Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-12-06
POTOSI EVENTS
General Items of Interest
Gathered BY Our Special
Correspondent.

Simon, Mr.. and Mrs. Will Crdugn, Mr..
ana Mrs Nick Wagner, Theodore Diet
llcn, Mrs. Kate Costello, Arnold, Ed
ward and Richard MEME, and CLAIR
enre Dag6nhart. Many Of the above
named had their children with them.
Time and space will not permit me to
publish the names Of a large number
Of other friends who joined the others
in the evening pleasures.
d beautiful feature Of this wedding
was the 10Th wedding anniversary Of
the brides parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
Meme married Nov 28th, 1898.
koIly-Faherty.
Another pretty wedding was solemn
lied at the St. Thomas church in Po-
tosi, Wednesday morning, Nov. 18th at
8 o'clock when Rev. Father Biersner
pronounced the words that joined in
holy matrimOny Miss Mary Kelly of
Potosi and Dr.. william Faherty of
Cuba City.
The bride was handsomely attired
in wedding gown of white ge0pgette
crepe, and wore full length veil, ar
ranged in Lucille style and carried
bOQuet OF brides roses. She presented
n charming appearance as she stood
before the altar and pledged her heart
to the young man Of her choice. She
was attended by Miss Ruby Faherty Of
Cuba City, cousin OF the groom, who
was attired III blue silk dress, and
also carried a boquet or roses.
The groom wore blue suit, and his
best man was Celestin Kaltenback,
both wearing button hole rose buds.
Following the church ceremony the
bridal party. ere driven to the nome
OF the brides parents, where an
elaborate wedding breakfast awaited
them, to which none but immediate
relatives partook of. Afte" the we'd
ding breakfast was over the young
couple got into their Chevrolet car
and drove to Milwaukee for brief
honeymoon and on their Te5Hrn will
occupy apartments in the residence OF
Mrs. Peter Markus in Potosi. ...,#
The bride is the accomplished
and winsome daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
John Kelly, ami is a young lady OF
very quiet and pleasing manner; ana
nv her many noble traits OF character
has innumerable friends.
The groom is a dentist by profession
and came to Potosi from Cuba City
about two years ago, and opened. a
branch office here, with service three
DAYS in the week. He has made many
friends in Potosi, who wish him and
his handsome wife many years 'ot
happv. prosperous married life.
Deep sorrow was manifested last
Frjday when the many friends Of Mir.
and Mrs. Charlie Ragatz and children
hade them farewell on their departure
10 their future home at Los Angeles,
Calf They will be missed to great
extent socially and otherwise, espec-
jally with Mrs. RatatZ, who was LII
liam Schumacher, horn and reared III
Pot0si and is known by many from the
davs Of b2byhooi to the present. Mr..
Pagatg, pleasant and cheerful counte-
nance IS already missed at the Potosl
State Bank by many OF the patrons
ana where he efficiently served as the
caehfer for 18 years. A few days
prior to eevering his connection with
the bank, the directors presented Rlr.
Ragatz with a beautiful gold watch as
2 test l1on al for his valuable services
20 the bank.
the annual election Of officers OF
the Warren odge No 4. A. F. and A.
NJ TOOK place Saturday evening. Dec.
2. at the Masonic hall. The following
nf1cers wer elected: Ben Basing, W
M. John Campbell, S. W; Virgil
Irish. j. W. John Schumacher, Treas-
lrer; Z. A Berge. Secretary.
Harry Pleumer and family are now
diving the Jane Webb residence on
North Man street.
Mrs Henry Flogel an aged lady died
al her home at TennysOn Monday at
noon.
Mrs. Arch Hurst returned TO her
home Saturday from Holcomb, Kansas,
after visiting the past six weeks with
her daughter. Mrs. Tom Spring and
family.
Miss Minnie Caspers OF Lancaster,
was a guest at the j. r. CampOeH
home Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred MaahS returned
to their home Saturday after spending
the summer in Dubuque.
Mrs. Ambrose Seaton entertained at
a sunrise party in honor OF her nus
hands birthday. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Kaltenbach and family and MIR ana
Mrs s. A. Thomas and son Monday
evening.
The Eastern Stars held their annua!
meeting Friday evening and elected
the lOlIOWluS Ol1CSiS. 0OAA" ANONSS''
w M. Pearl Keehneer, A. M, II. A.
Berge. w. P; Mildred Baumler, Secre-
tary: Mrs. E A. Berge, Treasurer;
Eleanor Richter, Conductress; Jaueida
Kaeding, A. c.; Mrs. Leo Stoll. Organ
list
editor Murphy of the Potosi News,
while standing on a stool adjusting
in the office a few days ago, the stool
tipped. and in trying to save himself
from a fall, the little finger of his right
hand was broken, causing Mr.. Murphy
much inconvenience with his office
work. However he keeps on the job.
Miss Josephine Kerkenbush, one OF
the lady clerks at the Walsh store in
Tennyson is quarantined at her home
for diptheria. she is, however. inn
proving from the dreaded disease.
Mrs. Agnes HaInple, an old resident
of the town Of Potosi, died ct her home
a half mile east of Potosi, Wednesday,
On obo Shn