The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-08-07

| Ill tuiS oCSeiOh vi thC SOuhblys anu
he has about as wide a circle of
friends as any of them.
A. V. Ball, the Charleston real es-
tate man, was in the city last Fri
day and Saturday on business, and
took In the Liar" Besides the
hearty laughs, A. v. says he got
more than his moneys worth in
pointers" There were other realty
dealers on hand also.
w. C. Schaeffer returned from the
coast last week, and has taken a po-
sition with the Savings & Trust Co.
bank as book keeper, Clarence
Schmadeka who has held that posi-
ton for the past number Of years,
having decided to take up some pur-
suit furnishing more outside life.
!. M. Dean of Lewiston, travelling
representative of the Washington
Cracker company of Spokane, was in
the city this week selling his wares
and boosting Border Days like a
house a fire. He says his company
have purchased boxes and will enter
tain some twenty-five guests here at
Border Days.
Joe Van Pool came in Wednesday
evening from visit with his parents
Mr.. and Mrs. d. F. Van Pool over on
Doumecq. He came down from Spo-
kane a week ago and at once went
to the ranch. After visit with his
sister Mrs. o. d. Hamlin, he will &c
to Seattle where he takes charge OF
a hat store.
The fishing party composed Of Geo
D. Smith, H. E. Sweet, DR.. G. s
Stockton and r. Cote returned Sun
day from Payette Lake, declaring
theirs the greatest outing of the sea
son. Cote says he visited Mccall
and met Judge Frank M. Roberts ant
Laurence Cone, who had just got ou
the first issue of the new paper they
have established there.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Kettenbacf
and daughter Wilhelma. Mr.. and Mrs
Marcus Barnett and daughter Kelso
and Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Cox o.
Lewiston, came up last week for 6
change of climate as guests Of Mr.
and Mrs. w. N. Scales. Mr.. and Mrs
Cox were called back home Tuesday
but the others still remain in the
city, enjoying our great summer eli
mate and the southern hospitality o.
the Scales home.
C. w. McCroskey arrived in thu
city last Thursday evening from
Springfield, Mo-, and was the CUES
of Prof. Rice until Tuesday morning
of this week. Mr.. McCroskey, WHIT
II an old time friend of Mr.. Rice, l.
a teacher and also owns a fine farm
near Springfield. He was highl!
pleased with this country, and state,
to a Globe representative that CANA
Prairie was in his opinion the bes
section he had seen In all his travels
s. A. Moon came out from Florenc
Wednesday evening and will take to
morrow mornings train for Spokan'
where he will submit himself to al
eye specialist. Mr.. Moon receives
a severe blow in the eye this weel
from a stick, since which time b
has been suffering intense agony, s.
much so that 1t has almost incapac
itated him for travel, and he had t
lay over here one dag before takinI
the train.
Mrs. Minna Hohaus arrived in tn
city last Saturday evening from
visit with her daughter, Mrs. Eal
Wood and family at Fairfield. Nor
tana, where they have taken a home
stead and are now engaged in farm
ing. She was accompanied OF tn
trip by Miss Paula, who on thei
return continued on from Spokan
to their present home at Centralii
while Mrs. Hohaus came to Grange
vile for a visit and to look afte
some business matters.
T. E. Edmundson last week pul
chased the residence property of Ma
shall Eames. on Hall street frs
block south of Main. and will occl
by 1t in a few days. Mr.. Edmund
son will make the addition to tn
property Of bath and dining ROOF
in the near future. Mr.. Eames doe
not expect to leave Grangeville, bu
has not definitely settled yet wher
he will move. At present he is fis
uring on purchasing a ten or fiftee