The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1911-06-22

Ralph Perkins returned home
from Moscow last week, where
he has been attending the State
University.
Mrs. Al Nurss and family are
expected to arrive this week from
Seattle and join Mr.. Nurss on the
ranch south of town.
Misses Jessie Coram and Sadie
Stockton returned last week from
Moscow, where they were attend
ing the Idaho State University.
Rev. j. b. York was in the city
Wednesday from his home at
Clearwater and took back with
him in the return trip load of
farm machinery.
Mrs. T. Il. Edmundson went to
Cotton, Wash, last week after
her little daughter who had been
attending school at that place.
They returned to Grangeville on
Saturday last.
Mrs. j. A. Wilkinson and Miss
Villa arrived in Grangeville on
| Wednesday evening from their
home in Walla Walla, and will
visit with relatives and numerous
Grangeville friends for time.
| Doc Denny is moving his stock
into the old Gibson-Allen build
ing, east of the Arlington hotel.
Mrs. w. F. Schmadeka moved
her millinery stock into the new
brick block which is now being
completed, where she will have
very fine quarters.
Christian Science services at
a the old Lewis commercial school
building, two blocks west of the
court house, Sunday at IL a. m.
Subject of the lesson sermon,
Christian Science" Wednesday
/ evening testimonial meeting, at
8 o'clock. All are cordially in
) vited to attend these services.
3 Mrs. George Behean, who has
: been visiting in Grangeville for 8
: time returned to her home al
!. White Bird, Wednesday, Mr.. Be
e hean driving up for her. Mrs
e Behean and sister, Mrs. McAtee
. witnessed the Cottonwood ant
J. Grangeville ball game last Sun
f day.
John McEvers, who recently
: graduated from the Grangevill'
e high school is now working a
$ the Hussman mill at Keuterville
g where he will continue until tn,
t first of July, when he will g
onto the forest reserve force.
y John was at the Cottonwood
n Grangeville ball game Sunday.
l. w. II. Casady, w. G. Brow
e and G. T. Mcdonald, the forme
u as member of the supreme lodge
and the two latter as delegate
e from the local lodge, are at SanC
u point this week attending tn
Z gathering of the Knights of PVT
a las meeting.
:. Miss Golda Manning returne
!. Sunday from a two weeks Wis
- - with her brother Geo. w. Nam
- ing of Steunenburg. Miss Gold
- will go to the ranch the first {
- - the week, where with the rest {
= the family she will spend tt
summer vacation and enjoy far
10 life.
r. Mr.. and Mrs. George M. Rec
o. and Kenneth and Miriam arri
IN ed home Wednesday night of I'll
week from Portland, where MI
he Reed and the children have be-
n since last fall, the two latter q
am tending school in that city. Th
in have gone to housekeeping
ith the Richardson property, whi
me Mr.. Reed recently purchased.
L.. B. Scott, an old time friel
yal of Cashier F. L. Leonard, of t
,ek Savings and Trust company bal
re. of this city, and Cashier M.
om Moore, of the Salmon River Sta
tn bank, of White Bird, arrived
in the city last Saturday from M
neapolis, Mimi, and visited un
the Wednesday of this week. Mes
me Leonard and Scott drove
mo White Bird on Monday to
ace Mr.. Moore and family.
the Nicholas Lamb, probably
ges sprightliest old ex-soldier of
age in the whole northwest,
tin. rived in Grangeville this We
Gus from the Soldiers Home at l
rch Angeles, Calf, where he has b
M, soiourning for some time. 1
,rd- Lamb, who is SO years old, col
all readily pass himself off for
and while he admits that he
P, not as young as he used to be,
ar says in that rich Irish brogue
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