The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-06-02
There and Elsewhere

tooay on legal business.
A tennis club is being organized
among the business men.
Screen doors and window screens
at Elmers-Wood Co. Prices right.
Mrs. Frank Rice left "Wednesday
morning for lengthy visit in Califor-
MIA.
Roy Ballard left this week for Cald-
well, Idaho, where the family used to
reside.
Miss Elizabeth Burrows left Sunday
for Hood River. Oregon, to visit with
relatives.
Fred Corliss and Jack Divine were
in town last week interviewing our
merchants.
Mrs. Jennie Williams came in on
Saturday evenings train from Spokane
for visit with friends.
Rev. C. d. Williamson will de-
liver the |. o. O. F. memorial ad
dress on the 10th for the local order.
Noyes g. Cramer begin work on a
residence for Prof. Greenough this
week in the southwest part of the city.
]. c. Gelbach announces that
there are now but two inmates at the
county farm. Not bad showing for
Idaho county.
Mrs. L. c. Ramsdell, who has
been here for a number of weeks
looking after her farm, will return to
Spokane in the morning.
The dance given last Friday night
at the Armory by the Pythian Sisters
was we'll attended, and those present
pronounced it swell affair.
Last week steps were taken by
Ernest Robbins, the Clearwater saloon
man, who was recently refused a re-
newal of license by the county COM
missic ners, for an appeal.
"Dick" the little son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed. Abramson, fell into the
steam near their residence last week,
and was almost drowned when res
cued by a neighbor.
DIR. Slusser returned Saturday from
trip through the Palouse country and
to Spokane. The next day he drove
to White Bird in response to pro-
fessional call.
DIR. and Mrs. Jesse Rains have
gone to Moscow this week to spend a
number of days with friends and at
tend the university commencement ex-
ercises.
A party was given Miss Maude
Coram Tuesday evening at the coun-
try residence of Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Hanson, which was attended by a
dozen or SO couples from town.
Schneider Bros, of Steunenberg,
have rented the Grabski stone build
ing on the hill and will move their
stock of goods from Steunenberg as
soon as the building is in shape.
Fred Noyes says work has not yet
been commenced on the commodlouS
farm residence of Bales & Jones which
they have been figuring on for some
time, and will not begin until lumber
can be secured.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. w. Swineheart
were in the city several days last week
from their home at Clearwater. They
assisted John Ruefenacht, who ac-
companied them, in changing min
eral filing to a homestead entry.
County Attorney Gilmore and Cor
oner H. B. Blake went to White
Bird yesterday to examine into
the circumstances surrounding the
death of a Chinaman, whose body
was found in the river near Plttsburf
Landing under suspicious conditions.
Auctioneer A. V. Ball was callee
TO his old home in the Kamiah coun'
try last Saturday to cry sale for w
| Z. Jewell. He says that section IL
going some now, and will go some
more when railroad construction be-
gins.
The sale of business property or
Main street now occupied by the
Grangeville Saving & Trust Co., banl
and Day barber shop, has been made
and money is up on same, but untl
H. daed actually arrives parties con.