Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-04-23
CASSVILLE.

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Miss Katffyn Mann ran dzof Glen EN-.
and. Clarence Ball Of Bloomington,
We're married at TIC fattef pIace fasta
Saturday evening by Rev l. N. Wool
oy. The bride is well known in this
conlgmQnitX.- .Mg.heGe s. she has hosts of
friends W o extGads. con gratUlati
The-yoHng couple WfllSreside on the
Ball farm pear eR3laemingfon-e
The death of Mrs Jos. Weber oc=
CURED early Wednesday N ornin g,ssaft-
ter an. illness of Several weeks. she
was suffering from a complication of
ailments which DEVELOPED fuberculos-
is and, this caused @h6r demise. She
was born in CassYille township on
May $780, .aad-awess, nearly 81 years
old. Her. maiden name was Wilme1lia
SpQhr... She is,,-slfryfvet by er sshus-
band and six children.
Phil. Hauk left Monday for Atlanta,
Ia, to attend big sale of Aberdeen
Angus 9eattle. sPhiI. With his Srofhe /
joe Ehavee4bean specializing if Aber-
diem Angus cattle ~ for al number sof
Years ana haveoeAe 81. the 4besr=herds
in Southwest Wisconsin. He expects
to buy one of the leading sfres at this
sale to place at the head of their herd.
81 Lloyd Duncan son of Jim Duncan
6f BeetowR, received hfg' dfsahargg
from the ARMY last weeKsana arrived
IN Cassyj3le Saturday where he Nisft-
ed withIIoll Stephens and family be-
fore going to his home in Beetowal.
Pirate Duhcan was member BE the
''S3sssffd. r eg4sand was gassAd inStie Vdr
dun sector with the Argonne forces
+ Ita1e s sent to the hospital sWaeresA e
cUHtracted7the flu and pneumonia BE-
ing confined to the hospital for three
months. He saw service overseas for
/ Seven months. He is glad to Be home
Mrs. Ben Bausch has been very i'll
for the past two weeks with erysipelas
and other complications, and a trained
nurse has been in constant. attend
'ance.: At this writing shes.i is Greatly
F improved which her many friendsewill
be glad to hear 5. ,,.rv..s &%-e.e.s
H. Mrs. E. H. Long :. received word
I from her brother Corp. Ed Bennett
with the army in France, that he<was
promoted to Sergeant Herwrites a
|, very interesting account of a rather
peculiar way they have of ceTebTatine
there before the. leftgn geasons opens
The Index SAYS " a. EH'.st5'a
Our informant says that Lewis Lau
and. JOS West. Jrs. bought team oil
colts of Neb4 Suttle and they are OLD
enough foFs FARM work. s--%se' ss5.w'
+ Mrs ssrIrehe .WardSof Lancaster, is
visiting Mrs. Eliza Finley and her
daughter, Mrs. Clara Macarthur, She
farrived- Monday. - ; T., .lICf
Miss Ethel Woodington left Mon
day sfoT Rochester. Mi1n.y elexpeeting
to- Be treated for goitrT'.. ( -fHeefE aunt
Mrs! Minnie 1shmael event with hel
to that city. Miss Woodington, who
s, has ssbeen teaching the Dodge school
] came home Saturday Accompanied by
( Monroe Hope WHO was q guest at the
fF.]C. Woodiagton home suntiT1Sdnday
j a1 Mrs. Dickinson returns 4toah er4homt
Iyat3 Pittsbqfg, PA, after a. ,visit here
with relatives and at Fennimore. Hel
daughter Pauline will accompany hel
and make her home there.
Out on sthe farm one morning last
| week Mrs. Tony Meier went to the
barn to help with the milking. The
cows were sanctioned and Mrs Mel
Ter stepped in between .and, fin the
squeeze she fell down and the cows
being. frightened, charged around
| quite a bft-and tramp1ed' on Mrs. Mel
er's body until her husband ). hearing
her screams, ran to her rescue and
lspcceeded in saving her from further
[ injury. She was severely bruised but
' not 1tfan gerSiis ~ 'ana swflIS soen be well
again.