Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-02-05

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from q step, and lis foot landed in
such manner as to break the large
bone just above the ankle. Mr..
Sprague had on some stiff new over
shoes, which he say 8 were respon-
sible for the accident The break Is
quite painful, but the patient is bear
ing up bravely.
| DIED. In Bonesteel, S. D, Jan.
16, Mrs. Frank Irish. Urania Rey-
nolds was her maiden name, and
she was SO years of age She came
to Little Grant with her parents,
from Pennsylvania, when one year
of age, and passed her youth in
that township. She married Frank
Irish and went west, where they
have lived many years She is
survived by her husband, a family
of children, mostly grown, her aged
mother, Mrs. Lucy Reynolds, one
brother, Augustus C, of Little
Grant, and two sisters, Mrs Chas
Garth waite, of this place. and Mrs.
VIM. Scott, of Little Grant. Her
father, Abe Reynolds, died in the
army during the war. The Reynolds
family were of that exceptional
class of citizens who settled Little
Grant. Their old pioneer neighbors
give them high praise.
CREAMERY TO RUN &C. E. Sutton,
the Mt. Hope creameryman, was In
town last Tuesday, and informed us
that our creamery would have a
first-class manager this season. Our
farmers were beginning to like
Albert Baumgartner, who con-
Quoted the creamery here last fall,
but Albert has been enticed away
down toward Boscobel by a sweeter
attraction than fresh creamery
butter.
SALES L. Abraham, Friday, Feb.
9TH.
Ernest Garthwaite. Thursday, Feb.
Is.
John Harris, Monday, Feb. IL.
ToPPY TEAM. Harvey Hurlburt
bought Chas. Krohn's fine sOrrel
team ut the sale Friday for $500.
Despite the big snow storm, the sale
was success. Auctioneer Hoskins
selling nearly rything. On the
morning of the sale Harvey sold 46
head of yearliDgs 20. George Jarratt
of Mt. Ida-enough to pay for his
team, and then some.
LOCALS DeMuth, one of
our teachers. is taking care of three
children for her sister, Mrs. Toll
man, who is ill In a hospital at
Rochester, Mimi. Accompanied by
her brother-in-law, she brought
the children here last week. With
the help of friends she expects 20
keep up her school work and look
after the children until her sister
RECEIVERS from an operation. The
Tolmans live in Rozeman, Mont,
where Mr.. Tolman teaches in the
school. They came to Rochester to
have the help of the Doctors Mayo,
celebrated surgeons.
The freshmen gave their teacher,
Miss Orcutt, a reception Thursday
evening, on account of her intended
departure.
All who attended the farmers
institute at Millville last eek re-
port the attendance good and pro,
gram interesting. They were well
pleased with the numbers furnished
by our people.
Mrs. Murphy, we'll known resi-
dent of Lancaster, died at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Thos. Nc
Namara, Thursday, where she had
come few days previously to visit.
We are to have a vaudeville show
tonight.
Miss Emma Glasier is taking up
the work which Miss Orcutt has
been doing in school. Miss Glasier
is graduate of the university and
has first class record as a teacher
in the university academy.
P. BARLEY is having a siege of
pneumonia We hope to see him
out soon.
Harry Bates returned from Dakota
Wednesday.
Atty. L. Philipson made a pro-
fessional trip to the south part of
the county last week.
Miss joanna Mcnamara is serious
ly i'll OF consumption.
F. L. Greer and wife of this place
and Mrs. Clegg OF Sibley, Iowa.
expect to start about Feb. Is for a
trip down through Texas and over