Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1910-10-26
CASSVILLE.

o. F. Tate returned to his home at
Carter. Montana, last week.
Braun Bros sold car load OF brick
to the Potosi Brewing Company last
week. A 500, 900 addition will be
erected at the brewery and the Braun
Bros. will doubtless be called upon to
furnish additional material,
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto FL. Kirschbaum
visited last week at the Jos. Schler
home near Bagley. MINIS. Kirschaum
and Scheir are sisters
Rev. P. J. Jones is expected home
on or about Nov. r. His substitute
Rev, M. inward has resumed charge
of his regular congregation at Gaze
novia.
New fixtures are being installed at
the Braun Brothers and Haberman's
saloons.
George w Chase has arrived here
from Rochelle. ILL.,, and will here
after live in Cassville at the home of
his daughter, Mrs. Gus Lau.
At meeting of the building com.
mittee of the Adams Patent Wheel
co. the contract for erecting the
factory building was let to Adams
Bros. The material is on the ground
and the work will be started as soon
as possible.
Miss Grace Lester. Mason City,
Iowa. is visiting relatives in Cassville
and vicinity.
Mrs. Ceci! j. Stowell, of Cedar
Ridge, COL, visited the past week
with Cassville relatives
Peter DahmeL, of Hartford, S. D.,
visited at the home of his sister Mrs.
Peter Berntgen the past week.
MIR. and Mrs. Ben Rupp. of Potosi,
visited last week at the VIM. Glass
maker home.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Groom left
Thursday morning for Rochester,
Mimi, where Mrs. Groom consulted
the Drs. Mayo.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Paul, of
Marshalltown. Iowa. returned home
last week. They were called here by
the serious illness of Mrs. Paul's
sister, Mrs. ]. W. Craig, who at
present is improving
George Cardy and family have
moved into the Reed residence on
Wyota Street.
The annual dance of the canning.
clup will be held Friday evening,
October %.
The residence belonging to the
canning factory at Rochelle and &C.
cupied by Chas.' Chase and family was
recently destroyed by fire. An organ,
sewing machine and bed were all the
household goods that were recovered.
A concrete walk and platform has
been laid at the John Nickles resi-
dence. A porch floor has been made
Of the same material at W. G. Smiths
Word has been received that a
tornado played sad havoc recently
with large barn belonging to James
Stevens. near Clark, S. D. The
building was entirely destroyed but
none of the animals were injured.
The roof of the new high school
building has been completed and work
is now being rushed on the interior.
The plasterers expect to get busy this
week.
Mrs Minnie B. Geiger expects to
return to Great Falls, Montana after
few weeks visit at home.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. w. Brown, Miss
Maude Carthew aud FL. L. Carthew of
| Lancaster, were CassviIle visitors the
forepart of last week.
Miss Gladys Scharfenstein spent
last week with her sister Miss Bernice
who teaches at Cuba City.
Mrs John Kirschbaum visited at
Beetown the past week.
Mrs. J. Jensen and son Harold
went to Prairie du CHEN Thursday
for q brief visit at the r. D. Cole
home,
Mrs. tlary Smith intends spending
the winter at Moline, III. Chas.
Schweigert and family will make
their home in the same city.
Miss Sadie Morgan, of Lacrosse,
returned home Wednesday after a
pleasant visit with Miss Minnie Kart
mann.
Mrs. H Cook is visiting in Water
loo, Iowa.
Mrs E L. Mink visited on a farm
near Glen Haven the past week
Miss Clara Hartford has returned
from Montana and will take up her
home with her mother and sister at
GAYS Mills. Her nieces Misses
Hapiola and Sarah Hartford u,bo