Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-18
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James Bennett, Jr., is still using
crutches to carry himself along. Got
a severe bruise while unloading tim
bers for use on the G. B. & O. rail-
way.
John Moore visited at West Union
last Friday and Saturday. His broth
er-in-law, E. j. McGlathery, has gone
to Chicago to consult a specialist re-
garding an affection of the throat
which has troubled him some time.
Messrs. and Mesdames Geo. E. and
Lewis A. Groom intend to go to Bos-
cobel today to attend the fair and Wis
| it relatives. Willis Groom is to be
their chauffeur.
Miss Susan Klinkhammer arrived
home Friday. She taught at Albu-
uueruue, n. NJ, and since school clos
ed she visited the eXpOSitiOns at San
Diego and San Francisco. She has
much of interest to tell about the
sights there and her trip through the
west. Miss Klinkhammer will teach
at Prescott, Wis, next year.
w. F. Kleinpell and chauffeur and
Mrs. VIM. Reinecke of Elkader were
visitors in Cassville Sunday. They
brought Eugene Wagner of Freeport
and Arthur Kleinpell back from a
visit in their good town.
Ruth Nickles spent several days in
town at the home OF her grandfather,
John Nickles.
Peter Berntgen visited his sons,
Adam and Frank, in Dubuque last
week.
Walter Kleinpell has gone to Chi
cago intending to stay couple OF
weeks. Went via Madison, Monday
with Karl and Arthur Kleinpell who
drove the car to that city.
Geo. E. Groom and wife visited Or
10 Stephens and wife from Thursday
until Monday. The Stephens, who live
at Hampshire, fifty miles from Chi
cago. took the Grooms in their car to
the big city to see the sights. While
there they called on Mrs. j. Haavind,
Myrtle Williams).
Mrs. Fred Kirschbaum and children
went to Rockford Tuesday to stay
two weeks with relatives.
Dorothy Klindt came Tuesday from
a weeks visit at the S. w. Okey farm
home. Her cousin Rex Mink OF Lam
caster, was there until his parents,
j. H. Mink and wife, came after him
Monday.
r. G. Bishop, wife and son Master
Charles, were in Dodgeville this week
and attended the fair.
r. j. Kirschbaum and wife came
home Tuesday from ten days Vlslt
with their sons at Beetown. Same
dav Messrs. and Mesdames Will Ac-
hermann and Albert Esser were visit
ors at Kirschbaum's.
Miss Irene Welsh of Lacrosse, is
here visiting relatives. She and Miss
Myrl Finney and Emmett Moore and
wife expect to go to Dubuque today
by automobile.
Raymond Kirschbaum came home
Saturday from South Dakota, and Will
likely remain here.
Miss Elsie DIETRICH is home from
Dubuque for two weeks vacation.
Her cousins, Joseph and Frederick 1.
Ratterman, came with her to visit
their grandmother, Mrs. Fest and 9TH
er relatives.
Mrs. H. Cook came home Sunday
from a weeks visit at Waterloo and
Flovd. Iowa. She went in company
with her brother, George Craig and
Albert Humes and wife, of North An
dover. on this automobile trip.
Relatives have news of the death
of Alvin Grimm, Jr., at Stroud, Okla
homa, August 8. No particulars re-
ceived. His brother, G. A. Grimm, OF
Dubuque left Immediately for Okla
homa to attend the funeral. Deceased
was 40 years old, and leaves a widow
and several children. He was born
in Cassville, and is a son OF post
master, Alloys Grimm.