The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-07-17

ing state, and intimates that she will
not be sorry to once more return to
the land Of big crops and cool nights
DR.. ]. B. Morris, the well known
Lewiston physician, was in the city
last Friday attending the pioneer
meeting and mixing among his old
| time friends and neighbors of the
Nezperce war period.
c. G. PEBBLES IL Q visitor at the H.
J. Stevens home from Grangeville.
Mr.. PEBBLES is the father Of Eugene
PEBBLES who attended the Charleston
high school several years ago, the lat
ter being well remembered here
Charleston Personal.
II the party who removed a scythe
from the woodshed Of the Christian
church has finished his labors with
the same, the undersigned would be
pleased to have it returned as 1t Is
badly needed. JOE GREENFIELD.
Mrs. Roy Mckinney who Is here
from her present home In Boise Wis
iting, was in the city last Saturday
with her sister, Mrs Rich Nash, of
Whitebird. They went out to the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Mckinney
; west of town for visit.
Ben Baker was in town last Sat
urday after hardware for the con-
structiou of a new barn 46x54 feet
In dimensions, which he Is putting up
on his ranch east OF town. 1t will
be built with hip roof with large
! hay loft above.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. Baker left this
morning for an extended visit with
relatives in the east, and before re-
turning September lat will visit Lake
Chapaqua, Rochester, Niagra Falls,
Bffalo and Chicago. Mr.. Bakers
former home was Rochester, N. Y.
L. w. Robinson, miller and grain
buyer. and P. M. Harding. real estate
man, were In Grangeville Tuesday,
from Nezperce on business. They
made the trip in an auto, and said
many, good things about their horse
| show next week, as well as the ex-
! cellent crops.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clark Mccoy and Mr..
and Mrs. j. e. Cochran drove over
from Doumecq Monday to look after
some business matters and also at
tend the county Sunday school meet
ing. They report everything in a
flourishing condition in their section
of the country.
C. d. DeArmond and Prince John
ston last week purchased a 1880
oil pull tractor engine from the Mil
; Ter Implement Co., and ON Tuesday
| of this week drove the same out to
the ranch where it will be in commits
sion this threshing season. For plow-
ing and other farm work the engine
will take the place OF Is horses.
Earl Wilson, the seventeen year old
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wilson,
was in town last Saturday from the
Clearwater having the local surgeon
look after badly splintered leg. The
accident occurred while the boy was
; riding to head off loose horse.
which kicked him on the leg, the
calk entering the shin bone.
, Tom Chandler came in last week
I from his new Tanch" on the South
, Fork with a pack outfit after sup
plies. The saddle turned coming in
on one of the numerous hillside
climbs and the horse walked on one
of Toms legs, doing him up some.
d. T. Kincaid came up from Clark.
son last Thursday to attend the pio-
neers' meeting. Mr.. Kincaid, who
has recently sold his holdings In
Charleston, came to Camas Prairie
! some 80 years ago and until recently
J made this section his homeland may
!. do so again, from his remarks.
Mrs. d. F. Auldridge and daughter
a Pauline, who were visiting with the
, Branscombe family, left last Sunday
( morning for their home in Centralia
], They went via Spokane, where Mrs
s Aldridge will buy goods and also visit
for a time with friends.