The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-07-31
SALMON RIVER suNLErs.

SALMON RIVER SuNLEtS.
S. S. Galloway made business
trip to Grangeville Friday, return
ing. Sunday.
Geo. Poe has taken his sheep to
their summer range in the Hump.
Deputy Sheriff Johnny Byron was
in town Friday night on his way to
the Boles country.
Geo. w. Marshall made a. short
visit to his Doumecq ranch, from
Grangeville, this week.
Geo. Behean was over from Pitts
burg where the family are spending
the summer yesterday and today.
The Joseph ball players are ar
ranging to put in a new ball ground
on the upper end Of the plains near
the Joseph school house.
| w. l.. Zehner and wife, with one
of their little boys. were Grangeville
visitors from the Joseph this week,
returning home yesterday.
Mrs. VIM. McGaffee returned home
Tuesday to Lucille from Charleston
where she has been receiving treat
ment for the past ten weeks. She
returns much improved in health.
Ray Davis left last Saturday to
meet his sister, Miss Fac. at Lew
iston where she has been attending
summer normal. From there they
will go to Dayton. Washington, for a
visit with relatives. This is Rays
first trip outside.
A baby girl was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Elfers at their up-river
home last Saturday, the 10th.
Mrs. Fred Rice and SON returned
this week from the Joseph where
they visited for q few days at the
Lou Brust ranch.
A big boy arrived at the home OF
Mr. and Mrs. Nels Nelson Saturday
the 10Th. All concerned are report
ed as doing nicely.
Mrs. James Mcconnell, who has
been visiting in the river country fol
some time, returned home to Grange
VILE the first of the week.
Miss Helen McGrew returned tt
her home at Mt. Idaho today from
the Henry Elfers place at Lucille
where she has been for a few days
County School Superintendent P
M. Granville went up to the JOSEPH
Sunday to visit the three schools
now in session there and to attent
to other school matters in that sec
ton.
S. S. Galloway this week sold hi
holdings in the Deer creek countr.
to his sister, Mrs. v. T. Hadorn, ant
has leased the Geo. Everest place OF
the ridge six miles east Of town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Neill, of vii
lisca, Iowa, visited with their daugh
ter, Mrs. John M. Taylor, this week
They were accompanied from Grange
Vile by Mr.. and Mrs. A. v. Over
man, Mrs. Overman being anothe
daughter.
Mrs. May Meyer returned hom
/, yesterday from Lewiston where sh
attended summer school the pas
several weeks. She remained over L
Lewiston a few days to attend tn
chautauqua. Mrs. Meyer will leav
. Sunday for Meadows to be gone til
. the beginning of the school term.
l. r. Wisner, who Is running tn
Mountain House on the Elk Cit
road, was in town Sunday night Ell
route to the Boles country to look at
er his property interests there. Bus
ness at the Mountain House, he says
Is very good. there being a goo
: travel into the Elk City country.
Chester Brown and wife, while al
: companied by Mr.. and Mrs. Bertrar
; Holland, last Sunday, met with a
accident which might have resulte
: quite seriously. An unruly hors
: threw the hack in which the
were riding off the grade, near Stat
creek. All but Chester had jumpe
, to safety but he was carried owe
. with the rig and thrown into som
thorn brueh. He, however, sustaine
only few slight scratches and n
permanent damage was done to tn
team. The hack was quite badl
wrecked.
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