Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1925-09-09
OLD RESIDENTS
OF FE N M MORE
WE'D so YEARS
To Celebrate Golden Ami
versary at Family Re-
union Next Monday.

FENNIMORE-Dr and Mrs. T. r
Mauer of Los Angeles, Calf, are here
for a visit with his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Mauer, and other relatives.
On Monday, Sept. Ia, Mr.. and Mrs.
J. B. Mauer will observe their 5Oth
or golden wedding anniversary. They
have five sons: DR.. J. Fred of Los
Angeles, Ed and Will of New York,
Al and Reuben of Fennimore, and one
daughter, Mrs. A. E. Gregory of To-
peka, Kansas, and all of their chill
dren plan to be with them on that day
to help them properly observe the oc-
casiOn. They will enjoy a family din
ner together on Sunday and on Mon
day will hold open house to the many
friends. Mr. and Mrs. Mauer have been
residents of our city for many years.
For several years he followed the min
istry, later engaging in the mercan-
tile business at Sitter, where he was
located for many years and for time
was engaged in the hardware business
at Fennimore. Mr. Mauer served four
years as county treasurer and cap
ably filled that office. The many
friends of this worthy couple extend
best wishes.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Kinzel well
coined a fine IL pound baby girl at
their home in the 4th ward Saturday.
Mary Margaret Lewis, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lewis, enter
tanned a lot of her little girl friends
on her 9Th birthday Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs Sam Magee left Sun
day for ST. Paul to attend the Min
naSOta state fair this week
Oscar Barnes and Miss Mable POr-
ter were united in marriage at the
little Brown Church in the Vale near
Nashua, Ia, on Monday, Aug. 81, at
$50 D. M and are on their wedding
Journey to Yellowstone park.
~ r. Hofstetter, linotype operator
at the Times office, went to Rochester,
Sunday, where he will go through the
Mayo Bros. clinic, in the hopes of bet
terment of his health.
Harry Plirnpton merchant of Mt.
Hope, has disposed of his store there
to Albert Dixon of Madison, who will
take charge at once. Harry has been
in poor health of late and will take
treatment at hospital for time.
Mr.. and Mrs Irwin Streeter held
their household goods for sale Satur-
day and will shortly move to Mason
City, Iowa, where there is lots of work
in the painting line, at which Irwin is
a good one
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Myrtle Nelson, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Sam Nelson, at their home
in Cass Hollow, Saturday evening.
Her marriage to Ernest Goodheart,
cheesemaker, takes place in the near
future
The annual NJ E. conference takes
place this year at New Richmond ana
Rev and Mrs. L. E. HoisingtOn are
in attendance There will be no ser
vice at the M. E. church next Sunday.
All the congregation hope he Will re-
turn here next year.
Hon Roy P. Wilcox, candidate Tor
IT. S. Senator to succeed the late II.
M La Toilette, was here Wednesday
morning but due to lateness dld not
talk here but went on to Lancaster 10
deliver speech. MI,
George Gunderson went up to North
ern Wisconsin Friday to look atter
farming interests there.
4 big crowd from Fennimore at
tended the PIatteville fair on !nursuay
and Friday, both day and night ana
enioved the excellent program put on
by the association "a vria
Wendell Marsden, student at WIS
consin University in the medicine
course is spending a few days at the
n an