Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-10-22

and Mrs. Zenz drove to Cashton for
short visit with DR.. and Mrs. Mauel,
formerly of Potosi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Petit of British
Hollow were called to Onalaska last
week to attend the funeral of Mrs
Pettit's father.
Mrs. Chas. Ward returned to her
home in Potosi Tuesday from pleas
ant visit with her husband at Detroit,
Mich.
The girls of the high school sewing
club with their teachers hiked to Au-
gust Mikes pasture after school on
Tuesday last and enjoyed wiener
roast and marshmallow toast.
Mrs Louisa Kuster, Mrs. Percy B.
Runkell and Mrs. Adolph Schumacher
will entertain the Ladies Aid society
at the Masonic hall next Thursday af-
ternoon.
Mrs. Ella barrow is at New Lisbon
visiting her son, Ralph, and family
The Misses Lucille Webb, Regina
Pink, Clara Roser, Bertha Koeller
and Mildred Schroeder after two
weeks of practice teaching in the adj
jacent rural schools, returned to their
studies at Platteville Normal Monday.
Barney Bendorf and wife and Mrs.
Henry Miller of Waterloo, Ia, visited
few days here last week with the
ladies' brothers, Frank and John
Kaeding, and families.
Newspaper reporters are always
pleased to have items of interest to
the public and if anyone knows any
reliable happenings in their neighbor-
hood send or hand them to the Her
AIDS Potosi reporter not later than
four o'clock every Saturday after
noon or Sunday forenoon and prompt
attention will be given them, with
thanks.
Ed, better known at Windy" Ev-
ans of Dubuque greeted friends in Po-
tosi last week. Mr.. Evans in his
younger days was well known race
horse man and with his famous trot-
ting mare, Ella E., was at many race
courses within a radius of hundreds
of miles of Dubuque.
Frank Longmeier, an old resident
of the town of Potosi, is quite i'll at
the home of his daughter, Mrs. Nick
Wagner, in Tennyson.
Rev. FIR. Edward Mechler of Trem-
peleau, Wis, was brief visitor to
his parents, Mr.. and Mrs. William
Mechler, in Tennyson Friday evening
and Saturday. He came to see his sis
ter, Mrs Anna Pluemer, who is con-
fined to ~ home with serious illness.
John I Jack" Powell was in the
city Saturday and was greeted by
many old friends. Jack has lost his
eyesight due to a cataract and besides
is growing quite feeble. This was his
first visit to the village in six months
and his many friends were pleased to
see him.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Grimm have re-
turned from pleasant visit among
relatives in Clayton, Iowa, and Quincy,
Ill.
Miss Katherine Glennon, student at
the Visitation Academy in Dubuque,
spent a few days last week with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Glennon.
John Kaeding desires to extend his
thanks to all people who so kindly
came to his assistance at the burning
of his barn Thursday.
In our last weeks news notes we
made mention that over eighty auto
mobiles at the depot to meet and es-
cort the bishop but the Herald made
it read eight autos. That many you
can see at the Potosi depot at most
any old time.
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tosi patrons the Herald will handle
notices and other advertisements in
its Potosi column. The rate for such
advertisements will be SOC for each
four lines or fraction thereof, using
the standard count of six words to
the line of reading. Ads may be tel
ephoned in by responsible parties or
handed to Mr.. Wilmott or the Herald
office.
Social at Long Branch School
Miss Cornelia Doser, teacher an
nounces there will be a box social and
program at the Long Branch school
house on Friday evening, Oct. oath.
to which cordial invitation is ex-
tended to all to come and enjoy an
evening of observation-disclosures.
To Hold Shooting Match
Fritz Bros, residing two miles to
the Northwest of Potosi will conduct
a geese and duck shooting match at
their place on Sunday, November End,
beginning at 1890 p. m. A cordial in
vitation is extended to all lovers of
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