Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-01-24
POTOSI EVENTS
General Items of Interest
Gathered by Our Special
Correspondent.

Friday there was even greater
crowd in attendance at the institute
than on the previous day. The day
was devoted to the discussion Of va
rious subjects such as Pat Pointers
for Profit on Poultry and Growing
the Calf and Yearling Heller" Time
and LegumCs" Better Corn, Better
Silage," New Discoveries in Feeding
Farm Stock" was illustrated by M.
Pennewell Of Brooklyn, Wis, and
&C ntv Agent Graf The institute was
a decided success in all respects, the
syealn.I was inc and the attendance
was beyond expectations. The people
should be thankful that this institute
was held SO near their homes. 1t may
be years to come before such another
opportunity will arise.
Adams-SedbrOOk
A very pretty marriage ceremony
took place at st. Andrews Catholic
church in Potosi Tuesday morning,
Jan. 16, when Rev Father Biersner
pronounced the words that joined in
holy matrimony Miss Inez Sedbrook
of Potcsi, and MI. Charles P. Adams
Of Lancaster, The bride was attired
in a bridal grown of white crepe de
chene, handsomely trimmed. She wore
carried a corsage bouquet of bridal
roses. She presented a lovely appear
ance as she stood before the altar and
gave her heart and hand to the young
man Of her choice She was attended
by Miss Theresa Adams, sister of the
groom. who was attired in a gown of
white crepe de chene and carried a
corsage bouquet Of sweet peas. Fol
lowing the ceremony at the church,
the briday party We're driven to the
home Of the brides parents, where an
elaborate wedding breakfast awaited
them and in which relatives and a
few friends, including Rev Fathers
Biersner Of Potosi and Kaiser of Ian
caster, INDUCED in. The bride is a
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Sed
brook and is a young woman OF many
charming qualifications, ana is Ell
doWed with all the essential require
ments that go to make a dutifui and
helpful wife, and Mr.. Adams may well
feel proud of the prize he has won.
The groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs:
Henry Adams of Lancaster, and is a
young man Of high moral character,
universally respected by everyone for
his honorable and gentlemanly con-
duct, and his young bride can be con
graduated for the choice she has
made.
The happy young couple will make
their future home on a farm five miles
west of the city of Lancaster, and
start in their farm life with the sin
cere best wishes Of countless numbers
OF friends for a long, happy and pros
porous welded life
Local Talent To Present Play.
"Fun" will reign supreme at the
Garage hall in Potosi Tuesday even
ing, Jan, 80, when the Campfire Girls
Of the High School Will present
comic drama. entitled Breezy Point"
with a cast OF characters as follows:
Aunt Debby Dexter, Mistress Of
Breezy Point Irene Van Malta
Elinor Pearl, Of unknown parent
age, Martha Cenfeld.
Israel Grant, a Workhouse wait,
Helen Webb.
Mrs Hardscratch. with business
propensities, Clara Roser.
The Hardscratch Twins, who "Nev-
err Tell Mother" Delena Lesser and
Helen Kelly.
Mehitible Doolittle. manufacturer of
Catarlh Snuff and Bitters, Clara Ros-
er.
Aunt Debby's summer boarders
fresh from summer school:
Bernice Vernon-Reg.na Pink
Laurie Leigh-Bertha Keller.
Edith Norton-Lucille Webb.
Clarice Fenleigh-Sylvia Stockert.
Famine, Miss Vernon's French Maid
Alice Stark.
Old elem, The Gipsey," Martha De-
BAN
Mrs j. ?. Pluemer, has been very
i'll at her home III TennysOn the past
week She is in an improved condi-
ton and soon as she is able 10 make
the trip she will go to Chicago to take
treatment for gall stone.
Mrs Elizabeth Vogeisberg, an at
tendant at the county home, and sis
ter of Miss Fess Of Cassyille, visited
briefly in Potosi Monday week
Or. and Mrs. Mauel are rejoicing
over the arrival Of a baby girl. born
at ST. Francis hospital La Crosse on
Sunday, Jan H.
Mrs. William Buss has been very i'll
the past week at her home in the viii
lage, due to heart trouble.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. c. Thomas, after
three weeks pleasant visit with their
son, Roscoe Thomas and family, at
Madison. nave returned to their home
in Potosi
Arthur Bunker, The garage man
made a business trip to Dubuque on
Thursday
Mrs Mark Carmody and Mrs Leta
LeffeIholz Of Lancaster, were called to
the bedside OF their mother, Mrs. j.
p. Pluemer, who has been very i'll the
past week
j. f. Walsh of Tennyson store fame
has disposed Of the farm he purchas-
ed from the Theodore Bhndert estate,
a couple OF years ago. Joseph Schmitz
has become the owner OF the farm, but
will not move on it until next fall. The
writer welcomes Jbe as neighbor
Electric lights were turned on in the
village Friday night and the streets
were brilliantly Illuminated
Mr. and Mrs Frank Longmier,
formerly Of Potosi, but now of Desmit
S. d.. are visiting among relatives and
friends in this locality
John Pluemer, arrived here from