Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1922-06-21
POTOSI EVENTS
General items of Interest
Gathered BY Our Special
Correspondent.

morning, June ia, at O'Clock when
Miss Mary Berg OF British Hollow be-
came the wife Of 1Ir William Foley
ii Dubuque The bride was beauti-
fully attired in wedding gown Of
Wn-1e SILK crepe de chene, and wore
a had 10 match and carried a bOQuet
OF white rose buds, and presented a
l0VeIy appearance as she stood before
the altar and pledged ner VOWS 10 the
young man OF her choice. She was
attended by Mrs. Evelyn Snyder, sis
ter or the groom, who was handsome
Isl attired Tor the occasion. The groom
was supported by Frank Berg, brother
ol the bride. Following the nuptial
mass the bridal party were driven to
lIe home OF the brides parents where
a b0uaJifuI wedding breakfast was
awaiting TOR them. The dining room
was beautifully decorated III pink and
white About sixty relatives and in
vited guests partook Of the many
good things TO eat at the wedding
breakfast. The bride is the young
est daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Berg Tor their entire life time resi-
dents OF the town of Potosi. She is
young lady Of charming personality
and is endowed with all the qualifi-
cations OF making q devoted ana help-
ful wife, and Mr.. Foley can be proud
of the prize he has won. The groom
is a native of Dubuque and is fine ap-
pearing young man, and Judging
IrOm appearances Mary has made no
mistake in her choice of a husband.
BY profession he is a painter Of ablll-
W. The uappy pair nave the best
wishes OF hosts Of friends for long
and prosperous welded life. The out
OF town guests to this wedding were:
Mr.. slQ MIS-. Arthur Duggan Of Du-
buque Mrs. Evelyn Snyder and son
Charles, OF Dubuque; Mrs. l.. T.
Schrempf and daughter, Of Decorah
Iowa; Mrs. Frank Burg and son Lee,
and daughter Julia, OF Platteyllle.
Raymond, the ten-year-Old son OF
Mrs. August UIbrick of TennysOn, met
with a serious accident on the farm
last Thursday morning. He was
seated in a buggy preparatory to go
ing to the depot to meet brother
coming on the train and while holding
a horse with the lines, one line slipped
from ms hand and fell over the dash
board. 1t is presumed that he reached
over the dash board to regain the line
that he over-reached and fell behind
the horse The animal became fright
ened and made q dash away and
Jumped over a water tank with the
nov on the shafts the horse ran to the
pam and stopped. The boy fell near
the tank. Mrs Cornelius Ulbrick, a
sister-in-laW, ran to his assistance
and being unable to raise him up was
wishing for blanket or something to
DuJ ulm on, the boy told her there
was blanket in the automobile, he
then lapsed in Inconsistencies. Mrs.
TTlbriCk called men working nearby
and they picked up the bleeding and
mangled boy and carried him to the
house. He was removed to his moth
er's house in an unconscious cOndi-
ton and mas practically renamed SO
since. The unfortunate little fellow
is a mass of cuts and bruises and SUI
Internal INJURIES What the out
c0g2 u be remains to be seen,
tE0azl lie las the best OF medical at
teutiOn. ana not until he becomes ra-
ti0ual will tlo cause of the accident
he known AT times he becomes
ia. o.u., 8uL JnIy Tor short periods.
Miss Lag Pl me-, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. 5. T. F-ueIcr of TennysOn,
was married to Oscar Leffelholz at st.
Nichols church in Los Angeles, Calf,
by Rev. Father LOnergan Saturday
morning June 10th. Miss PIuemer
iGlt here Monday morning, June for
California 10 join her future husband
who had gone there some time pre-
viously. The bride is an attractive
yuuug lady ana has the essential
Qualifications of making a good and
helpful wife. She is a graduate from
the PotOsi high school and for three
years successfully taught school, the
last tUo years at L0uisburg, Wis,
where She became acquainted with
the Young man, who became her hus-
band The groom is a son Of George
LeUclhOIZ, a farmer in the town OF
Jamestown, and saw service overseas
iii The World war. Miss Leta did not
run away from home as some lying
gossips would make it appear. She
left her home with the full knowledge,
consent and best wishes OF her par
euts The writer was told by the
parents previous to her departure
mat Lata was going to California.
This should set at rest the tongues OF
malicious gossipers.
A class Of nine four girls and five
BOYS. received their first solemn holy
communion at St Thomas church
sunday, June 16tn. Inc names OIL the
young communicates are Mary and
Margaret Kelly, Mary FIesch, Evelyn
Schumacher, Leonard Koellcr. Walter
Beineche. Franklin Kirgeous, George
Doser and Leo DOSE
CeIestine kaltenbach, student at a
college Of art in Chicago, arrived
home Saturday to spend summer
vacation with his parents, postmaster
and Mrs A. kaltenbach and little sis
ter, Nellie.
REV. rather scbeffer and sister,
Miss Ada and Miss Cecilia Sweeney
attended the Golden Jubilee of St.
Mary's college in Prairie du Chen
last Wednesday. Father Scheffer and
sister came home in the evening.
Miss Sweeney stayed over to attend
the alumnae banquet and returned
Thursday morning. She graduated
from st. Mary's college five years ago,
as her mother did twenty-seven years
ago. She met many of her college
cnums, and some who attended the
college when her mother did.
Joe OFT and ]. A. Seaton are having
= partnership well drilled in the rear