Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-06-04
Hold Thirteen Hour DeYotions

Hold Thirteen Hour DeyOtiOns
Thirteen hour devotions were OBJ
served by the ST. Thomas cOngrega-
ton Thursday, May 20, with the usual
ceremonies. The services were con-
Quoted by Rev. FIR Meyer of Prairie
du Chen. At the closing services Fir.
Meyer was assisted by Rev. FIR. Haas
of Lancaster, FIR. Brudderman of Sim
sinawa, FIR. Jones of Cassville, FIR.
Field of Fennimore, FIR Boyer OF Glen
Haven. FIR. Kelnhoefer of Mt. Hope,
Frs. Scheffer of ST. Andrews and Lea,
resident pastor.
POtOsi Teachers For Next Year
Teachers for the 1924-1925 term of
the Potosi high school thus far Sc
cured are B. J. Patterson, principal,
James Lockwood of Platteville, asst
principal, Miss Mary Linn of Carol
ton. Ill, grammar, Miss Leila Shea OF
Warren. ILL.,, intermediate, Miss Flor
ence Myer of Lancaster, primary. The
second asst. principal is not chosen
as yet. -.
Numerous Local Brevities
After lapse of II years 14-pound
boy was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Schaal on Pea Ridge, Friday, May 20.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Brake are the
parents of baby girl that came to
bless their home Thursday, May 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. A. Berge spent
Decoration day in Lancaster with
their daughter, Mrs. Karl Kress and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alba Humes of North
Andoyer were guests of Mrs. Frank
Giesen in Potosi Decoration day.
J. H. Coons and family of Madison
visited the weekend among relatives
and friends in Potosi.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Hills and child
rem of Dubuque visited friends IN 70
tosi and vicinity the past week.
Sam Bauers, employed by the Pitts
burg Construction Co., came over
from Chicago last week to visit with
relatives in Potosi
Miss Anna Morris of Miami, Fla,
is visitor at the Jake Ames home
Charlie Baumler has moved his I'M
dertaking and furniture business from
the Edwards building to the room ao-
Joining in the Welsh building. HIS
ad appears in this issue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Meier ana
children of Savanna have returned 10
their home after several days WISH III
Potosi with Mrs. Meters parents, MT.
and Mrs. Ben Beier.
Miss Eleanor Richter returned 10
her home here Friday after DrleI
visit in Dubuque.
Eugene Keller, river contractor at
Perunue. Mo-, shipped some trucks
from Potosi that overhauled and sup
nlied with Lincoln brakes and moore
transmission at the Service garage
Gene says service counts.
Miss Mary Stoll r. ~, departed on
Saturday for Wisconsin Rapids Where
She has accepted position as nos
pital nurse. e+
Leonard and Joseph Doser lett on
Friday for Peruque, Mo, to enter the
nmn1oy of Eugene Keller, river COIL
tractor.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Korber OF Ian
oastnr with Miss Lena Roesch OF Eau
Ca1Iie Fla. were Potosi callers on
thursday and incidentally attenoeu
the Ladies Aid society.
Rob Draper of Lancaster showed up
in Potosi Tuesday for the first time IN
MANY months and his many FRIENDS
we're nleased to gaze on his familiar
oountenance and to hear his happy
laugh. 80 friends
+bo Misses Theresa and Marguerite
pnrhach of Cuba City drove to Holy
Cross Iowa. Tuesday and enjoyed a
vieit at the home of Miss sweeney S
narents returning home Wednesday
evening. a., corvioo
corooe and Harry Grosser, drove TO
Tanesville Wednesday and returned
With four Chevrolets that Leo Will
DISPOSE of very quickly. &C
Albert Burgraff and Ivan Burgran
and wife of Milwaukee visited prlelly
with relatives and friends III foIoel
Saturday. 1ood Of
Tho Ford works in Detroit, arrived
here Saturday for a visit Win MS
father and brothers.
Young People Perform
On the evening of May 18th at 81
Andrews parochial hall, a most ENJOY
able recital was given oy Tue put +t1o
of Miss Cecilia Sweeney. BESIDES tne
,o,ostery of technical difficulties when
the various numbers presenCeu :no
depth in melody playing eVldenceu ~
telIigent and thoughtful work PerIecC
sell possession anu 4o;,o IN a.
forming speak we'll for the training
CIV on bv the accomplished teacher:
Graduates of intermediate course OF
oiano Marie Pluemer and Catherine
SianlIer. violin, Adolph Hufnagel and
Rartha Schmitz. The program follows:
Observation-Disclosures 1r,.,,
Moonlight on the Hudson w llsoi II
Marie Pluemer, Catherine S1epker' 'FloreAce
Lesser
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Bernice David
RettY'S Waltz ----'-------- ~
' Loretta McKelvey
Man ...-...--.-- 1oAO'A ~
Gladys David
.-.---- L q y
Catherine Langkamp
,,,. pes+h K owalslI1
Marie Pluemer
Dream Waltz-Violin Solo -----------------N ogt
Johnnie Langkamp
Serenata -.------- $4,000 "
Catherine Siepker
Strea bog