The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-10-16
CHRONICLINGS.

MIS-. J0nu AlcHlHldyr came uD
from Charleston this week and will
reside with her son, Otto near
town.
Mrs. Laura Stuber, who has
been visiting here for some time
with her sister, Mrs. James Black
burn, and friends, left yesterday
for her home near Seattle.
j. V. Baker and W. G. Brust
left late last week for Montana
where they expect to invest in
some more school land provided
the prices do not run too high.
Mr.. Van Wert's family arrived
here the first of the week from
Lewiston and they are occupying
the cottage on King street where
Joe Kaufman formerly resided.
Mr. and Mrs. j. L. Kincaid left |
Monday for Montana where the
former will do some improving on
his homestead. They will probab-
ly remain there for some time.
j. L. Gardner left last evening
several days at the power plant |
for Grangeville and will spend |
several days at the power plant
on the Clearwater connecting up
the two big dynamos so they can
be operated at the same time.
The approaching marriages of |
Peter Schubert and Miss Katie
Kaufman and Alois Boxletner
and Miss Fannie Gels were an
nounced for the first time Sunday |
at the Catholic church.
John I'll. Nuxoll and family and |
VIM. Harmon and family departed
Sunday morning for their new
homes in the Willowa valley near
Joseph, Ore. Their many friends
hereabouts are decidedly sorry to
see them leave Idaho county but
wish them all kinds of health and
prosperity wherever they go.
Otto Aichlmayr practically clos
ed a deal this week for the pur
chase of Martin Wirrer's 1O5-
acre farm northeast of town for
$75 an acre. Mr.. Wirrer will re-
main here for some time but later
contemplates a trip either to Cali
fornia or the old country. He has
not yet decided where he will To-
cate next.
A baby son was born to Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Riener near
Greencreek on Thursday of last
week and in spite of the serious
ness of the case both mother and
child are doing nicely and are on
the road to recovery. DR.. Orr
was the attending physician and
pronounced the case the most COM
plicated in his experience.
Mr.. and Mrs. Holdenried, par
ents of Mrs. August Schroeder, ar
rived here Wednesday evening
from Wisconsin and will visit
here for some time with the
Schroeder family and with their
other daughter, Mrs. VIM. Buett-
ner near Keuterville. Tt has
been more than twenty years since
Mrs. Schroeder last saw her par
ents and their meeting was a most
pleasant one.
Will Plat and Will Jones were
in town Wednesday from across
Salmon river and informed us that
they have about $50 head of cat
tie on pasture out on the prairie
which they will ship as soon as
prices pick up a trifle Mr. Plat
says the weather this fall has beer
too dry to make good grazing and
feed will be scarce unless more
rain falls soon.
II. II. Nuxoll, president of the
German State Bank, purchased
the residence property of +. M
Snyder in Charleston Tuesday for
$1,000 and will move there within
a few weeks to reside during tn
winter He will probably main
tain a winter home in Charleston
in future, returning to Cotton
wood with his family each sum
mer to spend the warm months
in the higher altitude.
Mr. Karlin who has been as.
sisting at the Hoene hardware
store for the past several weeks
this week accepted a position as
teacher of the Keutervi.le public
school and will begin his new
duties next Monday. Mr.. Hus
lage, who opened the term al
Keuterville. will come to Cotton
wood and take over the manage
ment of the former Schermer
horn lumber yard for j. B. Krie
ger.
Sam Goldstone was in the city
"Wednesday from Lewiston nee