago from Monday to Thurs
day OF last week.
Mrs. A. Kaltenbach, Mrs. Jennie
Renicke and Jake UdeIhofen were in
Dubuque last Monday
Mr. and Mrs. d. w Nolan after a
weeks pleasant visit with relatives in
Potosi returned to their home in La
Crosse Saturday afternoon
OWNS to the continued serious ill
ness OF her mother, Miss Nellie Clark
has resigned as assistant principal Of
The Potosi high school much to the re-
gret of the pupils and the public in
general. Miss Clark had been assist
amt principal Of this school for six
continuous years and stands yeTV b ea
as an educator and in social circles
She Us succeeded for the balance of
The school term by Mrs Perge Of Bos-
cobel
ft ttl' W lsattitiN 20 lGtLCQElAS Tie In
terror OF his dwelling aud making 9th
en- improvements about the premises
Mr.. and Mrs p b. Rethwisch weg7
guests OF friends il Bagley last Wed
nGsdaE
George Flesoh and family Of Lam
caster and Mr.. and Mrs Marie OF Bar
ab0o, Wis. We're visitors at the El.
F]esch home il Potosi last Friday.
The graded children OF the school
were given a half day off Arbor Dav
ana they made a clean sweep OF the
school ward
Miss Matilda Milte left Saturday
for Crcsco, Ia to resume her work
in the store OF her brother-in-law, Jos.
Grosser.
oliver Schumacher and young
gentleman friend came from Milwau-
llee Friday evening and visited over
Saturday and Sunday with divers
parents. Mr. ana MS Adam Schu-
macber and sister, Esther, who re-
gently returned from Los Angeles.
Calf where they had spent The WIN
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