Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-04-21

with their mother Mrs. Walter
Sprague of Sheldon. Mrs. Lowry
leaves husband and one daughter, Iva.
Back to the soil, is the calling
which appeals to NJ. G. Williams who
has leased for five years the Hurri-
cane farm owned by his father Quincy
Williams. Mr.. Williams Sr. will
either move to town or build another
house on the place. M. G.'s family
will probably remain in Cassville
until school closes.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Nickels are
parents of a daughter born March
81.
Jacob Reed and his daughter-in-
law, Mrs. E. B. Reed, arrived in
Cassville Monday afternoon from
Springfield, Ill. Mr.. Reed spent the
winter months as welcome guest at
his SON. 8 home in that city. Tues
day, accompanied by Mrs. S. B. Jor-
dan, Mrs. Reed went to Glen Haven
to visit relatives, Ways.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph c. Bernhardt
were in Lancaster, last Tuesday.
Carl KleinpeIl and his grand
mother, Mrs. Louisa Kleinpell,
Buicked" to Lancaster, Friday, to
bring Mrs. Walter Kleinpell and
children home from a weeks visit at
the George Muesse home.
Mrs. Emily Garner and daughter,
Edna, came home Thursday from
Lancaster where they spent a few
weeks at the home of Mrs. Gamers
brother, Jas. Blewett, Sr.
Miss Sybilla Breuer, who has been
i'll a long time, was taken to Chicago
last week in hope of relief. Her
condition was serious and no favor
able report has since been had. She
was accompanied to the city by DIR.
c.. w. Palmer and Miss Pauline
Geiger and placed in St. Elizabeth's
hospital. Later: Miss Geiger re-
ceived a message yesterday, April IA,
informing her of the death of Miss
Breuer. She left for Chicago on the
afternoon train and will arrange to
have the body shipped to Cassville.
Galen D. Keller is a young man
bound to make good. Came from
Chicago when work was slack in his
line, electric wiring, and found en-
ployment on a farm. Now he is
working for himself on acre patch
of ground just outside the north end
of the village. He boards at
hotel and lives right. He is build
ing bachelors bungalow 10x16 feet,
one story, and he intends to stay in
it part of the time.
Mrs. Albert Groom's son-in-law
and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. j. P.
Bennett of Potosi, were visitors at the
Groom home Sunday. They were on
their way from Rochester where Mrs.
Bennett had baen in a hospital for
surgical treatment. She was there
six weeks and her husband was with
her most of the time. Their daugh
couple of week had tonsils removed
Rener Alderman while tarring kegs
at the brewery, Tuesday afternoon,
was severely burned when the bung
popped out of key and the boiling
pitch flew out and struck "Reiney"
in the face. His eyes are not in
jured but the lower part of his face
and neck are so sore that he'll be
laid up few days.
Herman Koppen and wife went to
Bloomington last Friday to see their
relative Mrs. Matt Ertz, who is i'll of
paralysis. Miss Bossert of CassvilIe
is the nurse in attendance.
Mrs. B. 3. Bistram and daughter,
Loretta, of Dubuque came Tuesday to
spend few days with Mrs. Bistram g
parents, John Flesch and wife.
Miss Marie Myers, teacher at
Ramsey, spent the week end in town
with relatives, Carriers and Fahlings.
Mr. and Mrs. o. H. Failing took her
out to her school, Sunday afternoon,
in their car. They visited at j. A.
Bosserts on their way home and were
caught in the storm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Otto Failing were
visitors IN Prairie du Chen, one day
last week.
Miss Lottie Spoden, of Glen
Haven, came Saturday to spend
several weeks at the farm home of
her uncle, Ben West.
From the Record.
Mrs. R. D. Cole and little sons,
Rexford and Eldon, of Prairie du