Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1923-11-21
CASSvILLE
BREvITIES
Young Couple Married.
Especial to the Hera1d.)

holy bonds of matrimOny at ST.
Charles Catholic church at 8 o'clock
Tuesday morning, Rev P. j. Jones OF
ficating. The bride is a daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Dresser. She was
born and reared in this village, and IS
well known and respected by all be-
cause of her quiet unassuming ways
and cheerful, Iady-like demeanor. The
groom is a son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Casper
Rauch, also residents of this village
but formerly of Glen Haven. He is Il
young man of good character and
steady, Industrious habits. Their many
friends extend congratulations and
well wishes They were attended Dy
Miss Tillie Dresser, a sister of the
bride and Henry Rauch, brother OF
the groom.
Local News Notes,
Friends here received word chat
Mrs. MyTa Lewis underwent an opera
ton for the removal of goitre in a
La Crosse hospital last week and IS
making favorable and satisfactory
progress toward complete recovery.
Mr.. AL Mather of Dubuque, came up
Tuesday for a brief visit with his
friend, Rev. P j. Jones.
J. NJ. Harville, station agent, had
another sick spell last week and was
compelled to quit his duties for sew
eral days. F. w. Flicker, second trick
operator, filled Johns place during his
enforced lay-off, while a Mr.. Schu-
meier, of Fountain City, took Ffcker's
place at the key.
Three swell new residences, modern
in every way, are about completed and
ready for occupancy by their owners.
One, the A. j. Dietrich residence, OPP
posite the Catholic church, has been
completed for several weeks and the
Dietrich family is now comfortably
settled therein, the other two, the M.
III. Habermann and w. N. Osgood
homes are having the finishing touch
es put on and their owners may be
able to move into them in time to en-
JOY Thanksgiving dinner there.
Glen AshlOck has remodeled the
store building, until recently occupied
by A. G.. Bennett, so completely that
it now presents a modern appearance.
He has moved his stock from the store
across the street and is busy arrang-
ing and displaying it properly.
A dozen friends pleasantly surpris-
ed Al. Sturmer last Friday evening on
the occasion of his birthday anniver-
sary. The evening was spent playing
cards, prizes being awarded the win
ners with consolation prizes for the
losers, after which delicious refresh
ments were served. The guests also
presented Mr.. Sturmer with small
gift as a remembrance of the happy
occasion.
John j. Martin went to Dubuque
Sunday to call on his wife, who is AT
F1~1ey hospital recovering from a
triple operation. She is cheerful de-
spite her trying ordeal and is making
satisfactory progress toward recovery.
The Old Folks dance which was held
in Concert hall Thursday evening at
tracted about so couples and it proved
to be one of the most enjoyable So
cial events held here in years All the
old time dances including quadrilles,
twO-stepS, rye waltz, circle two-step,
etc, were the order of the evening and
were immensely enjoyed. So we'll
pleased were the "Old Folks" that it is
planned to hold these dances regular
ly during the winter months. Mr.. and
Mrs Chris. Hartman, of Burton, were
awarded the prize for being the oldest
couple participating in the dance, al
though there were other contenders
for the honor also, namely, Mr.. and
Mrs A. j. Lindner, Mr.. and Mrs. Adam
ROschi, and Mr.. and Mrs. Jens Jen-
sen, Incidentally it might be mention
ed that the Hartman family was eX
ceptionally we'll represented, five OF
the boys and their better halves being
present. They were Chris, John, Joe,
VIII and Henry, besides several
nephews. The Dubuque Harp orcheS-
ira lived up to its reputation and gave
excellent satisfaction as did also Mr..
Bartel, the prompter. who enlivened
the crowd by his snappy calling
LIZ e all the other dances held in Cass-
Ville, there was no rowdyism nor
rough stuff, and while the problem of
regulating dances may be weighty
one and absolutely necessary, thus far
it would have no application locally.
Since Cassville is without news
paper many of our citizens are order
ing the Grant County Herald which
not only publishes a splendid budget
of the more important Cassville hap
penings, but also covers West Grant
most thoroughly, in addition to giving
the news of the county seat and other
sections OF the county in incompara-
bic style. The Herald has won its
way into the hearts of the people
through its fairness, fearlessness and
thoroughness. And it costs no more
CaSsville will have another physi-
clan. DR.. j. Luepke, of Merrimaclk,
will locate here and has already made
arrangements to occupy the residence
formerly owned by DR.. Palmer Dr.
Luepke was in the village a week ago
looking over the field and territory
and was so favorably impressed with
the outlook and possibilities that he
decided to locate here permanently
and practice his profession. The doc
tor is married, but has no family.
Miss Deane Adrian, popular clerk al
the Kleinpell store. left Thursday for
Madison for few days visit with rela-
tives and friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Ley, we'll known
and popular residents, living on the
old John Diebold farm, quietly observ-
ed their silver wedding anniversary
last Thursday, Nov Is. Only few
relatives and near friends were enter
tanned at an elaborate o'clock din