The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1913-07-31
account of it's infrequency.
Real estate. Geo. n. Reed.

Real estate. Geo. n. Rssd.
| A good 4O-pound cotton-felt mattress.
at J. M. Olson g for $3.50.
Mrs. John Byers Is reported quite
sick at her home east of town.
Just received big line of queens
ware. J. M. Olson.
Joe Greenfield was out on the street
today for the first time in couple
of weeks.
Mrs. VIM. Butzien is In the city
from her home at White Bird, the
guest Of Mrs. Geo. Arnold.
J j. L. Root was in the city last Sun
day from his present home near
Boles.
M. R. Daubenspeck and daughter
Marion were in the city Monday from
their home near White Bird.
Mrs. Paul Scanteway was over
from Winchester this week and at
tended the band ball as the guest of
DR.. and Mrs. H. J.. Smith.
Mrs. G. A. Day, of Charleston, and
Miss Gertrude Smith, Of Michigan,
are visiting with Mrs. Hewes and
Mrs. Granville Of this city.
H. D. Hutton and wife returned to
Denver last week from Wasco, Ore
gon, where they went last fall to To-
cate. They like Camas Prairie the
best.
Mrs. w. N. Scales and Mrs. A. F.
Parker will give a house party next
week to a number of Lewiston friends
who are taking advantage of our sum-
mer resort climate.
Miss Miicent Slaby, who recently
closed her summer kindergarten
school, left this week for the east on
visit. She expects to return in
time for the opening of the fall term
of school.
The band promenade concert 'and
dance given at the Schmadeka hall
on last Tuesday evening, was one
of the most enjoyable and best at
] tended affairs of the kind given In
our little city in many a day. 1t
was great success both socially and
financially. -
: The fishing party composed OF
Profs. Rice and Staley, Amos Mark
l ham, Joe Mcdonald and Mac Leon
: ard, returned from Johns creek Mon.
+ day and report catch of AGO spec
/, killed. beauties, but they failed to
( furnish the editor any substantial evil
0 dence of their seccess and it there
! fore cannot be vouched for-not by vi
: Max Leischner sold his ranch IA
: miles northwest of here this week to
| a Mr.. Smith of Spokane, recently oil
4 the Holley Mason hardware company
j. of that city. and will move down te
! the ranches which he Is farming near
4 er Grangeville. Messrs. Smith and
r Leischner were both in town this
1 week after supplies.
The regular. services at the Chris
a tian church begin Sunday morning
y with the Bible school at 10 O'Clock
. The classes are being rearranged and
+ a young mems class will be organic
: ed Sunday morning. All young mer
. In the city are invited. The com
3 munion and preaching service at II
p O'Clock. The new pastor, A. F. Var
s Slyke Is located in the Ed Knorl
: house In the north part Of town ant
will hold services each Tuesday. A
= cordial invitation to all.
]. M. L. Hastings, the full blood Here
r ford cattle man of the Winona sec
+ ton came out of the mountains
Wednesday morning. Mr.. Tasting,
t was returning from the Bitter Roo
y forest reserve where he took fit!
y head of white faces and their calves
: about one hundred head in all. Mr.
Hastings reports the range good an,
:, all his cattle In fine shape. He onl.
!. took one half of his herd in az thi
. time but may take the remainder il
later. Mrs. Hastings and the chill
!, dren also made the trip for an out
ing.-Stites Enterprise.
> Mrs Alice Murray, nee Brust, al
n rived here last weke from her pres
e ent home at Dixie, Wash, near Wal
j la Walla, and will visit for tim
q with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Adam