The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-07-07

Mrs. Clara Allen left last week for
a visit in Lewiston and Spokane.
Attorney James +. Babb and wife,
OF Lewiston, spent Sunday in the
city.
{. ID. DeArm mond is having a sub
stantlal residence erected on his farm.
Elmer Genger is the builder.
Mrs. V. II. MCGee was confined
to her home several days this week
with severe case of tonsiltis.
Frank Hye is in town this week
from the metropolis of the Elk dis
trict looking after county seat matters.
VIM. Briscoe is now nursing very
sore finger, the end of which he al
most amputated while splitting kind
ling.
Mrs. M. Hob aus and Miss Paula
left last Friday for an extensive visit
at Tacoma, Seattle and Centralia,
Wash.
w. w. Robertson and wife, of
Moscow, spent several days last week
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Van Rob-
ertSon.
Thomas Mcclure, a highly es-
teemed citizen OF Cottonwood, recent
ly died at that place. He had been
a resident of the county for the past
ten years.
There was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Ben Baker on last Thursday a, m,
at their home northeast of town a
bright little daughter of nine pounds
weight.
Mr.. and Mrs S. Wildenthaler are
in the city from Lewiston visiting
with their daughter, Mrs. Rains and
family. They are accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Harriet.
D. F. VanPool was in town from
the ranch last Saturday looking brown
and hearty. He says everything is
popping on the farm, but that the
building is moving little slow.
The regular monthly business
meeting of the Epworth League will
be held at the Methodist parsonage,
Tuesday evening, July Is. All mem
: hers are requested to be present.
S. S. Fem, who recently sold hi'
ranch and stock at White Bird, has
, invested in S11, 900 ranch, wei
stocked and in crop, near Sprague
Wash, says the Spokesman-KevleW
County Ire easurer F. S. Rice an'
County Assessor J. l.. wilson las
: week purchased the Len Schleler lou
t acre farm near Denver. Consldera
r ton SO, 600, crops to go with tn
e place.
John T. Higgins, one of the forty
year pioneers of this county, arrive
e in the city Tue esday from his home a
! Higgins. Idaho, and will attend tn
pioneer reunid N. He also has bus'
ness before tn board of county com
% missioners.
County Surveyor f. c, Spedde
returned last Friday from two week
surveying exp EDITION to Elk City an
is the Clearwater country. he e.
n tablished the lines on the county roa
a up Elk creek and on Rabbit creek b'
tween Sites and Clearwater.
S. DIR. ]. w. Mullinix, proprietor
J. the Electric Institute and Sanltarlul
= of Lewiston, Idaho, is at the lmperI
Hotel for few days and would III
to see those who are sick or Athlete
I with any chronic ailment, especial
le rheumatism Or nervous diseases
6 W. Scoheld of the First Nation
bank. returned from the Alaska \ ukt
H. exposition with good reports OF II
tn exhibits and beautiful buildings al
y grounds. Like others, he deplor
the fact that the Idaho exhibit is n
w more in evidence, but says the bull
st, ing is fine one
gs R. Cote, John Jack, Miss Josep
inc Fortier and Miss Lauer return
ay Tuesday from Lewiston IN the au'
n coming throu ueh mud and water a.
of deem in places. They started
N. sttend the Indian celebration at La
m wal, but tn E rain stopped the"h
he Lewiston.