Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-09-08
CASSVILLE.

1hOSA says.
E. E. Pierce and wife were visitors
in Dubuque yesterday.
Miss Hilda Kuchenberg's school at
Glen Haven began Monday.
Rev. L. P. Cassell is visiting rela-
Itives in Elkader.
Mrs. VIM. Spenseley, of Chicago
! was a guest OF the Frank Schneider
family few days.
Miss Ella Beckmeier leaves tomor-
row for Sisseton, South Dakota, to
teach. Her third year out there.
Roy Kuenster shipped three carloads
of livestock from Cassville to Chica-
wise this week.
| Mrs. John Moore went from here
iSunday to Lacrosse on the way to the
home of her son-in-law, DR.. M. w.
Ward, of Norwalk. Miss Josie Haber-
mann went with her to Lacrosse and
came home Tuesday.
Emmett Moore and wife are enter
tanning Stacy LANCE and bride for
lmerly Miss Myrtle Baldwin, and Mrs.
!Moore's sister, They are on the way
home to Dubuque from a visit with
RELATIVES in Minneapolis and Winona.
Rev. T. S. Evans, of Barneveld, was
guest at the ]. M. Burgess home a
flew days ago. Twenty-one years ago
Rev. Evans was pastor of the local
Baptist church.
Mrs. ]. B. Artschide is visiting rel
atives in Chicago and Milwaukee. Di-
vides her time so as to get all the
pleasure possible during two weeks
absence.
Mabel and Ruby Retallick, of North
Andover, were in town few days last
week visiting Mary and Leila Biggin.
Miss Adela Huffschmidt, of Lansing,
Iowa is expected to come today to visit
her aunt, Miss Pauline Geiger.
Miss Elizabeth Scheurer went to
Glen Haven yesterday to attend the
picnic given by the Altar society OF
St Marys church.
Miss Anna Joyce came home Tues
day from visit with relatives in Fort
Smith, Ark.
Mrs. Walter Zeigler and daughter,
Helen, went to Beetown, Sunday to
visit at Albert Sprague's.
Mrs. Jens Jensen and Miss Mary Mil
Ter intend to leave tonight for Askum,
ILL.,, to visit their father, Chris Miller,
a few days. From there they go to
Chicago and one will go east, and the
other west. Miss Miller, to Hartford,
Conn.,, and Mrs. Jensen, home to Cass-
vile. Her sister spent the summer
her.
Mrs. Joseph Stoll and daughter,
Viola, came to Cassville Saturday to
visit the G. L. Eversoll family. Mrs.
Stoll went home Sunday, and Viola on
Tuesday. Other visitors at Eversolls
were George and Joe Martin and Tony
Hurst, of Burton.
Misses Laura and Cyrena Busch, of
Potosi, visited in Cassville week, and
were guests at the H. G. Kuenster
home.
Mrs. Nick Koehler, and daughter,
Ethel, and Mrs. VIM Hartmann and
baby, Bernard, were visitors at Her
man Kartmann's, Tuesday.
Mrs. Fred Reinke, son Robert, and
daughter, Thelma, of st. Louis, were
in town from Saturday until yesterday
visiting Mrs. Rhoda 1shmael and 9TH
er friends. They had been in Minnea-
polls three weeks visiting Mrs. Hen
derson and Fora, and Miss Critic
Reinke.
Julius Kleinpell accompanied Eta,
Fritz and Henry Wagner to Chicago
from a two weeks visit in Cassville
Mr.. Kleinpell will stay in the city a
few days at DR.. H. H. Kleinpell's
home, where their brother, Walter, is
under the doctors care, and making
satisfactory Improvement.
Miss Frances Holford went to visit
Miss Elva Holford, who has a camp
school at Green Lake. Her sister,
Eunice, will accompany her home.
Miss Gladys Scharfenstein leaves to-
day for Greeley, Colo, where she will
teach domestice science in the teach
ers' college there.
Thomas Harper, of Salem, Oregon
was guest of Mr.. and Mrs. George E.
Groom, Monday.
Miss Margaret Hauk went to Du-
buque Tuesday, where she will be en-
Iployed.
Jesse Richards, of Edgewood, Iowa
was in town Monday from a visit at
the Frank Curler farm home.
Mrs. A. A. Rice and son, Ray, OF
Wells, Mimi, are guests of Mrs. Rice's
mother, Mrs. E. C. Wood.
r. c. Bishops brother, Orville, was
a guest at his home, Tuesday.
John Raisbeck, of Prairie .Du Chen
was in town Sunday calling on his
friends, and he has lot of them.
Emma and Myrl Wilmot are spend
ing the week at the Joseph Chapman
home They will also visit AFT Bur-