The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1912-05-30
wINoNA NEWS NOTES.

Lewiston on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. |. j.. Beasley
were down from Ferdinand visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. +. A.
Sprague and also attended the
memorial services held at Mt.
Zion church.
Virgil Smith the school teacher
from Westlake was down and
spent Sunday at Mr.. and Mrs
John Seger's.
Clinton Nichols was up to Cot
tonwood and got the new road
grader for the Winona highway
district.
John Mundt and Carl Killmar
were over and spent Sunday with
the Mundt family. They are
from Dryden.
t. M Atwood will leave this
week for Occur d'Alene as a
delegate to the democratic con-
vention which will meet there
June g. From there he will leave
for Baltimore, Maryland, and al
so attend the national convention
which meets there and will make
a visit down through some of
the southern states, Georgia
among others to visit his aged
mother living there.
Frank Willis, of GAINESVILLE,
Mimi, is visiting in and around
Winona. He is a brother of
Mrs. Isaac Turner and uncle of
the Turner boys here. Henry
has been quite busy Of late show
ing his uncle the country. He
seems to think that we have
great country out here and is
well pleased. They all think that
way when they are out here for
time. And finally they move
to dear old Idaho, for she is hard
to beat.
There was splendid memorial
program rendered and banquet
served at Mt. Zion last Sunday
the best ever given before in this
community. We are greatly in
debt to the ladies and Rebekah
sisters for serving the public so
well. There was about $50 peo-
pie there to spend the day. Tri-
butte. was paid the old soldiers
and all the graves in the Gem
etery remembered. The address
was delivered by Rev. Alex Lith-
erland from Sites Idaho, remind
ing us of the days of dear old
Abraham Lincoln. The members
of Lowe lodge No. lis, l. o. 0.
F. of Winona had Rev. Geo. FL.
Ellis from Nez Perez who deliv-
cred an able address in their be-
half which was very much appre
ciated. So the day was well
spent in spite of the rain and
hail. One beauty of it was we
had three old veterans with us
that seemed to make the day
more patriotic, and they related
some of the experiences they had
in the war of 1860 and 81. They
We're ID. M. Mitchell, Isaac Turn
er and VIM. M. Lowe our post
master. Their stories were listen
ed to with deep interest. The
three dear old veterans were re-
quested to get up and stand be-
fore the altar, where they were
congratulated by the entire con-
gregation, while the chorus sang
"God be With You Till We Meet
Again" Thanks from the partic-
ipants were extended to the l. O.
o. F. members and also to the
Rebekah sisters and members of
the churches.
Geo. Killmar has not planted
his potatoes yet. He says he
has not got tissue paper enough
yet.
Miss Hazel Parks was out from
Grangeville spending the day
with relatives and also attending
memorial services.
Can anybody tell why Henry
Turner is wearing such a capti-
waiting smileY Did anybody see
Henry Sunday?
The members of Lowe lodge
No. lis l. o. o. +. are request
ed to all be present at the next
meeting, which is June the LIST,
at 7:30 for the purpose of NOM
mating new officers. Come one
and all and get an office. M. F. |