Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-10-15
POTOS| EVENTS
General Items of Interest
Gathered by Our Special
Correspondent.

a procession consisting OIL ABOUT 0lSui
automobiles was formed and escorted
him to ST. Andrews church where at
four o'clock the sacrament of conflr-
nation was bestowed upon 50 per-
sons On the altar and in the sacris-
ty were Rev Frs. P. J. Jones of Glass;
vile, M. Haas of Lancaster, j. A. Field
of Fennimore, NJ Kelnoefer of Mt
Hope, N. Ley of st. Thomas church
of Potosi, NJ Wernerus of Dickeyville
l.. Brudermanns of SinsinnaWa, Leo
Pollock of Bloomington, M. Pollock
of La Crosse and j. V. Scheffer, resi-
dent pastor of ST. Andrews church
Following are the names of those who
received the sacrament
Elmer Jones, Henry Langkamp
Leonard Meme, Raymond Palmer,
Archie Moore, Edward Gable, Anthony
UdeIhoven, Clarence Leibfried, Leo
Klein, Francis Reuter-, Lillian Hufna-
gel, Daisy Jones, Ada Haser, Irene
Klein, Edward Schmitz, Harry Schiff-
man, Bernard Udelhoven, Leo Pitzen,
Edward Langmeyer, Francis Penne-
kamp, Clarence Stohlmeyer, Alfred
Leibfried, Edward Pluemer, Emman-
uel Schmitz, Ernold Fecht.
Raymond Ehlen, Sylvester Pluemer,
Catherine Mechler, Camilla Leib-
fried, Adleine P1uemer, Beatrice
Schaefer, Bernadine Pluemer, Bernar-
dette Klare, Mildred Pitzen, Evelyn
Schalk, Mary Bonnet, Leona Fecht,
Bernice Schwab, Gilbert Roeser, Clar-
ence Klein, Jesse Udelhoven, Isidore
Pennekamp, Clarence Ehlen, Garlan
CnI1 IN ard
Pluemer, Francis Pluemer, Esther
Pitzen.
Clarence SEEKER, Albinus Pluemer,
Anthony Pluemer, Joseph Roeser.
Mercile Lesser, Edith Gillian, Minnie
Ames, Luce1la Pluemer, Lucille Roes-
er, Clara Roeser, Catherine Siepker,
Agnes Hample, Evelyn Hufnagel, Lii
liam Hufnagel, Adlein Leibfried, Cath
crime Meme. Adolph Hufnagel.
Herman F1ogel, Everette Leibfried
John Hample, Eugene Haser, Edmund
Ulbrich, Victor Schaefer, Carl Flogel,
John Langkamp, Herman Udelhoven,
Clarence Degenhardt, Carl Mueller
Joseph Lesser, Alfred Menne,, Oliver
Biermann, Leo Siepker, Rosalia Rupp,
Bessie Udelhoven, Frances Pluemer
Gertrude Fecht, Blanche Walsh, Viola
Biermann, Agnes Berhardts, Loretta
Lesser, Isabelle Pitzen, Hattie Udel-
hoven, Bernice David, Esther Lang
kamp.
At Z o'clock in the evening the bish-
op attended by the priests heretofore
named bestowed the sacrament of con-
firmation upon class of 48 who were
George Hudson, Edward Cornell
Leonard Schmitz, Alvin Schmitz, Leon
ard Schumacher, Melvin Doser, Leon
ard Schaefer, Franklin Kirgues, Leo
Doser, Norbert Lesser, George DoSer
Walter Reinecke, Edward Doser, Ev-
ans Pink, Joseph Cogan, Edward Keel
Ter, Arnold Doser, Ralph Wunderlin,
Edward Kreiser, Bert Ames, Paui
Ames, Walter Durley, Edward ReS
nolds, Fred Kreiser, Martin Flesch.
Victor Irish, Basil Irish, Leonard
Reynolds, Mrs. Peter Kimmisch, Mrs.
Leo Cogan, Mrs. Matt Garner, Mrs.
Medard Schmitz, Bernice Kaeding,
Evelyn Schumacher, Lucretia Durley,
Mary Flesch, Bertha Wiedman, Helen
Wiednnan, Lucille Webb, Olivia Doser,
Mary Kelly, Margaret Kelly, Marguer-
tie Ames, Marie Wiedman, May Rey-
nolds. Regina Pink, Mary Elskamp and
Ethel Koeller.
Roth the st. Andrews and st. Thorn
as churches were beautifully and ar
tisticaIly decorated for the memorable
occasion and the churches were filled
to utmost capacity with the throngs
of people who came to attend the ser
vices. Tuesday afternoon following the
bishop accompanied by the priests
went to Dickeyville where another
large class was confirmed. He was
met on the way by large crowd OF
neonle in automobiles and escorted
to the church. After the services IN
Dickevville' the bishop returned TINS
way. From Monday afternoon to we'd
nesday morning he was the honored
guest of Rev. FIR Scheffer of st. An
drews parish. 1t devolved upon Rev.
FIR. Lev of st. Thomas parish to en-
terrain some of the attending priests
The bishop returned to st. Joseph
cathedral at La Crosse Wednesday
The funeral of Mrs. John Udelhov-
en- who died Thursday morning at her
home in the north part Of the town
of Potosi took place Saturday morn
ing from the home to st. Andrews
Catholic church and was, largely at
tended. Requiem high mass was read
by Rev. FIR. Scheffer who at the con-
clusion thereof delivered a beautiful
sermon. The burial was made in the
cemetery across the way. Susan Udel-
hoven was born in the town of Har-
rison 81 or SO years ago and was a
daughter of the late Herman Lang
kamp and wife. The mother died when
she was quite young. Mr.. Langkamp
then married Miss Cecilia Reuter-
with whom the deceased made her
home prior to her marriage to John
Udelhoven Her father died suddenly
in the village of Potosi many years
ago. tuberculosis was the cause OF
Mrs. Udelhoven's death. Her mother
and sister passed from earth with the
same dread disease. Besides her sor-
row stricken husband she is mourned
by four children and her step-mother,
besides numerous other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roesch, Mr.. and
Mrs. Chris Keehner and daughter are
preparing to leave on or about Oct
Is for a motor trip to Eau Gallie, Fla,
where they intend too pass the winter