Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-01-18

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ISOLATION held a meeting at the gar
age hall last Tuesday afternoon, with
fair attendance After various res
Olutions were presented and adopted
the association was addressed by
County Agent, Graft, who laid down
some facts to the farmers, that were
in a manner very pleasing to them
The Ladies' Aid Society met at the
home of Mrs. Leo Hills last Thursday
afternoon After the usual routine of
business was done by the twenty-five
or more ladies present, and at an ap-
pointed hour, luncheon, consisting
/ of brown bread, baked beans, with
cake and coffee was served, and was
greatly appreciated by the guests.
The local Camp Of Royal Neighbors,
held their installation of officers at
the Woodman hall last Thursday eve
at six o'clock A chicken supper
was, served that was relished by tho
members. Following the supper, the
installation ceremony then took place
conducted by Mrs. Clyde Roesch, Or
acIe Of the camp. who was ably assist
/ ed by Mrs. Robert Travis, Ceremonial
Marshall. The camp is i'll flourish
! ing condition, mad is rapidly gaining
new members
! Judge Wilmott has new Peace
Dollar, that was sent to him by
friend in Des Moines, Iowa. The con-
servation head dress that Miss Liber
ty has always worn in the past is re.
placed by a brilliant new crown, tn
shafts Of whose cleaning rays resem-
BILE large spikes on the head Of the
! Goddess. Loose strands OF hair flow
free from the head of Miss Liberty,
whose mouth is slightly open as if to
proclaim to the world the peace that
she heralds. The thirteen stars have
disappeared from the tails" side OF
the coin and the spread of the eagle
are passe. The claws of the eagle,
which heretofore clutched arrows,
now hold the olive branch of peace,
and the American bird perched on a
cliff, looks out upon the sun rising on
a new Era in the United States. The
word Peace" is inscribed at the base
Of the coin, which bears the date Of
1921. The edge of the coin is bevCled
too much to warrant the stacking of
many in q pile. The coin is a hand
some looking piece of money and IL
priced very highly by the Judge
A letter was recently received from
the Herald POtosi scribe from W. Fl.
Hunt, Spokane, Wash, in which he
sends best regards to all old Grant
county friends, especially those liy-
ing in Potosi He is a reader Of the
Herald and thinks it is the best paper
published in Grant county. He says
that no newspaper or magazine is as
welcome in his home as is the Grant
County Herald and that they can
hardly wait to break the wrapper SO
anxious are they to see what Judge
Wilmott has to say. Thanks, friend,
Henry, for your appreciation OF our
faint efforts to please the readers of
/ the Herald,-Ed
Mrs. IT, E. Coons and daughter,
Kathryn, were the guests Of friends
lin Dubuque over Friday and Satur-
day.
Bessie barrow, employed as book
keeper i'll Dubuque, was up to spend
Sunday with her mother.
I Mrs. E. A. Berge was i'll Lancaster
the latter part of the week to assist
! her daughter, Mrs Carl kress, to
move from one house to another.
Jos. Buacher has rented the Henry
Klein farm for the coming year.
The married peoples dance at the
| garage hall Friday evening was toll
erably well attended with about forty
couples. There no doubt would have
been more had the dance been more
extensively. advertised
Mrs. Anna Rettmeyer is erecting a
frame dwelling on her lot on Main
st. Contractor Jess Day with force
| OF men are doing the work.
Warren Lodge, No. 4. F. & A. NJ,
held an installation of officers We'd
nesday evening, Jan. IL
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Duve motored
! to Dubuque Monday
! Andrew Bode made business trip
to Chicago the fore part of the week
August Ullbric, an aged and life
long resident of the town of Potosi.
is quite i'll at his home in Tennyson.
! Miss Cecilia Sweeney, instructor in
Music at the st. Andrews parochial
school, Went to Holy Cross, Iowa, on
Friday. for weekend visit with her
parents.
Miss Kathryn Durley, graduate Of
the Potosi high school, class of 1921,
has entered the normal at PlattevilIe.
/ viii Ames, the barber, is confined
| Ill Lancaster the forepart of the week.
to his home with an attack of quincy.
| VIM. Craugh and Gertrude Schiff-
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