Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-05-31
POTOSI Events
General Items of Interest
Gathered by Our Special
Correspondent.

to be used IN cutting grass IN tnelr
two cemeteries. 1t does fine work
and is easily handled.
]. J. Kane, the gentlemanly solicit
tor and collector for the Dubuque
Telegraph Herald, spent several days
in PotOsi and vicinity in the interest
OF the paper last Week.
Mrs Raymond Hoard and little son
James, OF Maiden Rock, WIS, are VS.
iting with grandma and great-grand-
ma, Mrs. Elizabeth Ostermier, and
ether relatives in PotOsi.
Theodore Ziel, the popular Prairie
Gu CHEN cigar manufacturer, inter-
viewed his POtosi customers last We'd
nesday
Miss Clara Runkel after a pleasant
visit of a week with friends in Dubu-
que. returned to her home Saturday.
Miss Phyllis Glennon is visiting
with relatives and friends in Dubu-
que.
The Misses Cecilia Sweeney and
HiIdgard Schaefer were in Dubuque
Thursday and Friday of last week.
Miss Sweeney went OH business and
Miss Schaefer for treatment of her
eyes.
w. J. Welsh is down at Burlington,
Iowa, and other points on the river
looking after some important bust
ness matters.
J. w Udelhoven and John D. Cen
field, stock buyers, were in Dubuque
on special business last Wednesday
and Thursday.
Mr. Archie Jones of Bagley, visited
q few days last week in POtOsi with
his brother, Fred Jones and wife.
A new awning adorns the front Of
the j. T. Walsh store in, Tennyson.
Miss Mildred OFT, after completing
a successful term of teaching school
at Bagley, arrived home Saturday to
spend the summer with her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe OFT.
Clarence Roser was the guest of his
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Anderson, in Dubuque last week.
Misses Josephine and Martha Gun
Their departed Monday for Grand
Rapids, Mich, to visit with their sis
ter Mrs. Dr. Guinon and family.
l.. w. Weigel of La Crosse, state
organizer for the Catholic Knights Of
Wisconsin, spent several days last
week in TennySon and PotOsi in the
interest OF the order.
Miss Maggie Holl, who mistortu-
nately fractured a leg Saturday even
ing May 20, is getting along as we'll
as can be expected.
William Turner Of Lancaster, spent
the week end among relatives in
TennysOn and vicinity.
Miss Maggie Bennett came home
Saturday from Rochelle, Ill, for q
brief visit with her parents, MI. and
Mrs ]. p. Bennett over in the town Of
Harrison.
Miss Cecilea Sweeney, teacher in
the musical department of the St An
drews parOchial school, presented her
pupils in q recital at the parochial
hall Sunday evening to very large
and appreciative audience and the
vocal and instrumental music as
carried out reflects great credit to
the teacher and pupils. The program
rendered was as follows:
The Rally-Orchestra.
Marche Triumphale-Clara Abiding
and Hildegarde Schaefer.
Minister BelIs-Clara Roser.
MaybeIls Waltz Violin) Jennie
Udelhoven.
The Echo-FYancis Pluemer
Vocal Solo-Bertha Schmitz.
over Hill and Dale-Bernice
Schwab and Evelyn Hufnagel.
Waltz-Bernard Schiffman.
Silver Spray Magdalen Palmer.
Vocal SolO-RObert Travis, Jr.
Duet-Ffranis Pluemor and Roman
PluemeT.
Chant d Amour violin Solo) LEO
Sepker
Galop-Clar Abiding.
Song-Agnes St0hlmeyer.
Dixie King-Beatrice Schaefer and
Catherine Seaton.
Come Where the Rose Buds Sleep
Vocal pupils.
Return Of Spring = HeIdegarde
Schaefer
Violin Solo-Johnnie Langkamp.
Vocal Solo-Mabel UdelhOven.
Hearts SorrOW-Harie Kruse
Salute the Flag
Song Isabelle ROeser.
Beautiful Rainbow, Catherine Sea-
ton.
Electric Flash Polka-Clara Roser
and Lucille Roser.
Vocal Solo-Bernice Schwab.
Lilly OF The Valley-Lucille R0ser
Violin Solo-Bertha Schmitz.
Duet-Marie Kruse and Camille
Leibfried.
Grande Marche De CONGRATULATED
Udelhoyen
Vocal Solo-Melvin Edge:
Waltz Mary Bonnet.
Piano -Hndegarde Schaefer.
9Th Air Varie violin Solo)-Leo-
Eard Schumacher
Evergreen Waltz-Mildren Pitzen.
Mission of Rose-Alphonse Up
penna.
Whisperings Of Love - Bernice
Schwab.
Piano Duet-Magdalen Palmer and
Hildegarde Schaefer
Valse PathetiQue-Orche
Gold medals were awarded to Leo
Seipker and Leonard Schumacher for
the completion of the intermediate
grade of violin music.
Memorial day exercises were Joint
ly given by the pupils of ST. Andrews
parochial and the Tennyson public
schools and the following program
rendered:
Song-Under the Lilies and Roses. !
acknowledgements Flowers.
Recitation-The Home Report.
Song-Our Flag Colors.
Recitation and song-Choosing the |
Heroes