Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1921-12-28

with Mr.. Coons' sister, Mrs. Runkel,
and brother, ]. III. Coons, and fam
lilies.
Mrs. Anna Rettmeyer is holiday
visitor in Dubuque.
Butler Hoover of Platteyille was
| the guest OF his daughter, Mrs Bob
Travis, several days last week
Dennis Siattery, well known in Po-
tosi, died suddenly at his home in Du-
buque Wednesday morning He was
| So years of age and had been in the
best Of health UP to the time ii his
death
Carl Schroeder, who succeeds Bob
Maahs, as mail carrier from the depot
to Lancaster, has moved his family
to POtosi and is occupying the apart
ments in Mrs. Deneens dwelling re-
Gently vacated by Bob Maahs.
Joseph Glennon and Isadore Nc
Laughlin, Dubuque students, are at
home for the holiday vacation
Mildred OFT, teacher at Bagley, is
home for the holidays
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Markus called in
Dubuque Wednesday.
Arthur Blindert arrived home from
Salem, S. D., Wednesday to spend
the holidays with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Henry Blindert.
Mrs. Anna Schumacher and daugh-
ter OF Wild Horse, Colo, are visiting
Mrs John Gibson mad family
Mrs Henry Klein has returned to
/ her home here from a la Crosse hos
( pital where she spent several weeks
i Lillian Fratz Of Cedar Rapids, Ia,
arrived home Saturday for visit
with her aunt Mrs. Jake Udelhofen,
and cousins, David, Walter and Carl
Reinecke.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gilbert Turner of
Pea Ridge are the parents of a ten
pound boy.
Mrs. August Mike and daughters,
Ruth and Ernestine, are visiting at
Burlington, Ia.
Mr.. and Mra. Fred Wurster have
! decided to move to Dubuque to make
! their home. If their residence in
that city Gees not Prove pleasant
they wlll return to l-otosi
Mrs. Henry i[laf OF British Hollow
and daughter, Priscilla, and Mr.. Bohn
of Platteville, were guests at the Hy.
Doser home in Potosi last Thursday.
| Miss Gertrude Schiffman has re-
signed as teacher OF the Long Brancn
school. Miss Marie Pluemer will sue
ceed Miss Schiffmar as teacher.
The merchants of POtosi all had a
! large Christmas trade The stores
were alive with people making pur
! chases, Notwithstanding James Levi
| G. Co.'S retail store in Dubuque and
rest room ad, that appeared in the
/ POtOsi News for a couple of weeks.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Flesch were the
recipients of fine Christmas present
| Sunday morning in the form of a
| baby.
Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Hinson, Platte
Vile, Mrs. Eva Kreiser, Dubuque, and
Mr. and Mrs Sam Wilmott and son,
Harry. Of Potosi, were Christmas
/ dinner and supper guests at the
! Judge Wilmott home in TennysOn.
| We will fOregO answering Granny
]Pickey's silly and ridiculous arti-
| Gle that he published in his little,
Inonsensical paper masquerading I'M
| der the name Of the POtosi News. To
answer him as he should be answered
would require too much of the Her
AIDS valuable space. But if any fur
Their articles appear in the little
sheet alluding to the Herald and it's
! Potosi representative in a manner
! as published last week, we will have
something to say We are not ST
! fenced but take this step for harmony.
4 Our guns are loaded and not spiked.
spiked
'Mr. and Mrs. John Carroll and
children of Dubuque visited over the
Weekend at the Joe Palmer home.
| Mr.. and Mrs. August Kress accom-
Ipanied by Mr.. and Mrs. Karl Kress
and daughter of Lancaster, visited
at the e. A. Berge home Christmas.
/ John Bennett Q. San Francisco,
/ Calf arrived here Saturday to visit
relatives and friends 1t is his first
visit to his native town in % years,
1 Misses Helen Webb Kathryn Dur
| ley and Mildred OFT attended the
musical program at the auditorium.
/ il Dubuque one Cay iast week.