The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1909-06-23
Miss Carriebella Clay returned
Monday to her home at Higgins.


Mr. and Mrs Frank Taylor, of
White Bird are in the city this week.
George p Kelly is out from New
some this week circulating among his
Grangevlle friends.
Tory Jacobson is putting neat wire
fence on the Fen Batty property op-
posite the school house.
O. H. Overman is back from a
trip to Calgary, Alberta, where he
investigated land matters.
MIR. and Mrs A. Freidenrich ar
rived here this week from their home
in Portland, Oregon.
Deputy Assessor Herbert Rothwell
returned Tuesday evening from two
weeks visit at Juliaetta.
George d. Smith was among the
many Grangevile attendants at the
Lewiston show this week.
Mrs. Elizabeth Wood and Harry
returned this week from a visit of in
spection at the Alaska Yukon fair.
A daughter of regulation size was
born TO MIR. and Mrs O. +. Lingo on
Thursday morning of last week.
A shower and luncheon was given
Miss BERTHE Bridgeman Tuesday at
the home of Mrs. Dave Sasenbery.
MIR. and Mrs. c. NJ. Cone are up
from White Bird this week acquaint-
ing themselves with county seat affairs.
Frank S. Rice bought the Chris
Schleier farm of 100 acres this week
through the firm of Deardorff s. Nc
Clannahan.
MeSdames Mark Howe and c. A.
Pangborn were among the number
from GrangevilIe who attended the
show at Lewiston Monday.
The Nick McGree place of 100
acres lying two miles east of town,
was sold last week to George Steph-
ems by Arnold Bros, for $500.
Mrs Nellie Lockhart and children
arrived here last Saturday from Wal
lace, Idaho, and is visiting with heI
aunt, Mrs. S. f. Bibby.
| ]. Frank Simms made a trip the frs,
of the week to the Moses Lake coun-
try in Washington, which is to be
converted into an irrigated district.
John Jack, Allen Mclean, Mis-.
Lawler and Miss Smith formed an au-
tomobile party from this place to at
tend the SellS-Floto show at Lewiston
Monday
Mrs. Walter H. Hill, Mrs. Ear
Wood and Mrs. Ottie Cone left or
this mornings train for Pullman tc
attend the convention of Women o
Woodcraft
| MesSrs. Sweet & Overman are plan.
ming to put in scales and feed yard.
just north of the railroad stock yard.
as soon as arrangements can be made
with the railroad company for ths
ground.
The Baptist Young People had /;
very enjoyable social at the home ol
| +. S. Munro Tuesday evening, a
which ice cream and cake were served
| There were over one hundred young
people in attendance.
Mrs. Q. l.. Benson is down thi
week from Florence. Mrs. Benson
has been urged by the citizens ir
Florence to continue as postmistreS
at that place and has decided to do Sc
if acceptable to the postal department
Frank Long, of Grangeville, anc
Miss Leila Lewis, of North Powder
Ore, were united in marriage Mon
day morning in this city. The cere.
mony was performed by Rev. c. T
Mcdonald at his Office The newly
married couple will take up reSidenc,
in Idaho county.
MIR. and Mrs. Walter Crosby, R.
! Cote, Miss Fortier and Mark Robin
son, started on the trip to Lewiston
Sunday evening in the Crosby auto
mobile to attend the show on Mon
day, but meeting with an accident nes
Cottonwood, they stopped over a
that place and took the train the mex
morning for their destination.
Con Hoheluchter returned Saturda,
from Spokane where he attended tn,
graduating exercises at Gonzaga col