Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-04-19

week, failed to arrive until Monday
They will appear in the next issue
Mrs. George Kiefer called here by
the illness and burial OF her father,
Chris Keehner, returned home to Po-
canantas, Iowa, Thursday.
Miss Maggie Kreiser of Dubuque,
was caller on relatives and friends
in Potosi several days last week
The acquaintance of Louis Eber-
lie, and the many friends of Mrs. Anna
Eberle, in Potosi, are pleased to hear
that after fourteen pears of sepera-
ton, they were again united in mar
riage at Madison. Congratulations
are extended to the worthy old pair
and may their future lives be happy.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eberle are the parents
of Mrs. w. G. Hymer of Potosi. who
is much elated over the reunion.
Mr. and Mrs Neil Elskalnp are re-
joicing over the arrival of a new baby
girl, born Thursday, April Is.
John P. KiefAr of Dubuque, expert
on banking systems, is assisting at
the Potosi State bank while Cashier
c. j. RagatZ is visiting in California.
Some years ago Mr. Kiefer acted as
cashier of the Potosi bank during an
absence of Cashier Ragatz, and is not
an entire stranger to some OF us. He
was. for many years connected with
a bank in E. Dubuque
Miss Prudence Mckenzie, I'd assist
ant principal of Potosi high school,
spent her Easter vacation with her
parents in EllWoOd, Iowa.
Miss Kathryn Durley, student at
PlatteVille Normal, arrived home last
Wednesday to enjoy ten-day Easter
vacation with her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. H. Durley.
Cap. Schmitz and Co. have installed
large soda fountain to their already
well equipped ice cream and soft
drink emporium.
Miss Theresa Jacobs of FIT. Madi-
son, Iowa, has arrived here for an ex
tended visit with her uncle and aunt,
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Stelpflug of Ten
nyson.
MIR. and Mrs. George Franklin of
La Crosse, former residents of Po
tosi, visited friends here the past few
days.
mrs. Anna Rettmyer has returned
from Platteville where she had been
caring for county recorder John 7.
coz, and. wife, tie past two or three
weeks.
Miss Lucille Erowrlee Of Maide-l
Rock, j. visiting at the home of her
grandmother Mrs. Elizabeth Oster
meier, and with other relatives in Po-
tOsi
The Il st annnun e.: 60 Of tbs aD
preaching marriage of Henry P
Schaefer and Miss Mamie Stuer, both
of POtOsi, was made from the altar of
St. Andrew church Sunday morning.
If you have anything to buy or sell,
lost something, found something, in
fact have any need, there is better
way of reaching the people of this
community and southern Grant cOun-
ty than through the columns of the
Herald. The Herald's Potosi list is
still growing and it reaches nearly
every home served by the Potosi post
office.
The matrimonial bans of Martin
Patzner and Mabel Schiffman were
announced at St. Andrews church on
Sunday. First call
A young man who had imbibed too
much hooch, found somewhere few
days ago." that made him think his
time was up. He declared to himself
that he would never again take
drink of the stuff and to that end
went to minister to make a pledge.
The minister said to him: well,
young man, why make pledge when
we have a prohibition law" Eyes, l
know we have" said the young man,
but l didn't drink anything, but l got
aWfully sick"
Bessie McNair visited DR.. A. B.
Bailey in Fennimore Saturday.