Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-03-14
LITTLE GRANT.


aggerated idea.
Arthur J. Homer, one of our re-
tired farmers, was business visitor
at Bloomington Monday.
Mary and Harriet Homer had
their years supply of wood sawed
Tuesday; Lewis Wetmore assisted
by his new gasoline engine did the
saving.
Harry Kaap was a business visi-
tor in Bloomington Tuesday. Harry
has but lately recovered from an at
tack of bronchitis.
Thos. Webb was business visi-
tor at Mt. Hope Tuesday. While
there he visited at the home of his
brother, Frank Webb.
Mayor Patrick Smith, ably assist
by VIM. Trollope. is busily engaged
In the cutting of logs which are
later to be sawed into lumber. Mr..
Smith is another one of our farm
ers who is seriously contemplating
barn construction. We congratu-
late the gentleman for his diligence
and sagacity.
VIM. Garthwaite made business
trip to Lancaster Wednesday. One
of the objects of his visit was to
consult DR.. Doolittle In regard to
his case.
David Baldwin. former occupant
of northern Little Grant, moved to
the Geiger farm last week. The
afore mentioned farm was recently
purchased from another one of our
former citizens, Chas. Krohn, who
is now an established resident of
the municipality of Bloomington.
Mrs. Thos. Webb, visited at the
home of her niece, Mrs. 81. E.
Taylor, in Bloomington, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor will soon de-
part for Spokane, Washington,
where the former will locate and
engage in the house construction
business.
Ed. Jeide assisted his brOther-in
law, Chas. Krohn, last week In
moving from the farm recently sold
by the latter to the residence in
Bloomington, recently purchased by
him.
Harry Hickok, hustling hard
ware merchant, of Belmont, visited
in Bloomington the past week, and
while there called upon his brother
Frank, of Little Grant.
Harvey Hurlburt recently dispos-
ed of horse to Andrew Lewis fol-
the tidy sum of two hundred dol
lars. Harvey is famous for the ex.
cellence of his horses and is very
popular with horse buyers for that
reason. He always has a good
supply on hand and never disap.
points prospective purchaser.
Karl T. Block, who was recently
married to one of our Little Grant
girls, has recently moved to his
farm north of Bloomington.
Supervisor Albert Brandemuehl
was business caller In Blooming
ton Monday.
Columbus Wayne was business
visitor in Bloomington one day last
week. Mr.. Wayne has been trap
ping with fair success this winter
but reports the fur business as not
being very remunerative on account
OF the low prices prevailing.
Ellsworth Jeide and wife were
business visitors in Bloomington
Monday.
Mrs. Alfred Adams and Mrs.
Abrahams, of Mt. Hope, transacted
business IN Bloomington last week.
j. Homer was q business visitor
in Bloomington last Monday; while
there he called upon his sister, Mrs.
A. j. Frazier.
It is reported that Miss Mayme
Jones, one of our popular teachers,
has rendered her resignation to 60
into effect Saturday, March z.
VIM. Pagenkopf shipped his hogs
from Lancaster Tuesday. VIM. re.
ports the market to be about as low
as it was doing the financial string.
ency, two months ago.
Albert Krohn disposed of a fine
selection of poultry at Bloomington
Wednesday.
Chas. Underwood has returned
to his official duties as fireman OF
the G. 81 N. w. railroad.
Agnes Hope, daughter of VIM.
Hope of this township. and wh1lom
teacher of the Prideaux district
school, is now the efficient clerk at
the popular Hope cafe in Blooming
ton.
Twin Hale spent Wednesday and
Thursday at the Hale farm and
while there assisted in saving of