Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-09

were at premium-none to be had for love
money.
Hon. Tom O'Donnell, with wife and son of
Dubuque, Were guests at the Cap Schmitz
home in Potosi last Tuesday. Mr. O'Donnell
is a member of the Iowa State legislature
and was formerly we'll known in Potosi.
The Pluemer Wallenhorst and Schmitz
mines across the road from Judge VIII
motifs residence, are yielding good lead ore
and recently some fine quality of blackjack
or zinc ore has been discovered IN the bot
tom Of the shaft at depth of 65 feet.
Mrs. E. NJ. Wilmott was suddenly taken
i'll Friday morning with what DR.. Godfrey
of Lancaster pronounced as hardening of
the arteries. She was in serious condition
but with skillful treatment of the doctor
she is out of danger and is getting along
finely.
DR. Brady formerly of Cuba City, who
practiced his profession there for many
years, but owing to i'll health was few
years ago compelled to retire from prac-
tice and seek rest, and having regained his
health has decided to locate in Potosi This
is welcome news to the people of Potosi
and vicinity he is physician of high
standing. He will with his family occupy
the Cap Schmitz residence on East street
hill.
Mrs. Mark Carmody and daughter of
Lancaster have been visiting the week past
at the home of her mother, Mrs. j. P.
Pluemer, in Tennyson.
Charlie Baumler has made decided i'm
provement to his premises in Potosi by put
ting in cement steps up the incline con-
Meeting with the cement walk leading to
the porch OF MS residence. his gives
Charles beautiful home much finer APP
pearance.
Owing to the Big Badger fair at Platte
VILE the Thursday dance at Muller Bros.
pavilion in Potosi was not so largely at
tended heretofore, though more than 1OO
tickets were sold.
Mrs. Sam Wilmott and sisters, Mrs. Har-
nv Grosser and Miss Genevieve Kimmick,
and son Harry Elwyn Wilmott, attended the
fair at Platteville Thursday.
Mrs. Flora Hinson and Mrs. Eva Kreser
were called from PlattevilIe Friday to the
bedside of their mother, Mrs. E. M. VIII
mott, who was then seriously i'll, and are
now in attendance on the dear old mother.
Emmanuel Schmitz, 1925 graduate OF
the st. Andrews parochial school, departed
Saturday morning to enter the state uni
VerSity at Madison.
Mrs Eugene Keller and ward Miss Marie
Kruse, arrived here Friday evening from
louisiana Mo. Miss Kruse will leave this
week to pursue her studies at the VISTA
ton academy ia Dubuque. Mrs. Keller will
remain Mere for about two weeks ana VIII
then return to Louisiana.
The approaching nuptials of Miss Mary
Craugh of Potosi and Floyd Kenan of Du-
buuue were announced from the altar of
St. Andrews church Sunday morning.
Miss Marie Pluemer entertained number
of friends at her home in Tennyson prior
to her leaving for Hillsboro Wis, where
she assumes charge of school. She was
accompanied on the motor trip to Hills
boro by her parents Mr.. and Mrs. William
Pluemer, and Mr.. and Mrs. F. r. Tobin. On
the return trip the accompanying people
stopped at Trempeleau and made brief
visit with Rev. FIR. Edward Mechler.
Mr. and Mrs. E. A. Smith of Chicago
visited briefly last week with the latter's
parents Mr. and Mrs. William Pluemer, in
Tennyson. They were ACCOMPANIED from Du-
buque by Mr. and Mrs John Kahle, the
latter being another daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs Pluemer.