Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-05-09

The Musical Pals Orchestra will
3-age a concert at the ParOchial hall
n Tennyson Sunday evening, May %.
An interesting program is arranged
for the occasion.
C. J. Ragatz after several weeks Of
business and visit with relatives in
Potosi, went to Dubuque Thursday
to see his parents, and from there de-
parted for his home at Los Angeles,
California, Saturday.
Mrs. John Campbell and son, Lee
and Mrs E. T. Webb and daughter,
Helen motored to Dubuque on a
shopping trip Saturday.
A miscellaneous shower was given
a few evenings ago at the Chris Keel
Ter home in honor of their son, Clar-
ence, and Miss Ruby Retallick Of
North Andoyer, who are to be married
at Bloomington Wednesday, May 8.
The Misses Ceceiia Sweeney and
/ Ada Scheffer were visitors in Dubu
que Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs Leo Hilles after
spending the winter months in FlOri
da returned north with Clyde ROesch
and wife. They stopped over at Du
buque for a brief visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. Jess Key, and then came on to
PotOsi. From here they will proceed
to their home in South Dakota.
Miss RIGA Schumacher of Chicago,
is visiting in this locality with her
brothers and sister.
Mrs. Jennie Greene of GAINESVILLE,
Wis, former resident Of POtOsi, Wis
tied here several days last week with
her cousins, Mrs. A. Kaltenbach, Mrs
S. A. Thomas and J. A. Seaton.
W. H. Thomas Of Duluth, Mimi, is
called here to the bedside Of his
brother, Sam, who is seriously i'll
with complications.
Mr. and Mrs Jake UdelhOfen and
son, David Reinecke, have gone to
Darlington, where Mr.. UdelhOfen has
large road improvement contract.
They will be gone for the season.
The Sewing Circle met at the home
Of Mrs Clarence Zenz Thursday even
ing and after several hours of needle
work and social conversation a dainty
luncheon was served
Leo West, who until recently w2s
employed at the brewery, has moved
with his family to a farm near Cass-
Vile
Ben Kern and Ed. Clark Of Ellen
borO, visited a few days last week
with Fritz Kern in Potosi.
Mr. and Mrs August Kress Of Ian
caster, were guests at the E. A. Berge
home in Potosi Friday.
The village marshal, Ed. Wiedman.
received a telegram from Burlington,
Iowa, authorities, saying that man
named NJ O. Daley was dead in that
city, and for the marshal to advise
relatives here Of his death After
diligent inquiries made by Marshal
he was unable to locate any relatives,
and the Burlington officials were SO
advised
Mr. and Mrs Clyde Roesch and Miss
Pearl Kechner, who passed the win
ter months at Eau Gallie, Florida,
have returned to their home in Poto-
ST, greatly delighted with their trip.
The high school Campfire girls en-
jOyed hamburger fry in Hessling's
field after school hours Tuesday.
The seniors of the high school pre-
scented their class play, when A Eel
low Needs A Friend" at Cassville
Friday evening, May 4th, and played
to a fair house. Owing to the illness
Of Leonard Schmitz, who had a lead
ing role in the play, it was necessary
to get a substitute. Mr.. Walter CAL
vert of Benton. who is familiar with
the play, acted Mr.. Schmitz' part.
Miss Mildred Baumler, teacher of
the Pea Ridge school, closed a sue
cessful term last Wednesday.
Mrs. James P. Sweeney and son.
Frank. Of Holy Cross, Iowa, attended
the musical recital in Tennyson Sun
day evening, returning to their home
Monday morning
Miss Cecilia Sweeney held her third
annual musical recital at St. An
drews hall Sunday evening. Next
Sunday concert will be given at the
same place. Full particulars of both
concerts will appear next week