Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1916-02-09
AROUND THE COUNTY
CASSVILLE.

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iii Bloomington several days last week.
A. J. DIETRICH has gone to Lancas-
ter for special treatment.
Mrs. Lawrence H. Grimm, who has
been i'll a month, is able to sit up.
Mrs. John West. who suffered Sc
verely from rheumatism two weeks,
is som better.
Mrs. Arthur Bennett was at Prairie
du Chen a few days visiting her home
folks, the Ottos.
Miss Winifred Okey was in Prairie
du Chien from Friday until Sunday,
a guest of Miss Pearl Blewett.
Miss Pauline Geiger left Sunday
night for Washington, D. c., intending
to stay a few weeks.
Mrs. Lollie McQuithey and daughter
Helen, spent last week at the Sidney
Myers farm home in Glen Haven.
Miss Kate Needham of Dubuque
went home Sunday from few days
visit at the home of her uncle, Thos.
W. Finney.
Mrs. Peter Glassmacher was taken
to Rochester a few days ago for treat
ment Her husband and several rel
atives accompanied her.
Mrs. William Galloway of Lancaster,
on the way home from visit with
relatives in Minnesota, was a guest at
the Walter Galloway home yesterday.
Mrs. J. w. Neimer spent several
DAYS last week on the farm with her
sons the Neimer brothers, who are
progressive stockmen and farmers.
Mrs. Charles w. Tayman while Wis
iting friends in Chicago was taken i'll
and was compelled to prolong her Wis
it in the city Mr.. Tayman had word
that she is getting well.
Mrs. Jens Jensen went out to the
John Zeigler home yesterday to stay
a week. Master Harold stayed in
town to go to school and is at Mrs.
SteeIe's home.
Mrs. Mary Folan accompanied by
her niece, Miss Ella Hernon, left
Cassville yesterday for Warren, Ohio.
Miss Hernon expects to remain there
awhile.
Peter Hochhausen of Glen Haven,
was in town Monday and said his son
Herman, and Matt and Peter Blum
were in Milwaukee. These young men
expect to attend the motor school in
that city.
Mrs. Otto Logergren of Chicago was
a visitor in Cassville Tuesday and
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home from Beetown where she was
called by the death of her mother, Mrs.
MuldOOn.
F. c. Schwerin is recovering from
his illness. Walter Woodington too,
is getting along nicely. P. G. Grimm
is gaining strength daily. John Nick
les is in bed, but likes to talk with
friends when they call.
Frank ]. DIETRICH is in Prairie du
Chen this week bathing and rubbing
and resting on account OF rheuma-
tism. julius accompanied his father
to that place Monday morning and
re-urned the same day.
Richard Boughton OF Dubuque was
Eli -1wn Sunday to see his sister Geor-
gia. who is a visitor at Miss Ida Baum
"a -ner's home. Miss Boughton goes
this week to Medford, Wis, to visit
her sister Gertrude, Mrs. X. ]. Urqu-
hart}
MS. G. A. Stevens is so far recov-
ereI from her recent illness that the
nurse. Miss Casey, returned to Du-
buqle. Monday, and Mrs. c. H. Cox,
as sister of Mrs. Stevens, went home
to Dodgeville, Tuesday.
Two of Mrs. Barbara Caspers' sons
have been to see her and also visited
at the home of their sister, Mrs. O..
f. Grafton. Joseph, of Lancaster
came Saturday and went home Tues
day. Nick of Quinn, s. D., came last
Thursday and intends to leave for
home today.
The icy walks the last few days have
caught quite a few persons as they
fell. Some of them: L. II. Okey, Mes
DANES M. NJ Zeigler, Robert Martin,
Barbara West. Fred Koch, Chas. j.
Scharfenstein, James Bennett and per-
haps others were hurt, but not SER
iOusly.