Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1924-01-02
CASSvLLE
BREvITIES

THE Misses Elsie, Amatha and
INA Dietrich, all employed in Chi
go 100 were home to spend the hol-
5a9s with their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Geo. P. Dietrich.
Miss Freda Fest, Of Dubuque, spent
christmas with her mother, Mrs.
MARY Fest, and other relatives here
Ice Kuchenberg bought the pool
baIT from Jesse Wilder and took pos
session on Dec. Ii.
baby girl was born to Mr.. and
,sre 7 r. McCann on Tuesday, Dec.
Toe Udefhofen, a progressive Rirdge
farmer. shipped car Of hogs to the
chicago market last week.
University students home for the
soIidavs were, Sylvan Chapman,
Gaorge and Marcelus Kloser, and Miss
TSlIian Klindt, Others here for the
holidavs were: Margaret Haber-
mann. a student at Lacrosse, Mary
Lsopin a student at Menominee Failss
Im0ng other visitors here for the
,oarrv YuIetide were: Ralph Bennett,
a Ironwood, Mich; Ivan, of Madi-
sop Nj. ]. Eckstein, of Michigan City,
Ind Albert Lindner, of Marquette
Iraiversity, Milwaukee, and Walter, OF
Siampion College, Prairie du Chen;
Mics AdeIine Adrian, of Milwaukee;
hrfhur Allen, Benton Harbor, Mich;
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Greenwood, Louis
ANA Mo-: Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Hen
kel Stockton. I'll; Mrs. Carrie Klein
neil. son, Walter, and daughter, Irma,
If Madison; Arthur Kleinpell, Flint,
Mich: Ivan Cook, Chicago; Walter
Woodington, Dubuque; Mark Wood
ington. Madison; Raymond Bande
Low. Dubuque Adam Berntgen, Du-
hnnue, DR.. and Mrs. A. o. Bernhardt,
and son. Paul, Plattevifle; DR.. Herb
Bernhardt, Gays Mills; Mrs. Walter
.Tecries and daughter, Helen, Aurora,
IN. Marvel Grimm, Madison; Miss
Mildred Ishmael and Harry Schmitz.
All. Sturmer was on the sick list a
few days last week.
Ewald Blum came up from Dubu
que Friday for q brief visit with nis
parents, Mr.. and MRS. Jacob Blum.
Miss Vivian Lorenz and her broth
er. Lester, were down from Gluten
berg a few days last week and enjoy
ed a visit at the home of their uncle
and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. George w.
F'oehringer.
G. J. Foehringer, accompanied by
MRS. George w. Foehringer, went to
La Crosse Saturday for a brief visit
with the formers son, Arthur.
L. G.. Edwards and c.. M. Schmitz
OF Potosi, wereain Oassville Thursday
transacting business and calling on
relatives and friends.
Margaret and Ethel Haberman
sBent few days the past week visit
ing their brother-in- law and sister,
Mr.. and Mrs. Len Friedlein, near
Sandy Hook.
Miss Susan Klinkhammer, who is
teaching in WasnDurn, Wis, is home
for the holidays.
Dave Rupp, train dispatcher at La
Crosse, was in Cassville between
trains Saturday ealing on relatives
and friends.
L. L. Okey left Thursday evening
for Charlotte, N. c., where he will be
associated with his brother, Charles,
in the wooden mills. His family will
follow within a month or so, just as
sosn as he gets located.
Death Claims Casper Rauch.
Casper Rauch passed away at his
home in this village on Thursday,
Dec 27, after lingering illness. A
year or so ago he suffered a paralytic
stroke and while he recovered suff1-
GENTLY so that he could be around
again, he never regained his former
health About six months ago he suf-
fered another stroke and since that
time had been belfast and practically
helpless. His good wife ministered to
A. G. G,xl hrIVN nd a
can, but he gradually grew weaker
until deaths summons ended his
earthly career He was 65 years OF
age. Besides his wife he leaves to
mourn one daughter and two sons,
besides several brothers. The funer-
al was held Monday morning from st.
Charles Catholic church and inter
nent was made in the Geockel ceme-
terry near Glen Haven. The sympathy
Of wide circle of friends is extend
ed the hereayed relatives