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

Revillo Johnston is in town from
Lucille enroute outside.
w. H. Lamont of Pollock, made a
business trip to the county seat this
week
Harry Clay and wife came down
from Higgins last Monday and went
on outside.
DR.. Warner was called from Grange
vile last week to perform a minor
operation upon the Peter uanderburg
baby.
j. K. Miller, of the Miller Imple-
ment company at Grangeville, is in
this section this week on company
business.
ID. w. Mahurin and wife returned
home today from a several days
trip outside where Mr.. Mahurin was
under medical care.
William F. Cox, government min
eral inspector, was In this section
some days ago, inspecting several
properties which have applied for
patent.
Frank Wilson, who lives on the
Bert Henley place east of town, had
his leg broken by kick from horse
while In the Clearwater country re-
Gently.
Geo. Smith, who is farming east of
Grangeville, passed through town
this week on his way home from the
Boles country where he recently filed
on homestead.
Miss Mary Gregg, who has been Wis
iting her sister, Mrs. Frank Warden,
since the first Of the month, returned
home to Grangeville last Saturday
afternoon.
g. Unzicker, from the Joseph, and
]. w. Hockersmith from the Doumecq
were in town yesterday closing up a
contract for the telephone work to
be done on those lines.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. B. McCutchen and
Mrs. M. J. Dickson, OF Bakersfield.
California. arrived in town last Fri
day and are visiting with Joe Dick
SON at Lucille. Mrs. Dickson La his
mother and Mrs. McCutchen his sis
ter
H. M. King this week took over the
Lucille hotel and Clarence White and
family who have had charge since
last fall have returned to Meadows.
Mrs. White has been In, poor health
for some time and for that reason
they gave up the work.
Cleave Hollenbeak and wife came
down from their home at Pollock
Tuesday with their little girl whom
they wished to consult DR.. Foskett
about. The little lady has suffered
with minor abscess on the jaw for
some time. They returned home the
next day.
Norman B. Addison and wife were
down from Grangeville today where
they are spending few week with
Mr.. Adkison's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Addison. Norman has for sew
eral years past been member Of
the Academy of Idaho faculty and is
well pleased with his work at Poca-
tello.
w. H. CAMPBELL, the Meadows sheep
man, accompanied by Parker " Luc-
as, the attorney who swung his shing-
lie to the breezes of that valley a
short time ago, were in town Tuesday
evening on their way to Grangeville
on legal business. Mr.. Lucas Is a
son of Editor Lucas of the Meadows
Eagle and graduated from the law de-
partment of the state university last
May
Horticultural Inspector John A.
Powell returned home to Grangeville
Sunday after inspecting orchards
along the upper river. He states that
the entire river section is in fair
shape and free from pear blight
which has been causing considerable
damage in the Prairie orchards. Wher
this disease appears the saw or axe
are the only remedies and should be
applied at once.
The examination to fill the vacancy
in the local postoffice, occasioned by
the resignation OF Mrs. b. Il. hlSss'
which resignation was rendered the
department some time ago, was held
at Grangeville last Saturday. Only
the two previously mentioned candi-
dates, James Lemon and Mrs. R. P.
Nash, appeared to take the examina-
ton. 1t is generally thought that
the office will change hands at the
beginning of the next quarter, on the
first of October.