Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-01
CASSVILLE.

of Dubuque, were visitors at Mrs. En-
lily Gamers home last Thursday. The
men are newspapers fellows, and they
and their folks were in camp at Ma
quoketa chute and came from there
by launch to Cassville.
Mrs. Nellie Siegfried and children
are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Crosby How
ard, of Prairie Du Chen.
VIM. Houghton and wife are spend
ing the week at Bagley with their
daughter, Mrs. Sophia Bonham.
Earl Wentworth, of Turkey River,
was a visitor at the Frank Wathan
home Sunday.
Bert Mink and wife, of Madison,
came to attend the funeral of Mrs.
Mink's brother, Harvey Smith.
Mrs. Ed Biedermann and little
daughter, of Mt. Hope, were visitors
at the Mueller home a few days.
Here visiting Mesdames Knapp and
Kaufman: Mrs. Melissa Kidd, of Gel
vein, Iowa, came Sunday to stay un-
til today; yesterday Mrs. Pauline
Kaufman, of Glen Haven, and Mrs.
Nellie Griffith, and daughter Bere-
nice, of Des Moines, came to visit a
short time.
Fred Wood and wife spent Sunday
with the Bernhardts-Joe and Jessie,
at the farm.
Mrs. E. C. Wood was called to Lam
caster by the death of her niece, Mrs.
w. ]. Duncan.
Miss frankie Bossert came home
Saturday from Dubuque for vacation.
Tuesday she and her mother left for
Mora, Mimi, to visit Mrs. BOssert's
daughter, Mrs. VIM. Phinney and fam
lily. There they met Miss Mary Bos-
sert, who was in California nearly two
years, and who will accompany them
to Cassville.
Mrs. Elmer F. Andre and her son,
Marion, came home Saturday from q
months visit with relatives in Iowa
and Illinois.
Miss Ella Beckmeier, is spending the
week with friends in Dubuque.
Mesdames Jos. West and Joseph
Schauf went to Dubuque Sunday to
visit a few days.
Mrs. Weise, of Mineral Point, accom-
panied DR.. and Mrs. Treweek home
from that city Monday for week.
visit.
John Milligan, of Coshocton, Ohio,
is in town this week guest of his cous-
in, VIM. Reed, whom he had not seen
for sixty-five years, when they were
little boys together in Ohio. Mr.. Mil
ligan is a veteran and was with Sher-
man on his famous march to the sea.
Misses Ferne Mcdowell and Persia
Flickner are spending this week with
friends in Dubuque.
Mrs. o. H. Failing is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. j. A.
Bossert on the farm.
Louis Blum was visitor in Cass-
vile Sunday.
Mrs. E. L. Mink is visiting rela-
tives in Lancaster.
Otto Geiger left last week for the
Lake Superior country TO be gone a
month or so.
CHRIS Goddertz and wife, of Free
mont, S. D., are here on a visit. They
and Mrs. P. Berntgen went to Dubu-
que Sunday to see Andrew Dahmen,
brother of the ladies, who is seriously
| ill.
Mrs. NJ Seippel and grandson, Rob-
ert Engler visited the John Freidlein
family, Mccartney, over Sunday.
Chas. Schnering left Monday for
Muscatine, Iowa, where he is employ
ed by canning company.
Mrs. H. G.. Guenster's sisters, Miss
Syrena Busch, of Philadelphia, and
Miss Laurel, of Potosi, are her guests.
VIM. Henning, wife and baby, Eve
Ign, came from Dubuque to visit over
Sunday with the Hartmann family
Other visitors at Herman Kartmann's
Saturday were, Joe Berntgen and wife,
of Glen Haven.
John. Nickles spent week at the
farm homes of his son John, and
daughter, Mrs. Chris Hartmann.
Visitors at the C. ]. Kuenster home:
Miss Alma Hinkel, of Lancaster, from
Thursday until Sunday, when Henry
Henkel, wife and son, Fred, accom-
panied by Erich Meuer, wife and LADY,
came to spend the day with the Kuen-
sters and to take Miss Henkel home
Laura Kuenster went home with the
Meuers to stay a while.
Mrs. William Beckmeier and Ger =
trude spent a week with relatives at
Millv:lle, Wis. Arthur McMonigal and
Miss Nina Sitter brought them home
Saturday.
Philip Hauk, wife and son, Chester,
Miss Margaret Hauk and Francis Con-
ner visited at the S. Buhacker farm
home near Potosi, Sunday.
Mrs. Fred Kirschbaum and child
rem, came home Monday from a two
weeks visit at Rockford. Mrs. Adam
Kirschbaum and daughter, Pauline,
were out on the farm while they were