The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-29

| examination at the Selway forest head
quarters here.
Milt Long was in Sites Tuesday look
ing up a location for a butcher shop at
that place. He is figuring on conduct
ing a meat market there in connection
with his Kooskia business.
Chas. Wolf and wife, of Tahoe. return
ed home from Nez Perez Wednesday
evening. Mr.. Wolf underwent an oper-
alton for appendicitis during the sum
mer and has not fully recovered
NJ c. Post. wife and child, of Orofino
visited Mr.. Posts uncle, j. w. Hovey,
Tuesday.
Ross Freeman has returned to Koos-
kia to reside after an extended sojourn
in kamiah
Art Smith and Bill Cheneworth start
ed Monday for the Middle Fork coun-
try on big hunt. They expect to be
gone month.
j. II. Long and wife have returned
to Lewiston without effecting prop
erty trade with Jake Leitch Mr.. Long
is the custodian of the state library.
Harry Brown and wife, of Grange
vile. who were delegates to the Sunday
school convention visited until Tuesday
with Mrs. Browns sister, Mrs. George
Decker.
| Mrs. Wrenn and family are in the city
| and will locate here, Mr.. Wrenn COM
| ing later. They are former residents
of Kooskia and have two children of
| school age.
A number of their friends surprised
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Leitch last Friday
evening and spent the time in a social
way. The Leitch family left the first
OF the week for Lewiston to spend the
winter
| w. H. Cassidy and wife entertained
Hon. John F. Nugent during his stay
| here.
Fair ones do jury work. Judge Tay-
lor calls women to try case when men
claim their constitutional exemption.
| The jury: Mrs. Grace p. Agnew,
foreman. Mrs. Scofield. Mrs. Dale Clark,
Mrs Orser. Mrs. Wohlenburg, Mrs Ed
wards. Mrs. Ed Coles, Mrs. Myrtle
Hovey, Mrs. Chadwick.
Ladies' of the jury, pigs is pigs"
"Object, object! Irrelevant, incompe-
tent immaterial."
| But, your honor"
i And then they went to It, Lawyer
Cassidy was noticed several times to
smooth his silvery threads to nicely,
while Lawyer Gocde adjusted his tie
spruced up like school boy-and each
of these gentlemen made the speech OF
his life. And all because Kooskia had
a woman jury. OF course there were
three men on it, but they didn't count
They are all married men and knew
better than to argue with those of the
gentler sex, so sat and talked county
division until the ladies came to a de-
cision. You see, 1t was like this: The
State Bank of Kooskia was suing S. s
Bowles to determine the ownership Of
a pig. When the constable attempted
to get a jury he was up against stone
wall because all of the men he ap.
preached had money deposited with the
bank. The relation of creditor ant
debtor existed and the men claimed ex
emption from service. Finally Judg,
Taylor became little peeved and, run
ming his fingers through the remnants
of his hair, grinned a wicked grin
For thought the democratic aspiran
| for probate judge "if these men ar,
not patriotic enough to serve on th
jury they will get no dinner So ava,
to the homes went the constable an,
: away from the savory roasts and daint
= pies came the ladies, and agreed witt
r the State Bank of Kooskia in it's al
legation that pigs is pigs"