Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1909-03-31
AROUND The COUNTY
CASSVILLE.
special Correspondence to the Herald.

Elmer Andre is the new man in
charge of the Cassville creamery.
He is said to be we'll qualified for the
position and will do his utmost to
please his patrons.
Mrs. William Meyers. of Bloom
ington, has been enjoying a visit
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A.
Lau.
Miss Althea Williams, of Hurri
cane, visited in Cassville last week
with her brother Melvin.
Miss Mary Bossert of Battle
Creek. Mich, is enjoying an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Glass;
Vile.
Mrs. Oscar Kleinpell is visiting
Lancaster relatives.
Jos. Kuchenberg visited in Potosi
with friends Wednesday.
Sam Jordan returned Wednesday
from his Lancaster visit.
Mrs. r. W. Scott visited last week
with East Dubuque relatives.
George Duncan and family left
Thursday for their new home in
Rochelle, Ill.
j. W. MiIlin, of Glen Haven, had
business in Cassvilie Wednesday.
Miss Martha Diebold visited last
week with relatives in Dubuque.
Clerk of Court Barrows was in
Cassville last week to see his mother
who has been critically i'll and who
died on Saturday morning.
Chas. West visited last week with
friends in Mason City. Iowa and La
Crosse, Wis.
Miss Edna Kaufman left on Thurs
day for South Dakota where she will
prove up ON homestead. She will
not return from there until next
August.
The high school seniors expect to
present class play in few weeks.
The robins are with us again,
ducks and geese are going moth and
the river is free of ice, so we believe
that spring is near if not already
here.
George Duncan moved out of the
Chris Bloom house into box car and
will emigrate to Rochelle, Ill. Sam
Alderman moved into the house
vacated by Mr.. Duncan last Saturday.
Elmer F. Andre. the new proprietor
of the Cassville creamery, moved with
his family from Illinois and occupies
the house owned by Walter Klein
pell; he will take possession i'm
mediately and run the creamery and
feed mill here.
Mrs. A. Barrows after long spell
of sickness died last Friday evening
ct IL o'clock. Most OF the relatives
were present at the time of her
death.
Klindt Geiger < Co., proprietors of
the canning factory have force of
men at work making hot beds and
getting ready for early plants.
Mike Braun has purchased the
brick yard and the machine for
making brick from Geo. Barrows and
intends to make a kiln of brick as
soon asst the weather will permit.
Our schools closed for a weeks
vacation last Friday and the children
are glad to have rest.
On Wednesday evening. March 31st,
Rev. G. T. Maggie will deliver a
lecture in concert hall. Reserved
seats 80 cents. The proceeds are for
the benefit of the cemetery Associa-
tion. Doors open at s p. m.
Since the new corners have moved
to Cassville the NJ. E. church and
Sabbath school have revived up and
a larger attendance each Sabbath is
seen; let the good work go on.
DR.. Fl. A. Faiker has laid in full
supply of drugs and stationery in his
new building and the people are re-
ceiving the benefit.
The Sunday school in the NJ. E.
church is practicing to hold Easter
service in their church on Easter Sun
day.
Later: Mrs. Adele BaIrows'
funeral was held in the Baptist
church last Sunday at p. M, Rev.
W. NJ. Sheperd officiating. His text
as taken from Rev. 14th chapter, 18th
verse. A fine display of flowers
laid on the casket; the church was
we'll filled with people. She was buried
in the Cassville cemetery. A large
number of friends in Cassville who
knew her regret a loved one gone.
The uiIlooa l.aucns was held at