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

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Mrs Ed. Hawley is up from
White Bird visiting with Mrs. Rufus
Hawley.
w. V. Manring of the forest SER
vice, was up from the Clearwater
Monday, and gives encouraging re-
ports of the trail work.
he management of the band has
decided to give a Sunday afternoon
concert on the street instead of the
night concert during the week.
VIM. Ingram, the new chief of
police, looks well behind the star, and
from the starter made this week, he
is going to do execution.
The ladies of the Baptist church
will give cooked food and fancy ar
ticle sale at the poStoffice the third
Saturday of this month.
Judge Newman has received the
appointment of game warden for the
White Bird section and has also been
made keeper of the Notarial seal by
Gov. Brady.
R. H. Rutlidge, of Missoula,
Mont, Chief of operation in the
forest service, District No. |, arrived
in the city this week, and expects to
accompany Supervisor Geo. Ring on
trip into the mountains.
Geo. Fem returned from a trip to
Charleston Tuesday evening. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Hobrook and
son, mother and brother of Mrs.
Fem, who expect to spend the sum-
mer visiting on the prairie.
Dave Yates, D. NJ. Mitchell and
Robert Greer, three of the substantial
Red Rock farmers were in the city
Tuesday transactlng business. They
report crop conditions excellent in
their community, and they say the
fruit outlook is good.
A number of the young friends Of
Miss Vera Allen, principally high
school students of Grangeville and a
number from Cottonwood, gave her
a pleasant surprise at her home in this
city last Friday evening. Games and
refreshments were the features of en-
tertainment.
At meeting of the school board
last Thursday night Prof. Geo. w.
Cotton was elected superintendent of
schools, Norman Adkison and F. f.
Lukens assistant principals and Miss
Lottie Spedden teacher of the mixed
grade. The primary teacher is yet to
be chosen.
w. E. Graham returned from Port
land on this evenings train, where he
was attending the embalming school
He met Mrs. Graham and daughter
Miss Mable at Portland on their re-
turn trip from California. They &C
companied as far as Spokane, where
they will remain until Sunday.
Ed Fortier, from Cloquet, MINI.
is late arrival from the east. Mr..
Fortier is brother of Miss Josephine
Fortier, of the Schmadeka millinery
department. MIR. Fortier is said to
be hrst-class musician, which state
ment will be more highly appreciated
in view of the fact that he expects to
take up permanent residence here.
''The Cascade Ice Cream Parlors, "
now being fitted up at the Mclean
Book Store, will be one of the
we'll patronized refreshment resorts ol
our city this summer by those who
appreciate pleasant surroundings and
excellent service. From the profus-
ion of palms and pleasant tropica
surroundings, "The Palm woule
not have been an inappropriate name,
but the first mentioned title is the one
that goes, and when you hear it yol
can think of all the good things or
the list and know where to find them
Through circumstances over which
the reporter had no control, no men
ton of the Goth anniversary services
III o. O. F. held at the Christian
church was made last week. The
character of the program arranged BY
the RebekahS was such as entitled il