The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-09-29

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Ralph Sco6eld returned to Spokane
this week after visit of several DAYS
with his home folks.
The ladies of the Christian church
will hold cooked food sale at the
Cobbs-Miller Grocery store, Saturday,
Oct. 2.
Mrs. Charles Barker-Wood enter
tanned lady friends at her home We'd
nesday afternoon in honor of Mrs.
Harry Wood
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Smith re-
turned last week from the Seattle ex-
position. They also spent one day
at the Spokane fair.
T. w. Bales returned to Hot Lake,
Ore, last Saturday, where he ex-
poets to remain until he gets the rheu-
matism out of his system.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coram, Mrs.
E. Z. Wann and L. M. Harris were
passengers on Thursday morning S
train for the Lewiston fair.
ST. Holsclaw and VIM. Ingram left
this week for Spokane and the Cal
gary country on the B. c. side of the
line, to look after land investment.
J. Arthur Brown and brother, of
the forest service, who was visiting
with him, left this week for Cincin-
natl, o., to attend a family reunion.
Charles P. Cone returned last
Thursday evening from Spokane,
where he went TO have his eye ex-
amined, and the next day went on to
his home at Freedom.
Mrs. R. B. Bell was down from
Grangeville yesterday. She states that
it is getting pretty cold on the prairie
now and Tuesday considerable snow
fell covering the ground for a shor,
period. Mrs. Bell had fine flower
garden here before removing tc
Grangeville and came down to take
some of the choicest specimens home
with her. Culdesac Enterprise.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Watson ar.
rived in the city Tuesday evening
from Morrow county, Ore, ano
have taken up residence in the H. ].
Munro property. They are ole
friends of w. c. Cason and family
and were married just prior to leaving
Oregon. Mr. Watson has an outh
of 26 head of horses which are being
brought overland and has taken thu
contract of seeding a large tract o
land for Rice s. Wilkins.
Keith Fem left Wednesday fo
Moscow, where he goes to buy ont
of the home grown combined har
vesters for use next year To make
sure of getting one in time to use in car
ing for next seasons crop, the orde
has to be placed now, which show
something of the popularity of th'
Moscow-made machine. From ther'
he will visit Pullman where he will
arrange to enter the Washington Ag
ricultural college a little later in tn
season.
/ S. NJ. Howard and S. N. Pool
are in this section this week from
Kalispell, Mont, the guests of thei
old neighbor NJ. R. Conant. The
are looking for land. LATER: MIR
Howard has purchased the H. l.
Ewing quarter section, 4 miles north
west of town, through L. NJ. Harri
s. Co., and with Mr.. Pool, has re
turned to Montana, to close up hi
business affairs before settling dow
here.
i DR.. R. S. Fulton, brother of Judg
R. F. Fulton, with whom he wa
visiting, preached an able sermon
the Presbyterian church last Sunda
morning to a large and attentive audi
|, ence. Mr.. Fulton is forceful an
impressive speaker and his addres
elected many favorable comment
from his hearers. On Monday morn
ing the Doctor and Mrs. Fulfo
started on the return trip to Omaha
where the Doctor holds a pastoral
in the Presbyterian church.
The new |. O. O. F. opera hous
will open Oct. 18th with music;
treat that will probably not be SUI
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