The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-04-20

Cashier Martin Wagner of the
First National bank, is in Spok-
ane this week visiting with Mrs.
Wagner and Miss Dorothea and
incidently looking after bust
ness matters.
Wilbur Fuller who was re-
Gently operated on fir appendi-
tits, is making rapid strides to-
ward recovery. He is now able
to sit up, and it is expected will
soon be out again.
The ladies of the Baptist
church will hold a cooked food
sale at the old Crosby building
on Saturday, April 22d, to which
the attention of the public is in
vited. a13-2t
There was a mistake made by
the Globe in the statement that
A. G. Hall conducted the funeral
| of Ned Greene; instead w. E.
Graham had charge of the flu
neral as conductor.
Excellent Easter services were
held by the different churches
last Sunday. The musical pro-
gram in the evening at the Pres
byterian church was said to have
been exceptionally fine.
w. E. Sillivan was in town last
Friday from his home near
Harpster and drove home brand
new Winona hack, while Gus
Wickman took home a new bug
gy the same day.
| j. G. Gelbach went to Spok-
ane Sunday, and from there will
go to the Vera irrigated tract
where he will do some tree plant
ing on his holdings. He expects
to be absent a week.
| Steinhouse and Lewis the two
| well drillers of this community
report numerous orders in theil
line of business among the farm
ers, and both outfits are looking
to be kept busy throughout the
season.
Found-A watch, on Sunday
| April I'd, the day of the fire. The
owner will be given possession
of same upon its identification
and payment of the cost of
vertising. Call at Eimers-Woo
store. a13-t
A young tonsorial artist tool
up residence at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Brown on Monda.
morning of this week and bid
fair to soon be at the head of thu
government in that household
All well.
Richard Burke, brother o
Governor Burke, of North Da
kota, was in the city several day
last week with A. F. Parker. TIL
gentleman made a very interest
ing talk before the Commercial
J Club ON last Thursday evening.
Social meeting of the ladies
, auxiliary of the Farmers Uniol
will be held at the commercial
, club rooms Saturday, at ] %
All members are requested to b
Ipresent. MRS. A. P. McBOYLF
Secretary.
!, The G. l.. C. club filed in o
; Mr.. and Mrs. M. l.. Ayers O
Wednesday uight loaded wit
. good things to eat. Miss Cassi
Coram won at five hundred i
$ the final contest for silver brace
let. All had a good time.
w. j. Harrah was up this wee
from Iris home at Freedom. II
0 says the cold spell last week di
considerable damage to the fru
: in his section, and also puts in
s plea for a little more moistul
: to give the spring crops an
t spring grazing a little more in
;, petus.
k The Camas Prairie Railros
/ company has started its FEM
crew to work ON the. construc
ion of the long promised fen'
! enclosing the tract between he
:, - and Fem, and it is said good pl
: gress is being made. This new
will be received with rejoicir
10 by the farmers along the line.
: Miss Beth Sherwin came I
q last Friday from Lewiston
join her mother Mrs. B. Sherwi
who has been at the home
I Wallace Scott for the past tv
:; week, Mrs. Sherwin expects
q continue in Grangeville, but Mi
= Sherwin will soon go to Juliaet