Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-07-26
POTOSI Events
General Items of Interest
Gathered by Our Special
Correspondent.

afternoon, July p, in honor Oh her
daughter. Nellie, who attained hef
lI,r[7nfh wear OF life. The afternoon
go lovfI1lIv spent in playing games
and other amusing diversions. AZ
30 o'clock delicious luncheon was
ooTyad NV the little hostess to her
e@,o.ts much to the delight OF the
Conc neCpIe. Those VINO formed me
yeTfv were Kathryn and Dorothy
lgasch Leona Schroeder, Jean Seaton'
nio,,garetta. Key and Nellie kalten-
bach The little folks before depart
mo for their homes wished Meme
IN hanDv returns Of the day.
Tnbn Campbell went to st. FRANCES
Mental AT La Crosse last Wednesday
for an examination OF tractufeo Ie6
sustained number Of months ago
Mr. Campbell has suffered TO some "a
ten+ from the result of the fracture
ord was fearful that an operation
would he necessary to restore the reg
IL liz normal condition and 10 tllaI
end consulted expert surgeons Wno
unon examination, gave John INC
cheerful information that an opelatloil
i. unnecessary. Mr. Campbell expects
n resume his duties as mall carrier
on or about August first. -,
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Cook ana emil
dran Of Kansas City, Mo-, are vlsltlnS
~ tho home of Mrs Cooks father, I.
I Blindert, in British Hollow.
Miss Maggie StOhlmeyer VINO from
inonoirad health has been at her nome
for some time past, has returheu "
Dubuque to resume her WORK a. 'iAo
Wartburg seminary. :. 40
Mrs Rose Millen assistant IN Tue
Dostofice, after a pleasant WISH VI
week among relatives in Chicago' re-
turned home Saturday. 4,,.
Rev. Father Huepper, and DroInel
Joseph r. Huepper, sons OF MI " IN.
Huepper of Milwaukee, were guests
If Mr. and Mrs. P. ]. Stelpiug from
INV IL TO 25. They called upon other
relatives and friends during the
nariod Father Huepper celebrated
his first mass at st. Andrews chuiCn
in Potosi July 4, 1920. His father Is
. native of Potosi, and was DoIh ~
that part Of the town known as DuCcn
Hollow. The young priest IS now a.
sistant pastor of st. Mlchael 5 GNU "
in Milwaukee. He occupied the aIteI
ot ST Andrews church during Lhe az
sance of Father Scheffer from july q
"a %. Joseph r. Huepper is theolo-
gicaI student and will be oTdalheu "
the priesthood some time tne coni !I1
wear. After he is ordained ne viii
like two brothers before MN ha ~.
done celebrate his first mass aC r %.
Andrews church IN Potosl' n0
brothers returned to Milwaukee lue01
day morning and were accompanies
to Lancaster by Mr.. ana MIS- =
Stelndug. The gentlemen are COUSINS
of Mr.. Stelphug.
Visited few DAYS last week at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Arthur Aun-
ker. n,1
George Mechler of Merrimac, Paul
inc county. Okla. was here for week
visiting with his parents, Mr.. and MIS-.
William Mechler, and with sisters,
Mrs Frank Seipker and Mrs. William
Pleumer and brother Ben Mechler.
Miss Maggie Holl, who sustained the
fracture OF a thigh some wo months
or more ago, has improved very SLOW
" and has scarcely any use OF the leg
She was taken to a hospital IN Ian
caster last week for an A-ray eXaml-
nation. with what result we have not
learned.
Mrs. J. r. Campbell, son Lee, and
granddaughter, Jean Galloway, ac-
companied by Mrs. Kate Fure were
visitors i'll Platteville last Wednesday
afternoon.
Rev. Father Edward Mechler Of
Trempealeau, Wis, visited here a few
days last week with his parents, MI.
and Mrs William Mechler and other
relatives
Miss Gladys Morgan of Blooming
ton. was a guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Matt
Elskamp a few days last week.
Henry B. Uppena was delegate at
the State Board Of Equity meeting at
MarshfielG, Wis. last week
A number OF people from Potosi at
tended the patrOlmen's picnic in Lam
caster last Thursday.
Mrs. Frank Meier and children OF
Savanna, H., arrived here Wednes-
day for visit with her parents Mr..
and Mrs Ben Beier.
Mesdames Robert GlennOn, Neil
Mclaughlin and Miss Kate Lawler
were shoppers in Dubuque Thursday.
Edward Berns and wife have moved
their household goods from Dubuque
to Potosi and are occupying the Men
ser Lumber Co. beautiful dwelling
house down in the Van Burn addition.
Mr.. Berns has charge of the lumber
company's business in Potosi.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph W. Udelhoven
are the proud parents of baby
daughter born last week.
Mrs. John Ziegler of Glen Haven,
has been visiting the past week at the
L. G. Edwards home in Potosi.
Mr.. George Sheridan and family and
lady, after a pleasant visit at the Jim
McGary country home, have returned
to st. Louis.
Miss Loretta Pluemer has returned
home from a two weeks enjoyable
visit with her sister, Mrs. Mark Car
mody and family in Lancaster.
Mrs. Ed. Wiedman and children af-
ter a pleasant visit with relatives at
Fennimore, Wehrley and Wauzeka, re-
turned to their home in Potosi Friday.
Alloys and Marie Brawner, Medard
and Bertha Schmitz, Kathryn Durley,
Mildred OFT and Marie Pluemer, after
completing a six weeks summer
course of studies at the Platteville
Normal returned to their respective
homes in Potosi Friday.
Mrs Frank Buhsser is confined to
- boy,a rnST11ting from a fall about