Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1915-08-25
AROUND THE COUNTY
CASSVILLE.

Mrs. Myra z. Hannum's property on
Amelia street.
Mrs. Olive Lau and daughter, Beu-
Iah, came home Tuesday from a two
weeks visit at Sitter and GAINESVILLE.
Henry Seippel-twin brother to Mrs.
Otto Fingbeiner, was in town several
days, a guest of his mother and sister
at the Seippel home. Henry lives in
Rochelle, Ill.
Mrs. Fred Meurer, of Chicago, is a
guest of Mrs. Mathilde Kuenster at
her home in Glen Haven. Tuesday
she and Mrs. Kuenster came to Cass-
vile and spent three hours with Mrs.
c. ]. Kuenster. The ladies had a
good visit.
Misses Lenora and Iris Wilmot are
visitors this week out at the Joseph
Chapman home near Burton. They
will also visit friends in Lancaster
before returning to town.
The Schumacher brothers Emil
of Fairbanks, Iowa, Jacob A, of Ken
nebec, South Dakota, Charles, of Gut
tenberg, George and julius of Glen
Haven, were in Cassville one day last
week calling around on their friends.
Thirty-one years since these brothers
were together.
Eugene Kleinpell enjoyed the days
in Chicago. He has a lot of relatives
in that city who would like to keep
him for weeks at a time, blu he pre-
fers short visits.
Eugene Kleinpell, of Monona, Ia,
came over Tuesday to visit his father
and sister, also his brother, Henry
and family.
Miss Bernice Pierce went to Bloom
ington Tuesday to visit her sister, Mrs.
Frank Riese and to attend the Bloom
ington fair.
Mrs. E. H. Boldt and baby Alice, are
spending the week visiting her parents
the Roschis. Mr.. Boldt will come up
Sunday and take them home.
Messrs. Henry Mueller and o. Ball,
of Dubuque spent Saturday and Sun
day at the home of Ed Roschi.
Miss Erma Gulick of Bagley, was a
guest of Miss Hazel Pierce last week.
Her brother, Forest, came to spend
the last part of the week, both return
ing home Sunday.
Grant McMonigal and wife and their
son, Arthur, of Millville, Wis, motored
to Cassville Sunday. Mrs. William
Beckmeier and Gertrude went home
with them to stay until today.
When Mrs. Mary Scheibl returned
from a visit at Rockford, Mesdemes
Leo. l. DIETRICH and H. j. Scheibl and
Little Margaret came with her to stay
a week. They are going home today
accompanied by Stella Scheibl and
Myra Lindner who will visit there
two wesk.
Mrs. Casper Kirschbaum visited her
son, Reiner J., and family from Friday
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visited at the Casper Ackermann farm
home.
Jennie Smith accompanied her cous
ms, Clarence and Adella eau to their
home in Dubuque Monday to stay two
weeks.
Richmond Pierce and wife, of Ma
son City, were at Harry Okey's one
day last week on the way home from
Bloomington, where they attended the
funeral of Mr.. Pierce's mother.
j. NJ. Harville and wife came home
Monday from two weeks visit at
Lacrosse and other places. They left
their daughter, Beatrice, at Marion,
Iowa, to visit a week or two with rel
atiyes.
Lucille Schnering returned Friday
from a weeks visit at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. Annie Hillary of Beetown.
Miss Anna Schnering was home from
Prairie Du Chen Sunday.
Mrs. C. A. Budworth and son, Fred,
guests at the Klinkhammer home a
month, returned home at Prescott this
week. They, and Misses Susan and
Agnes Klinkhammer visited at Glen
Haven Saturday and Sunday.
G. A Palmer's brother, August, and
his wife of Jamestown, II. Y, arrived
in Cassyille Sunday for a few days
visit. They were on the way to Los
Angeles, Califo. ia.
Mrs. Emily Gamers sister, Mrs. Ju-
liza Mccoy, of Lancaster, is her guest.
Their cousin, Miss Pearl Blair accom-
panied her to Cassville and left for
her home at Butte, Montana, last Fri
day.
Miss HOrtense Smith, of Chicago, is
a guest at the Jensen home.