Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-08-08
LITTLE GRANT.
speclal Correspondence to the Herald.

Special Correspondence to the Herald
Our farmers are in the midst of
their harvesting at present but with
not very satisfying results however.
Between the two enemies hail and
rust our oats have had a pretty hard
time of it.
Friends of Geo. Peterson of Bee
town were circulating nomination
papers in his behalf in this locality of
late
VIM. Welsh was at Lancaster Mon
day; while there he disposed of his
1908 wool crop.
Mrs. Peter Rooney visited il
Bloomington Sunday and while there
attended Catholic church.
Miss Myrtle Garthwaite was
Bloomi- ton visitor Tuesday.
Ere cooley is at home again after
spending the working season at John
Krohn's.
Jas. and John Hampton of Bloom
ington were operating in Little Grant
last week.
Business callers in Bloomington,
Tuesday were Jas. Abraham and wife.
John Gull and wife, Harry Kaap, and
Arno and Amel Brandemuehl.
Glen Cairns of Mt. Hope visited in
Little Grant and Bloomington last
week Glen has recently returned
from Chicago where he was operated
upon for defective nasal passage.
VIM. Pagenkkopf and Minna Kaap
were Lancaster visitors Tuesday.
VIM. Garthwaite made business
trip to Lancaster Wednesday.
Albert Henry was visitor at Lam
caster Wednesday,,
Orlando Prieeaux and family ac-
companied by young lady who has
been visiting them, passed through
this township en- route for Lancaster
Wednesday.
Alice and Grace Pendleton, of
Fennimore visited friends and Iela-
tives in Little Grant last week.
Lewis Cooley accompanied by his
children Burnell and Helen were
Bloomington visitors Saturday
Gus. Reynolds and John Champion
attended the furniture sale in Bloom
ingon Saturday.
Eldridge Reynolds had business in
Bloomington Saturday, also Tom
Webb.
Charles Tornowske. of Millville de-
livered load of calves to Harvey
Hulburt Thursday.
John Champion had business in
Bloomington Wednesday.
Harvey Hulburt ground grist for
Tom Webb Thursday.
Luke Webb and. Mort BARLEY at
tended the Platteville Chautauqua
Thursday. The speakers of the &C.
casion were senator LaFollette and
Will Carleton the poet.
Everett Pritehett was repairing
phones and doing general telephone re-
pair work in this township last week.
August Losch had business in
Bloomington Saturday.
VIM. Trollope and Wilson French
were business visitors in Lancaster
Tuesday.
Jas. Addison had business in Bloom
ington Tuesday.
VIM. Brings and family had business
in Lancaster Tuesday Isl,
One Of our erstwhile citizens. Fred
Brandemuell sustained very severe
runaway accident iD which one side
OF his face was cut open from mouth
to ear and his right arm broken.
From latest reports his condition is
somewhat improved although grave
doubts are entertained for his recovery. |
Business visions in Bloominton Sat
urday were: Gus Reynolds and wife,
Hiram Adams, Danl Trainor, Henry |
Pink, Thos Hillery. Roy Garthwaite,
and sisters, John Pink, Jay Hickok,
John Gull and family. Paul Smith. !
Mrs. J. Smith, Mayor Patrick Smi tn.
Co; Cooley and family. John Zenz,
I'd Jeidy and family George and Jess
Hillery and sisters. Chas. and Burnell |
Addison Gerald Lynass and Mrs. |
Thos. Pendleton and daughter.
The bridge building gang have
completed their work on the bridge at
the foot of the Jeidy hill and all that
remains to be done is the filing in.
Let us nope it will soon be ready for
use.
Mrs Chas Chase and sister were
Lancaster callers Tuesday.
Nj, lsnrGoIa nnd nifo non RaSsin