Jasper County Democrat, Volume 15, Number 29, Rensselaer, Jasper County, 13 July 1912 — BRADY ELEVATOR SOLD. [ARTICLE]

BRADY ELEVATOR SOLD.

Harrington Bros, of Lafayette Are the Purchasers. T. J. Harrington of Lafayette, who was formerly in the grain business in Benton county and at Remington, was here Tuesday and closed up a deal for the purchase of the J. L. Brady elevator near the new depot in this city. His brother also of Lafayette is associa-' ted with him in the deal. They! take possession Monday. It is reported that they will not come here in person to manage the business, but will place a practical man in eht rge. 1 Mr. Brady, who has been in the business here for sixteen years, has no definite plans in view, but will' probably move tj £outh Bend, where his former partner, C. W. Coen, and J. C. Paxton, ah old friend are now located in the banking business. The many friends of Mr. and Mrs. Brady jjzi.ll be sorry to have’ them leave Rensselaer.