Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-08-31


sister, Mrs William Gillian and
family. Mr.. Coyle was born in the
town of Potosi seyenty-two years ago.
His father, James Coyle came to this
country with his parents, Torrance
Coyle and wife who first settled down
at Oceola in 1892 Matt left here
when 9 young man and went to the
Joplin, Me- lead mines where ae re-
maincd for many years, subsequently
removing to California. Since leay-
ing here he has made several visits
to his native town, the last, previous
to this one was made seven years ago.
His old friends and chums vet in the
land of living are pleased to see him
and looking SO we'll
Mrs Frank Angler, 'nee Maggie
Schroeder" of Dubuque visited with
her cousin, j. H. Schroeder and
family in Potosi Saturday.
J. H. COons, life time resident of
Potosi will remove with his family
to Madison in a few days to make
that city their future home. The
advantages of good schools is the
cause Of Mr.. Coons taking this step.
Father Scheffer will officiate at the
ten o'clock Mass at st. Thomas
church Sunday, Sept. 4. Father
Biersner will be absent from the par
ish.
Rev. Father Scheffer entertained the
Rev. Fathers P. j. Jones of Cassville,
E.. Boyer of Glen Haven, NJ Pollock
of Bloomington and G. Goetzmann Of
Mt. Hope at his Tennyson residence
Friday afternoon.
Otto Behnecke of Lancaster while
passing through Potosi with his family
Saturday afternoon and when opposite
Mrs. Rettmeyers residence he lost
control of his car and it swerved
toward the railing along the creek.
His wife and children jumped from
the car and sustained some bodily in
jury. The party were on the way to
the river on q fishing outing when this
occurred.
DiCkeyville our neighbOring city
will be to the fore with a big Labor
Day celebration Monday, Sept. 5th.
All kinds of amusements, refresh
ments and music will be in order.
The PotOsi Pets as the News calls
them, will cross bats with the Keller
ball club. Make it a point to take in
this celebration and see the big crowd.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Maahs were
shoppers in Dubuque Saturday.
Miss Albina Palmer has been en-
ployed as bookkeeper at the Mercy
hospital. She left Tuesday to re-
sumo her duties.
Misses Coletta Lesser and Kathryn
Durley of Dubuque spent Sunday at
their respective homes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Droesler of
Keller visited Sunday at the parental
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Tony Schaefer.
Messrs Sam Edge, Jake Roser and
Joe Roser are the pround owners of
new Ford cars.
Mrs. George Franklin of Lacrosse
is visiting with her mother, Mrs. Jen-
ME Wamsley.
Misses Bertha and Helen Wiedmann
are visiting with relatives at Wauze-
ka Wis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Engler of Du-
buque visited Saturday and Sunday
at the John Schroeder home.
Little Bernard Schiffman. son of
Mrs. Bert Schiffman had the misfor
tune to be bitten by spotted adder
snake. Luckily the bite rendered no
severe complications.
Mr. Harry Durley has been i'll at
his home with weed poisoning the
past week.
Mr. VIM. Welsh, Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Koeller and Mrs. Deneen autoed to
Denver, Colorado Tuesday to see their
brother David Welsh who is in the
sanitarium there
Mrs. Raymond Howard returned to
her home at Maiden Rock, Wis. after
a weeks visit with her grandmother.
Mrs. E. Ostermier and other relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. RhinoId Ulbrick of
Lacrosse spent Sunday with Mr.. VI
bricks parents, Mr.. and Mrs. August
Clbrick.