Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-12-05
POfOSI EVENTS
General Items of Interest
Gathered by Our Special
Correspondent.
Mrs. Olive LoveIand Arrested.


Iowa. The woman is charged with
having passed checks totaling more
than $4,000 Cedar Rapids authorl-
ties learned that she was living IL
l1ubuoue and requested her arrest.
An officer from Cedar Rapids took tie
woman to that city to stand trial. The
n0man in question, prior to few
months ago resided in British Hollow.
lsnd bore an unsavory reputation Her
parents were respectable people, and
H. evious to her downward career she
was highly though of Such is the
fate of a fallen woman.
Schumacher VOgeIsberg.
Miss Marie Vogelsberg, youngest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Theodore
Bogelsberg Of British Hollow, and
.tarl Schumacher, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Schumacher of Potosi, were
carried by Rev. Father Scheffer dt
81 Andrews church Tuesday morn
Jag, Nov 81 The young couple will
reside in POtosi, and will occupy the
Adam Schumacher residence in the
south part.
Nudge WilmOtt Continues as Scribe.
With this issue Judge Wilmott en-
tiers upon his 18th year as the Her
AIDS POtosi correspondent, and he
viii pursue the same attitude Of fur
nishing the Herald with all PotO3i
news available as has been done i'll
tue past All news items handed or
sent to me will be thankfully received
and will be promptly published.
Local News Brieflets.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. NJ Wilmott visited
with their daughter, Mrs. Flora Hin
son in Platteville Tuesday last.
Tooo1ia Of POtnSY
spent Thanksgiving day with her
brother, Earl, a student at Campion
college, Pra. du Chen.
Mrs. Abe Livens and daughter,
myra, of Lancaster, were entertained
1T the home Of Mr. and Mrs. j. p.
Ftt in Potosi Thanksgiving day.
The Mesdames Julia ROesch, Clara
Edge, Ethel Vogelsberg, Elsie Travis
aud Miss Pearl Keehner were initial
cd in the mysteries of the order OF
White Shrines in Dubuque Friday.
Mrs Pringle and son, Melvin, of
Piatteville, sqN2nt the weekend in
Potosi at the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Hugo Keehner.
The Feast of the Immaculate Con-
eeption will be observed in the Cath
odc churches Saturday, Dec. 8th.
Wess Longmier and sister, Mrs.
Mary Wagner received a telegram A
Few days ago, calling them to the bed
side of their mother, Mrs Frank
bongmier, who was seriously i'll at
DeSmith. S. d. AS no word has been
received from the parties since their
departure it is presumed that the
mother has rallied for the better.
Mrs. j. A. Seaton r. ~, acCOmpa
Rled Mrs. Josephine Lewis to Califor-
MIA, leaving here Nov goth, returned
bone Wednesday, Nov. 28th, making
The round trip in nine days and
nights Mrs Lewis, for an invalid,
stood the journey to California re-
markably we'll. She is now in a sani-
tarium at Berkeley, Calf.
Mi and Mrs. Fred Maahs, who have
been employed with government
fleet during the summer months have
returned to their. home in POtOsi Tor
tie winter.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Stohlmyer were
the guests OF friends in Plattevilla
last Tuesday
Miss Elizabeth McDermott Of Oar
ijuglon, assistant principal Of the
nigh school, and Miss Leila Shea OF
Warren, ILL.,, teacher in the int9rmedi-
ate department Of the school, spent
Thanksgiving vacation at their re-
epective homes
T. NJ Wilmott, Joe Stohmeyer,
Auizet and John t~~Liebfried. school
board members, and the Misses Marie
PMemer and Hazel sBuss, teachers, at
tended tho annual school board con
vertion at Platteville Tuesday, Nov.
9Th.
Miss Julia Rupp of Dubuque. spent
the weekend in POtosi, visiting with
relatives and friends.
Miss Bertha SchmitZ, who recently
took the position as teacher in the
Klein school district, near Cassville,
was not able to find a near or suit
ab boarding place and resigned the
position in consequence.
hne Potosi high school basket ball
boys scored a victory in a game with
bagley boys 80 to IL, on the school
court here Tuesday last. But the Po
t0sl boys met with a reverse at Patch
Grove last Friday and went down by
the score of So to II.
Thanksgiving exercises of very ap-
prGpriate and interesting nature, were
rendered by the pupils of st. An
trews' parochial and Tennyson pub
tic schools at the parochial hall last
Wednesday afternoon. The children
"'1 dILSu AuSAl respective pdEJS III
manner that reflects great credit to
the Sister teachers.
Harry Grosser and wife have taken |
rooms in the Jake Udelhoffen dwell |
ing and Will soon begin housekeeping. |
Mrs. Grosser, who was until recent |
ly, Miss Leona Kimmich is a daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Kimmich Of |
Waterloo township
Mrs. Ernest Otteson of Pra. du |
CHEN and Miss Eva Moore of Lone |
Rock Wis, former school mates Of |
Miss Cecilia Sweeney at st. Mary's
college in Pra. du CHEN were her |
guests at the Wilmott home Thurs
day night to Friday noon The trio |
then left for brief visit to Miss
Sweeny's home at Holy Cross, Iowa.
Mrs. Thomas Berg of Aberdeen, s. |