Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1919-08-06
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CASSVILLE.

The Index says:
The park at Klondike spring staged
several picnic parties last Sunday.
One was from North Andover and
the Behlmer and Gates families and
their friends had a happy time. 9th
ers were there from Boscobel and
Bloomington. The largest crowd was
that congregated to celebrate the
birthdays Of A. E. Lewis and his
niece, Mrs. Dale Rundell (Millie Lew
isl. DR.. J. M Lewis and Mrs. Nan
Donnelly and the L. M. Greer family
were there from Bloomington; DR.. u.
S. Lewis and family and their guests,
DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Scott of Winni-
peg, and Matt Lanser from East Du-
buque; Dale Rundell and wife, Liv-
ingston; Mrs. w. e. Lewis, Presho,
S. D.; Miss Marion Patch of Patch
Grove and Miss Jessie Patch of Red
Wing, Mimi; Misses Marian and
Catherine Walker of TT. Pierre, S. D.,
Mrs. John Foley of Cassville, and the
A. e. Lewis family and T. ]. Haley of
Lancaster There was a fine feast
and the occasion was one dong to be
remembered with pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. A. Klindt returned
home Saturday from an outing trip of
nearly two weeks. On this automo-
bile jaunt they went first to Madison
from where they were accompanied
by Mr. and Mrs, t. J. Weiss, thence
to Lake Kegonsa where Miss Nc
Neil was camping with a party also
went to see Eunice Holford who is
with her aunt, Miss Elva Holford, who
has class of students at Camp Sand
stone. They visited the Geo. Mason
family at their summer home at Su-
gar Camp and at Rhinelander were
guests at the w. P. Colburn and w.
T. Stevens homes. The trip was GER
tainly a tour of pleasure and the re-
turn to good old Grant county was a
source Of joy to the Klindts.
The Record says
r. G. Bishop accompanied his wife
to Rochester, Monday, where she will
submit to an operation for the re-
moval Of goitre.
The John Habermann family re-
turned yesterday from ten-day auto
trip. They visited relatives at Elroy,
West Salem and La Crosse.
Miss Beth Okey, who is taking the
school census in Dist. No. 1, reports
total of 292 children of school age
The census last year showed 294.
Mrs. Sarah Kelly returned Wednes-
day from Albert Lee; Mimi, where
she had been called by the serious ill
ness of her daughter, Mrs. N. T.
Mortensen She died on the 18th O.
cancer. Her husband survives.
Phillip Kirschbaum has started his
new thresher and the Kirschbaum-
Vondrum machine, now in its 33rd
year, is also making good.
The John Schafer and Root Dol
phin cars collided last Sunday at the
Andover corners. Root turned his
Ford to the left thinking John was
going right on to Cassville and John
turned the Dodge to the right to go
toward No. Andover. The result was
a broken wheel and bent axle on the
Dodge The Ford was torn up some
but no one was injured.
DR.. and Mrs. r. w. Scott of Win
ripeg, Can, are enjoying a short Wis
it at the home of their relatives, the
Joe Kuchenberg family. The doctor
made the trip by auto from Canada to
East Dubuque with his brother-in-
law, DR.. u. S. Lewis, who had been
visiting there. Mrs. Scott joined
them at st. Paul. They covered more
than 500 miles. DR.. and Mrs. Scott
are former Cassville residents and
their many friends were glad to see
them.