The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-07-24

Rev. F. Oppermann, of Spokane,
will preach at Fem. Idaho, July 9th,
: at 1880 a. M, and 1880 p. m.
Bob McCulley returned Wednesday
evening of this week from Iowa,
where he made lengthy visit at his
old home.
w. J. Jorden of the Northern Pac-
ific road, was in the city over We'd
nesday night from his present home
in Spokane.
l. c. Hattabaugh came up from his
lhome at Lewiston Wednesday even
ing and is mixing among his old time
acquaintances.
A. MacCorquodale, general agent of
the Camas Prairie line. was in the
city today looking after his company
business interests.
j. l. Overman arrived in the city
last Sunday night from Seattle, and
Is looking after the interests of his
company in the sale of road machin-
cry. g.
Pete Smith, the Salmon river pio-
neer and miner, arrived in the city
Tuesday evening from Spokane, wher'
he went recently to have his eyes
treated by a specialist.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wright returned
Monday from lengthy outing and
fishing excursion in the White Bird
section. They brought back the tan
les.
Adam Brust who has been confined
to his home for some time with sick
ness, Is not making great strides
SO well at last reports. He is said
to be suffering from dropsical affec-
ton.
Henry Murray is In town this week
from Kamiah. Henry IL negotiating
the purchase of the Steen meat
market in Kooskia. which town he
says is one of the most enterprising
busy little marts In all central Idaho,
and he thinks a good place to tie up
with.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Addison, who
spent several weeks of their vacation
here with Norman's home folks, left
the first of the week for Charleston,
from where after a brief visit with
Mrs. Addison IS mother, they will go
on to Pocatello. where Norman Is con
nected with the Idaho Academy.
Attorney P. w. Mitchell, Sheriff
Paige and City Marshal Farmer
made an auto trip to Grangeville this
morning to appear in the preliminary
hearing of Hubert Buckingham which
came before Probate Judge DeHaven
today. Buckingham was bound over
to the district court.-Nez Perez
Herald.
e. E. Ping and "Slats" Taylor were
in the county seat Wednesday from
kooskia, and after looking after other
business matters they passed around
among the boys and talked base
ball." and possibly succeeded in rib
bling up a game with the local bunch,
although they could not definitely de-
eide until few days later. II they
come they say they will bring a bet
ter lineup than they had at Lewiston
on last Sunday.
Tommy Morris. the centenary pas,
senger brakeman on the High Line,
has been granted q two months lay
off, and he and wife, formerly Miss
Milly Arnold. left Tuesday morning
for Spokane, where they will make a
brief visit with the husbands rela-
tives and win then go to Chicago,
where they will spend several weeks
with Mrs. Morris sister, Mrs. L. H.
Buescher, and family. They will re-
turn for Border Days.
Hay harvest is now getting under
good Roadway and hands and teams
are greatly in demand. There will I
be an immense crop of timothy this /
season and the weather so far has
been ideal for haying. BY the time /
the hay is cared for the unprecedent- +
ed barley, wheat and oats crops will /
be demanding attention of the own
ers and all available laborers and
teams, and then the rush will be