Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-04-06

rusty nail to penetrate one of his
hands that caused painful would.
He Immediately had the wound eau
/ terized to ward off danger.
Lee and Clarence Powell of Dubu-
que attended the funeral of their
! uncle, John White, in British Hollow,
last Wednesday.
Sheriff Holmes made several official
or unofficial trips to Potosi last week.
Joe Vogelsberg, Everett Faust and
/ Cap Schmitz attended to matters OF
business in Lancaster last Thursday.
/ Medard Schmitz, until recently a
| high school student, has entered the
| Normal at Platteville.
| The genial Frank Lenstra of James
! town, greeted friends in Potosi last
/ Thursday
! Swan Caskey of rockford, H., Wis
| tied briefly with relatives in Potosi
! last week.
Miss Helen Hurst, after visit with
her parents in Potosi, returned to her
| studies at the Lawrence University
Monday morning.
/ Mrs. Anna White, widow of the late
John White has gone to Salem, S. d.
! to make her future home with her
son, William.
Cap and Mrs Scnmitz made triI
| to Platteyille last Friday and on theil
return were accompanied by their SOL
Medard and daughter Bertha, students
a the Normal, who came for an oyel
Saturday and Sunday visit.
A number of young people from
Potosi enjoyed the Easter dance giver
under the auspices of the young ladies
society of st. Clements church IL
Lancaster, Thursday, March 31st.
Prof. F. E. Ralph of Cuba City, {
candidate for County Superintendent
and Otto Udelhofen of the same place
were in Potosi a day last week.
The drama given by the Rigsby
Hollow home talent last Monday ev
ening was well attended and the youns
people received many comments o
praise from the large audience. The
dance following the play was de
Cided- social success.
Jack Keehner is intending to give
dance Friday evening, April 8, will
music by the Peppy-JaZz Orchestra o
Lancaster.
With relatives and incidentally diC
some shopping in Dubuque last Tues
day.
Mrs. Leo West attended the funera
of her brother, ROlla Bass, at Lancas
ter last Monday.
Mrs. John Carroll and children
after weeks visit win her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Patzner, return
| ed to their home in Dubuque las
!! Thursday.
Mrs. R. H. Durley and family, Mr.
and Mrs. E. T. Webb and daughters
and Mr.. and Mrs. JOS. OFT Sundayet
at the Anizet Liebfried farm home Oh
/ the PotOsi-Dickeyville road.
| Burglars entered the W. A. Leesel
temperance and pool hall Friday night
and escaped with goods to the value
| OF about $3.50. Entrance was made by
| forcing open the rear door Of the
building Marks on the edge Of the
door and casing show evidence thai
crow bar or other similar tool was
used to force the lock and across the
bar. Marks on the door of the safe
show that an attempt was made to
open the safe, but in this they failed
| There are no clues as to the perpe
! traitors of the deed. ia
Postmaster and Mrs. Kaltenbach en-
tertained the rural mail carriers at
their home Saturday evening. The
time was joyfully passed in social con-
yersation, and at 1920 o'clock nice
| luncheon was served,
For some unaccountable reason the
drama that was to have been staged
by home talent troupe from Louis
burg, at the ST. Andrews parochial
hall, Sunday evening, was called off
1t is surmised, however, that the play
| will be featured later on.
The joyful news has been received
by the parents of Miss Hazel Buss,
who underwent an operation for ap-
pendicitis at the Palmer hospital at
Cassville, Saturday, March 26, is rap
idly recovering and that she expects
to return home the latter part of this
week
Frank Langkamp has gone to Ott-
ava, ILL.,, where he intends to engage
in farming. He took with him sew
eral horses and cows from here.
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