Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-04-05

Miss Mildred Peak, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. John Peak of British Hol-
low, and Charles E. Jones, of Fenni-
more were married March 22 at the
Congregational parsonage in Potosi
by Rev. S. B. Welles.
The special election held in the vii
iage Of Potosi Tuesday, March %, for
the purpose of bonding the village to
build light and power system went
overwhelmingly in favor of the propo-
sitiCn, 10 votes were cast for the
proposal and ten against. Sixty
women voted unanimously on the
issue.
Harry Grosser has taken charge of
Everett Faust's soft drink establish
ment on the corner.
Mrs. Jake Ames, who recently I'M
derWent an operation for gall stone
at st. Francis hospital in La Crosse,
returned to her home in Potosi last
Wednesday.
Miss Kate Lawler after spending
the winter teaching at Baton Rouge,
a.. has returned to her home in PO
tosi.
H. E. Coons and daughter, Kathryn
were shoppers in Dubuque Friday.
Miss Jennie Udelhofen of Rockville,
was the guest OF sister in Dubuque
from Friday to Sunday.
Pluemer and Baumler received and
delivered consignment OF nurser5
stock for Chase Bros, New York.
Miss Mildred OFT, teacher at Bagley
spent the weekend in Potosi with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. J. P. OFT.
Miss Eva Heber of Dubuque, visited
with friends in Rockville, the past
week.
The Potosi Oil Company received
a consignment of two cars of oil last
week
Mrs. Elizabeth Friesen after about
six weeks visit with her daughter
Mrs. Leo Pluemer and sisters, Mrs.
Kate Machler and Mrs. Gertrude Hall
and other relatives in FennimOre re-
turned to her home at Fairabault,
Mimi, Saturday afternoon.
j. II. COOns Of Madison, travelling
salesman for Ryder Walker Company
Of Dubuque, shook hands with friends
in POtOSi Friday and Saturday.
Mrs. j. A. SeatOn and son. James,
visited with relatives in Dubuque
Saturday.
The many friends Of Mrs. Elizabeth
Turner are pleased to see her out
again after three or four weeks con-
finfmcnt to home with rheumatism.
The Sisters of ST. Andrews cOngre-
cation amused themselves Sunday af-
tH"nOOn by fving a large kite, and
they seemed to be experts in the art.
andrew VOndram and wife Of Cass-
vile, attended the funeral of Frank
Neid Monday.
Mrs. John r. Campbell entertained
to a quilting party at her home Tues
day afternoon. Inveited guests were
MesHames Joe OFT, Nick Twohig, E. T..
Webb, R. H. Durley, Theresa Gunther
and Miss Mary Gunther. Refresh
ments were served at $50.
William Kelly underwent an opera
ton for PROSTATE trouble at st. Fran
els hospital, La Crosse, Thursday. At
this writing he is getting along fine.
Andy LOngmeier, Desmet, S. D., was
here to attend the funeral of his wife's
uncle, John Fecht Mrs. Longmeier,
owing to i'll health, was unable to
come
The East End Equity shipped two
cars of mixed stock Wednesday,
John Kelly and Mike Preston were
in La Crosse Friday and Saturday to
see their brother and cousin, William
Kelly, who is patient at the st.
Francis hospital. They report that
William is cheerful and doing finely.
The Potosi high school Campfire
girls hold their semi-monthly ceremo-
NAL meeting Monday evening.
John J. Stelpfug Of Tennyson at
tended to business matters in Du.
DuqUe Thursday of last week.