The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-06-16

10y NNoAoy AiOiu JOSCDH.
DIR. and Mrs. Riggs returned on
tuesday evenings train from a trip
to outside points.
DR.. and Mrs. Jesse Rains returned
| tuesday evening from visit with
Moscow friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Schwalbach
left Sunday for California, where they
expect to remain for number of
weeks.
A shower was given Miss Bella
Pearson at the home of Mrs. Reese
Hattabaugh on Monday by her friends,
in which linen predominated.
Marriage license was granted to
Baird Morrow and Miss Jessie Row
ton, of Kooskia. The bride intended
is daughter of Senator ]. G. Row.
ton.
w. f. Graham is now having the
sand delivered for his new brick busi-
ness building, and the arrival Of the
brick from Kendrick is expected to
soon begin.
Dr. and Mrs. f. H. Shaefer went
to Lewiston the first of the week for
brief visit with their daughter, Mrs.
| ]. w. Pantall, returning home Tues
day evening.
Miss Elbra Harrah gave a bridal
dinner at the ]. A. Wilkinson home
Sunday for her friend Miss Bertha
Bridgeman, which was a most en-
joyable affair.
A miscellaneous shower was given
Miss Bessie Eakin at the home of
Mrs. Geo. Adam on Friday of last
week, in honor of the approaching
marriage of Miss Eakin and Ed Smell.
! Miss Carriebelle Clay arrived in the
city Tuesday evening from higgins,
to purchase goods for her store at that
place. Miss Clay made the trip horse
back, and apparently with little fatigue.
Sasenbery & Wilkinson have pur-
chased the remnant of the H. f.
Matteson goods, which have been in
storage for sometime, and have open
ed them up in room near their rea
estate Office.
w. D. Vincent has purchased the
H. E. Mareson property, and Mr..
Matteson is now arranging his affairs
to leave the first of next week for Lo:
Angeles Calf. where expects to en-
gage in fruit raising.
Judge w. n. Scales took the trair
last Saturday morning for Spokane, tc
meet Mrs. Scales on her return from
lengthy visit in Boston and New
York. They arrived at home on thi
evenings train.
John Coram, Cyrus Overman, Jo'
Wade, Mr.. and Mrs. E. S. Swee
and Mr.. and Mrs. J. |. Overmal
were among the Grangeville citizen
who attended the farmers convention
at Cottonwood last Saturday.
DR.. Green and ]. w. Galbraltl
| made trip the doctors sheep CAM
, at the mouth of Rocky canyon las
: Saturday, returning the next day
The body of a man fully clothe
I passed down the river by their CAM
: recently. The herders had no lde
as TO where it came from.
George ]. Smith has just complete
a well at his place northeast OF town
: and now has it in running order
e Plenty of water to supply all needs
stock and house was secured at SKI
!. feet. and an excellent pump has bee
" ;. installed. Steinhouse Bros. bored tn
c well.
y F. Erickson, the Kippen lumbt
manufacturer and dealer, has been
6 the city several days this week o
business and pleasure combined, vlSl
inp with his daughter, Mrs. Parkln
;, ;. and working up business among tn
;. u contractors in the lumber line. n
u also took in the opening at the In
perial.
Is Geo. A. AIgie, of Spokane, wh
! has been travelling jewelry Salesma
/ for years and is an expert jeweler ar
e hand engraver, has connected hlmse
with the firm of Gibson & Allen, ar
d will have charge of the jewelry depar
i ment of the business. The buslne
,. of this enterprising firm is grown
r rapidly and they are expanding I
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