Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-02-15

peCCed lady ana COOK at the paFOchlaI
boarding school in Tennyson, is very
ill with pneumonia and may not re-
cover
Mrs. ]. P. PIuemer suffered another
hemOrrhage last week at her home in
| Tennyson and for time was avery
sick woman. She is, however, recOv-
ering from the attack. Her daughter,
Mrs Mark Carmody of Lancaster was
called to assist in her care.
| Joseph Schmelz has moved with his
family from the village to Alfred
/ Kelly's farm and will assist Mr. Kel-
/ " with the farm work the coming
/ season.
! Rev. FIR Artman Of Durand spent
Thursday night with his friend, Fl.
/ Scheffer in Tennyson.
/ Miss COrnelia Doser Of P0tosi has
4 her name to the H6rald's long and
! ever growing subscription list.
COrnelias COgan, after a two weeks
visit with his brother-in-laW and sis
tier, Mr.. and MIS-. Frank Holman at
Fennim0re returned to his home i'll
/ Potosi last Sunday
! The dance given by the business
men Of Potosi, for the pleasure OF
married people only at the Garage
/ -Ac1It L ItldS GF EIIluS W d. dtCC410CA ~
la large crowd and q jolly good old.
time was INDUCED in
/ Dr. Mauel is sporting a new Ford
coupe
MI. and Mrs Clarence Zenz have
returned from their honeymoon trip,
and on the evening OF their return,
! they were accorded a serenade Of COW
bells, tin pan, guns and other noisy
cOntriyances in the hands of bunch
/ friends, and the couple appreciated
the music.
Mrs. Leo Stoll and daughter, and
Mrs. Archie Hurst and Arthur Ring
land, sister and brother of Mrs. AL
bert Richter were called to her bed
side in Dubuque last Wednesday,
! Mrs Richter has been i'll for some
time, and last week her condition
took change for the worse and rel
atiyes have been called for 1t is the
sincere wish of her many friends
hope that she may rally for the
better
! Mrs. p. II. Doser and son, Clarence
visited with relatives in Dubuque oyet
Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Rennison and family have
moved back to the George Stol cot
tage on South Main Street that they
had moved from about year ago.
Mrs. Anna Rettmeyer visited with
her sister in Dubuque several days
last week.
Mrs. C. NJ. Schmitz rendered invita-
tons to a number Of friends last
Thursday to come to her home and
assist her in making cOmfOrters, the
result being five tied and hemmed,
ready for use. Ae five o'clock de-
liCious supper was served to the in
vited guests, who were the mesdames:
J. H Fure, Killian Stockert, S. A.
Thomas, w c. Hymer, John Camp
bell, r. H. Durley, J. p. OFT, e. IT,
Webb f. H. Grimm, Fred Maahs, r.
w. Glennon, w. A. Lesser, L. G. Ed
wards. Jacob UdelhOfen, Andrew Bode,
/ A. Kaltenback, John Baumler, Claude
4 Lesser Peter Markus, and the Misses
Katie and Winnie Glennon and Lizzie
/ Grooser.
A married peoples dance will be
held at the Garage hall, Monday even
ing, Feb 20, with music to be madt
by Russo's Harp Orchestra of Du-
buque. Judging from the number of
dances given by the married people
OF Potosi, hey are eclipsing the
younger or single people in sport.
Mrs Elizabeth Turner is the guest
of relatives and friends in Dubuque.
Henry Kisting of Dubuque, was Il
visitor among friends in Tennyson,
several days the latter part Of the
week
Card of Thanks
We take this method Of expressing
our sincere thanks to all friends and
neighbors who so kindly extended the
hand Of sympathy extended us during
sickness and death of our beloved
husband and father, August Ulbric.
We further extend our thanks to the
Catholic Knights and benevolent So
ciety for their kindness and large at
tendance at the funeral
Mrs August Ulhric and children.
-BAGLEY
Prof Hits Lacrosse, spent the
Weekend in Bagley.
Nh and Mrs viii Wood have come
to town from the farm.
Fred POhle has been i'll with pueu-
monia but is little better at this
time
Harley Clifton is nursing a badly
sprained ankle
Mr.. and Mrs. Dollhouse went to
their home in Buffalo county Thurs
day. Mott Quick accompanied them
for a visit.
julie Oswald returned Thursday
from Blooming Prairie. Mimi, where
he spent the summer with his brother
Harry.
Lee Kolb has been quite i'll but is
on the mend again
Old Mr. Strong, who is up in the 90's
is quite poorly.