Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1908-05-06
LITTLE GRANT.


entire gamut OF changes from tropi-
cal to frigid. Whether or not the
frost has hurt the emory onic plants
is a question being DIT Dated by local
horticulturists
A young Dutchman arrived at
the home of VIM. PagenkOpf Sun
day evening, April 26th.
Miss Myrtle Garthwaite was home
last week. She has been engaged
at the home of her broter, James,
for fortnight
Frank Webb, of Mt. Hope, was
a visitor in this township recently.
He has purchased the imported
stallion "Malin."
Arthur McKevitt, of Patch Grove,
called on several of his former
acquaintances II this town recently.
Jos. Addison sold an excellent
bunch of cattle to John Zenz, Mon
day.
VIM. Hope had business in Bloom
ington Thursday.
Asparagus is the first home grown
vegetable on our market this
season.
Thos. Webb was a business visi-
tor in Mt. Hope the fore part of the
week.
Clinton Leighton and Albert
Henry were business visitors in
Bloomington last week. The former
is having some dental work done at
DR.. Marlow's.
Carl F. Block and wife of Bloom
ington, visited at the Albert
Brandemuehl home Thursday.
VIM. Pagenkopf was business
visitor at the Hub" Monday.
Thos. E. Pendleton and wife were
Bloomington visitors Saturday.
Mayor Patrick Smith deserted his
farm duties for an extended visit at
Bloomington Wednesday.
J. B. Gilligan and wife of Bloom
ington, the former being an enter
Orislng hardware merchant OF that
place, were visitors at T. E. Pendle-
tons Thurfday. Mr.. Pendleton pur-
chased new De Laval cream
separator from Mr.. Gilligan, who
at once prepared it for operation.
Mr.. PendIeton has exposed nim-
self as very well pleased with his
purchase.
Chas. Hlllery was at Glen Haven
Thursday, his object being the con-
veyance of lumber to be used in the
construction of Lee Brooken's new
barn.
Ted Sprague and Gaylord Bates
of Bloomington, passed through
this township last Thursday. They
were conveying hay to Blooming
ton.
MI. and Mrs. Hiram Adams
visited in Mt. Hope last week, at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernie
Abb aham.
Peter Rooney and wife were at
Bloomington Thursday.
The Rev. Nabholtz. pastor OF the
Little Grant German Evangelical
church, has accepted call to Hins-
dale, Illinois.
John Hollenburgher, ST.. was a
business visitor at Lancaster Fri
day.
Little Grant is in the throes of its
spring road agonies. Every road is
a quagmire combined with hetero
gereous combination of huge titanic
powders, impossible gullies, old
rails and INDISPENSABLE junk. Little
Grant has long been famed for the
disreputable character of its roads
and it is certainly doing itself proud
this spring. If we had two or three
more road commissioners where on
earth would we be at2
Era Grifis is preparing 10 en-
large his farm house this summer.
Chas. Jeidy was a county seat
visitor on Tuesday, April %.
Horace Underwood and Isaac Garth
waite were also at Lancaster on the
day named.
A party of hunters from Mt. Ida
were through Little Grant last
week. They succeeded in captur-
ing six young wolf whelps.
Editor Roethe, of the far famed
% Fennimore Times, passed
through Little Grant last week.
The gentleman was travelling via
his legomobile.
A meek tie" sociable is billed to
occur at the Miner school house
next Friday evening. Miss Ida
Govier Is teacher at the aforemen-
toned institution.
Miss Allie Webb, a former teacher
In our schools, has gone to South