The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1908-06-03

A. Sempert expects to leave the
first of next week for Hot Lake,
Oregon, to get the benefit of the
springs there.
Frances c. Hews, the elocutionist,
went down to White Bird the last OF
the week where she gave a shor,
program Friday night. She remained
there until Sunday for brief visit with
friends in that busy little city.
Ed Sempert came in last night from
Moscow where he has been attend
ing the university. He says that some
of the other young folks who are at
tending from here will probably be
home the last of the week.
Ray Bedford arrived in the city
last night from Masqui, British Col
umbia, where he has resided for the
past several months. He, will 90
down to White Bird soon and ex-
poets to spend the summer in the
Marshall lake mining district.
Geo. d. Mccain, the owner OF
Hotel Grangeville, this week took
charge of the hostelry and will con-
duct this popular place in the future.
R. ]. Mcconnell, who had a lease
on the hotel, will probably move to
his ranch on the Clearwater river.
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Mrs. Henry Randall, of Mt. Idaho,
underwent three operations, two
major and one minor, at the home of
her sister, Mrs. John Byron, in this
city Friday. She is getting along
nicely. DIR. F. A. Campbell per-
formed the operation.
M. M. Moore and wife, of White
Bird, returned Friday from their trip
to Wallace, Idaho, Seattle, Washing
ton, and other points. They wit
messed the u. S. feet at Seattle. MIR.
Moore and wife went down to their
Salmon river home on Saturday stage.
! w. H. Griswold and S. ]. Smith,
assistant engineer of the Northern
Pacific, were in town yesterday on
business. They came over to test the
flow of the well at the railroad station
in the north part of town. Mr.. Smith
returned to Vollmer yesterday, Blu,
MIR. Griswold is still in the city.
! Ed Abrahamson received message
Thursday announcing the serious i'll
ness of brother at Minneapolis, Min
nesota. He left on Fridays stage in
hopes of reaching the brothers bed
side before death ended his sufferings.
Mrs. Abrahamson and little son will
remain at Sites during MIR. Abraham
sons stay in the east.
Miss Frances c. Hews, the elocu-
zionist, gave delightful program oil
several numbers at the Christian
church last night. Miss Hews will
deliver lecture, Physical, Mental
and Spiritual Development" at the
Presbyterian church tomorrow night.
No admission will be charged but a
collection will be taken up.
Charles Sales, who left here several
weeks ago to go to Idaho Falls, Idaho,
has arrived at that place after spending
several days in Mexico. He pur-
chased $50 acres of Mexican land and
will hold the same until advances in
price. Mr.. Sales is working for the
City Electric Light company of Idaho
Falls at good salary.
| A. ]. Turner returned Saturday
night from his visit to Seattle to see
the fleet. His family came up with
him from Lewiston, where they have
been residing for several months.
They are living in the house formerly
occupied. by H. G. Jackson, but now
owned bysMr. Turner, on east Main
street.
I Two valuable horses were found
dea6at the Ramsdell ranch just west
of town last Friday morning. 1t is
believed that the death of the animals
was caused by the electric light wires
coming in connection with the tele-