The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-06-19

ston friends
Don't forget the ball game Fri
lay. June 20. X. p. VS. the Printers.
Game called at 4;30.
Mrs. II. j. Nau came over from
Ferdinand Saturday last TO have her
eyes treated by DR.. Jackson.
Mrs. H. J. Smith went to Spokane
this week to visit with relatives and
attend the Pow Wow.
For Sale-SO horse power gasoline
traction engine, also bottom John |
Deere engine plow. Lewiston Land
& Water Company Ltd. 29-tf |
David Stickler was in the city last
week from his ranch over on the
South Fork, transacting business with
our merchants.
Mrs. F. A. Campbell and little
daughter arrived in the city on last
Saturday evenings train, and are
the guests of the Gilmore household.
Miss Elma Nickel arrived in the
city Sunday from her home In Spo-
kane and will visit for a time with
her sister, Mrs. Walter Bunnell and
other friends.
DR.. H. ]. Smith and Charles Wald-
rum left Tuesday morning for Mos
cow to represent the local X. p.
lodge at the Grand lodge which is In
session there this week.
Rev. Everett p. Smith, of Boise.
will hold morning and evening ser
vices at the usual hours at Holy
Trinity Episcopal church on Sunday
next, June 90, to which all are cor
daily invited.
w. Il. Swatman, the West Lake
threshing machine man, was in the
city last Friday and Saturday ON bus
mess. Prospects for big thresh-
ing record this fall are fine. he says,
and he expects to get his share of 1t.
A. j. Mullinix, OF Walla Walla, ar
rived in the city yesterday to re-
ceive treatment at the sanitarium of
his nephew. DR. Mullinix. In a few
days he will go to Grangeville to Wis
it his son. j. M. Mullinix.-Clarkston
John Knox returned yesterday from
Emmett. He reports men at work all
along the line of the o. S. L. Rail
road and track layers busy between
Big Eddy and Smiths ferry Mead
ows Eagle.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Henley came
in last week from Boles. Mrs. H. re-
mained for a visit with her parents
Mr.. and Mrs. w. E. Graham, while
Jim returned Saturday to look after
the ranch.
N. w. Lowe, after whom the old
Lowe postoffice at Winona was nam
ed, who went east some two years
ago, has finally rounded up at Pea
body, Kansas, which he says Is dry .
just now in more than one sense.
Mrs. Emma Helm. wife of Fred E
Helm, died at Golf last Tuesday
morning. She was one of the early
settlers at Warren, moving later tc
this valley, where she had a wide
acquaintance and many friends
Meadows Eagle.
The Indian camp meeting, which
| has been an annual happening at the
: base of Mason Butte, will begin June
2S and last until July s. These meet
ings have been growing in interes
: and attendance yearly and this yea
promise to be better attended thai
: ever.
Mrs. R. w. Mcintosh arrived in tn,
city last Sunday evening, and was &C
companied from Cottonwood t.
Grangeville by Mac. who did most ei
fective work as backstop for the loo
ais in last Sundays game. The Nc
Intosh family are now domiciled i
furnished rooms at the home of Mrs
McEntee, on south Hall street.
w. c. Salee and wife of Pasco, ar
= visiting Mrs. Salee's parents. Mr.. an
Mrs. j. A. Wimpey, this week. MI
and Mrs. Salee expect to spend tw
or three weeks at Elk City befor
J, returning home. Mr.. Salee was tn
original newspaperman of Sites, hay
: ing published. the Herald here befor
the days OF Frank Roberts and
now connected with the Express {
. Pasco-Stites Enterprise.
DR.. H. V. Riggs and w. E. Bul
NELL two of the crack tootists of th
local aggregation, went to Lewisto
e Monday and from there went wit
o the Lewiston band to the Spokar
n Pow Wow to engage in the band col
e test which will be pulled off the1