Mississippi Trial, 1955

What does grampa mean by “doing a little business”?

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Grandpa's "business" generally meant visiting someone in their office for a visit. Whatever Grandpa didn;t want Hiram to hear was avoided when he'd give him a nickel to shop around in the lobby. We can infer that Grandpa's business had something to do with the African Americans workers employed on the farms.

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Mississippi Trial, 1955