The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-06-30

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Sheriff J. +. Byron LEFT Monday
morning for Oregon on official buSi-
less.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nash were over
rom Cottonwood the first of the
week visiting friends.
Mrs. G. w. BittIe, of Clarkston,
is visiting with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Vansise.
Mrs. Roy Mckinney went to Cot
on this morning S train for
visit with relatives and friends.
A. l.. Thompson, of the firm
Thompson s. McMartin, was in
Lewiston the first of the week on busi-
ness.
Mrs. John Phillips is quite sick at
her home from complications arising
from case of grip contracted some
weeks ago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wann took the
train for Fem this morning, from
where they go to the country to at
tend the funeral of friend.
Rev. and Mrs. c. ID. Williamson
went to Vollmer Tuesday, where Mr..
Williamson is to deliver one of his
impressive illustrated lectures.
Misses Ella Martin, Virginia Brans-
combe and Marietta Alexander formed
riding party and visited with Miss
Haley at the hospitable home of Mrs.
Sherwin. near Tolo, last Sunday.
Max Aronson received his fixtures
and supplies for his confectionery and
ice cream parlors this week and is
going to have one of the swell places
of the town.
Commissioner Charles BentZ and
wife came up from White Bird to-
day. Mr.. Bentz says the upward
tendency of the mercury is plenty or
the Salmon at this time.
Mrs. c. A. Parsons and family lef
the first of the week for the Moose
Creek mines near Newsome, where
they will spend the summer. ]. P
Manning made the trip with them t.
Newsome in a four-horse rig.
Bank Examiner J. H. Lynch arriv
ed in the city last saturday and ha
been busy at his official work since
He goes from here to White Bird ant
from there will return here and Il
Sites, going out on the Clearwate
line.
Mr.. and Mrs. Isaac Zehner, @
; Denver, will leave the latter part G
) the week for an extended visit in sew
eral eastern states. Mr.. Zehner say
he expects to do little advertlsln
for his business and the country gen
orally while gone.
Geo. d. Smith, Geo. p. Kelly an
: Geo. A. Smith took flying trip owe
to ]. l.. Eckerts, near Cottonwoo
last Friday in Walt Crosby's auto
They were enthusiastic over the GRO
! outlook and the generally fine appear
ance of the country.
The Presbyterian Sunday schoc
has arranged to go to Rowton's grove
} near Fairview, Friday for a picnic an
general outing. 1t is predicted th
the young folks will have the time {
their life on this occasion, and it
also admitted that the old folks e,
S pect to 90 some.
The marriage of Mabel c. Richie,
. of White Bird, and James K. Thoma
u Of Lucille, was solemnized at the prc
bate judges Office today. The GER
mony was performed in Judge Jaqu
y most acceptable style and the coup
It were sent on their way with Il
k Judges hearty benediction and Il
IS lasting Impressions of very pleasa
e ceremony lingering in their memorle
Edmund lnman sold his fine far
> one mile east of town this week
'r William Eggleston, from South d
: kota, for S12, 900, or SIS per acr
= including the crop, and is to give pc
$ session at once. While the Clio
extends to Mr.. Eggleston hear
1t welcome, it is with many regrets til
: it learns that Mr.. Inman confer
: plates removing to Walla Walla
: make his future home.
le DIR. and Mrs. F. A. Campbell IL
ID this morning for Chicago, where tn
are called by the serious sickness