The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-05-26

tation at the Armory of the farce,
Our Boys" The Globe only re-
gretS that space forbidS mention of
the individual merits of the ten young
people who furnished such an enjoy
able evenings entertainment to the
kindly disposed friends in attendance
here was real merit in the render
ing of this play.
w. w. Brown and Walter Bun
mel spent Sunday at outside points.
Mrs. A. S. Hardy has returned
from a visit with relatives in Portland
MesdameS Minnie Hohaus and c.
A. Branscombe visited in Lewiston
this week.
James H. Colgrove, postmaster and
merchant at Orogrande, was in the
city this week on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Austin are
here from Greenacres visiting with the
Chase brothers and other relatives and
friends.
In the spelling contest held by the
schools Monday, Lawrence Adam,
Majoria Griffith, Bolivar Sco6eld and
Agnes Gerdiug tied.
John Sohning, a we'll to do farmer
and old-timer of Greencreek, died
suddenly Monday morning at his
home, and was buried Tuesday.
c. T. Mcdonald sold his Office
building on north State street today
to ]. H. Austin, of Greenacres,
Wash, who buys it as an investment.
z. Dunn, who recently sold his
farm near Greencreek, was in town
today on business. Mr.. Dunn con-
templates making Grangeville his
home in the near future.
Mrs. ]. F. Pomeroy, of Kamiah,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening,
for a visit with her parents, Mr.. anc
Mrs. L. +. Horning, of Tolo, anc
will attend the commencement exer-
cises Thursday evening.
Rudolph Bertsch has moved hi'
harness shop to the Vollmer & Scot
brick, which he has rented. Mr.
Bertsch will also soon begin the NOV
ing of his stock of hardware to the
same building, which is being httec
up in good shape by VIM. Campbell,
Mrs. R. J. Wyall, of Westmore'
land, Kans., arrived here the. first o
the week to spend the summer witt
her cousin, Mrs. ]. P. Hartman, ant
family. Mrs. Wyall stopped off a
Cottonwood for brief visit with Mrs
A. B. Rookie, Mrs. Hartman S sister
Fred Noyes and A. F. Smith o
Lewiston. started Monday TO move
the residence on Main street opposite
the school house, and now have
well on the way to the Fogg addition
in the northeast section OF the town
i The gentlemen seem 10 uhuelsldii'
their business thoroughly.
L. Neal purchased the front por
ton of the building on the VIM. Al
len lot on Main street, recently oc
cupied by the Water Works, Electrl
Light Co. and Bertsch' S harness shop
and is tearing it down and movln
same to the northwest part OF the city
where he will erect couple OF cot
tages.
The w. w. Cooper farm of 28
acres. living four miles north OF town
was sold Monday by Deardorff & Nc
Clannahan to Albert Battles, larg
land owner in Alberta, who will dis
pose of his holdings in that countr
and return here in the early tall
take up permanent residence. III
property sold for Sl2, o00.
lanes Pearson arrived in the cit
Sunday evening from Portland, Ore
pon. having closed his first year at tn
North Pacific Dental College, an
will spend the summer at home. Nv
more wears and Jim will be entltle
to write D. D. S. after his name, ar
! the printing fraternity will have lost
worthy member.
NJ R. Conant sold 80 acres OF h
farm last Thursday to his friend, 1
, F. Durall, from Eureka, Mont, wh
came here a number of days ago wit
the intention of locating. MIR. Dul
/ all left the first of the week for MOI
' tana. where he will close up his bu