Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-08
POTOSI EVENTS
General Items of Interest
Gathered by Our Special
Correspondent.

Wednesday mail after the paper had
been printed. Mr.. Wilmott had been
complaining of poor health and the
Office supposed that he was unable to
get his items in. The following items
should have appeared last week:
On Tuesday morning, Jan. oath. at
st. Andrews Catholic church. Rev
Fir. Scheffer pronounced the words
that joined in holy matrimony. Ed
ward SchOnhoff of Hazel Green and
Miss Mary Floegel of Potosi. The
bride was richly attired in a weddina
gown Of white satin with over dress
of white georgette and satin ribbon
with slippers to match. Her veil was
arranged in Lucille fashion trimmed
with tiny bands of white pearls and
satin ribbon. She carried a bridal
bouquet of white and pink carnations
and presented a lovely appearance.
She was attended by Miss Clara
Schonhoff, sister of the groom, who
was attired in dress of white tat
feta with white and blue over drape.
the bridal party repaired to the home
of the brides parents where a boun-
tiful wedding breakfast awaited
them, to which none but immediate
relatives partOok Of The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Henry
Fl0egel, and is a young woman pos
sessed of all the necessary qualifica,
tiOns of making a helpful farmers
wife. The groom was attended by
Ernest FlOegel, brother of the
bride Both wore dark suits. He is
a son of Clemens Schonhoff, a pros
porous farmer residing near Menom-
inee, H., and is young man of I'M
blemished character. The young
couple will make their future home
in the south part of the town of PO
tOsi, on the farm of the brides par
ents They have the best wishes of
hosts of friends,
(The Herald correspondent has al
so covered the ZenZ-Brawner we'd
ding, reported by the pen of Mrs.
Gardner, in last weeks issue)
St. Andrews church was the scene
Of another pretty wedding Wednes
day morning, Jan, Is, at $3.50 It was
when Miss Violet Kreiser pledged
her heart and hand to Leonard Lang
kamp. Rev. FIR. Scheffer read the
nuptial mass and performed the mar
riage ceremony The bride wore
dress of white satin, beautifully
trimmed in lace and carried hand
some DflUCl bouquet OuG was a.
tended by her friend, Miss Ida Reuter-,
who was attired in dress of peacock
blue georgette. The bridegroom was
supported by Henry Langkamp,
relative. Both wore dark suits. After
the marriage ceremony the bridal
party drove to the home of Archie
McClain in the town of Paris, where
an elegant wedding breakfast await
ed them. The bride is the handsome
daughter of Mrs Archie McClain, and
is a charming young lady of pleasing
OersOnality. endowed with all the eS-
sentiaI qualifications that go to make
loving and dutiful wife The
bridegroom is son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Langkamp of the town OF
Harrison. He is a model young man
in every sense of the word. They VIII
make their home on a farm and their
friends. who are innumerable, WISH
them a long and happy married me
Miss Marie Schmitz, eldest daugh-
ter Of Mr. and Mrs. G. nj. Schmitz,
and Clarence Zenz. will be married
at St. Thomas church, Potosl Iues-
dav morning, Feb. 18th.
p e. Rethowitsch of Lansing, Ia
formerly manager OF the Potosl Lpi
Co. visited friends here several DAYS
OF IdSL week. -, -
W ! Welsh went to Peoria, Ill, on
Thursday to look after business ~
terests in that city.
baby how came to bless the home
Of Mr. and Mrs. Celestin Wlnkler VI
Wednesday, jan. %. 80
Mrs Margaret Deneen ana Slstel'
Mrs Eugene Keller, visited friends III
Duhuoue Thursday and Friday.
Miss Kathryn Durley has gone "
Platteville to enter normal.
The dance given by the Woodlie"
was in every respect a social ana
financial success. Upwards o. oll9
hundred couples were IN attel
The dance was on the order OF o 2I,
time dances with old-time music. Inc
supper given by the Royal NelghoorS
was unsurpassed in every detail
The ROYAL neighbors held the3F
sami-m0nthlv meeting at the Wooo-
man hall Thursday evening ana were
entertained to a formal luncheoh ~
Mesdames Harry Pluemer, AusuSe
Mike, Fred MGahs and Nichoias
Mauel ,ool,
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Day and daugn-
ter arrived here Tuesday from Do So,
Mass. with the intention OF resio4 4ho
in Potosi. Mr.. Day has leaseq ~ -
residence of the ldIe W. - aor,,
Seaton, and will take possesslon n $40 -
Mrs. S. M. Pearce has s ent
ir aGFf her M sisitsr Mrs. G L. Galloway
Mrs. e. c. Thomas has been ~
Kewanee, ILL.,. visiting her daugn'ei
Mrs. Elmer Herold and husband.
A number of Potosi people we aioott
Dubuque and saw ChauhceS
in Ragged Robin. - sistar
Miss Mabel I.angkamp, Plattevilie'
were recent visitors at the n =
The Misses Genevieve and Leo o,a
Kimmisch. Pea Ridge We're ree Se
visitors with their sister, Mis'
Wilmott, and family. - an p
Claude Lesser, mail carrier on n
F n has been laid up recently WIN
an attack of grippe - little
Mrs. Mark Carmody ana olter