The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-02-19
their Clearwater ranch.

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A. H. Nau was over from Cotton
wood last Friday transacting county
seat business. Mr.. Nau recently NOV
ed to Cottonwood from Ferdinand.
Mrs. Victor Baldwin, who has been
visiting with her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. j. A. Zuver, will leave Satur-
day for her home at Heppner, Ore.
The Olson furniture sale was well
attended last Saturday and the stock
was practically closed out. Emery
zuver did a good Job of auctioneer-
ing.
The Rebekahs will give a masquer-
ade ball at the Schmadeka hall on
the evening Of March 18th. The pub
lie Is invited and no doubt viii be
there In force.
Glenn Hanna and wife recently NOV
ed from Garfield, Wash, to Simms,
Mont, according to information re-
ceived here last week. Whether they
will locate there permanently or not
was not vouchsafed.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. M. Granville re-
turned Tuesday evening from a trip
to Spokane where they went last
week to hear a noted musician. They
say they were fully repaid for their
trouble.
John Hegen, who has been serving
as Juror during the present term of
the district court, returned Tuesday
to his home at Kooskia. Before leav-
ing he came in and enrolled himself
with the ever increasing Globe fam
lily.
Atty-Editor Perry w. Mitchell, was
In the city last Friday from his home
at NezPerce. attending the district
court.
MARRIED - Allen Kennedy and
Miss Emma Leonard, of Harpster,
We're united in marriage by c. T.
Mcdonald on Wednesday of last week
at his office in this city. Further
particulars were not learned.
l.. G. Edgington who made sale
this week of his personal effects, will
move to Charleston In the near future
to take up residence. Mr.. Edging-
ton Is good citizen, and we dislike
to lose him. but wieh him success In
his new home.
A party was given Tuesday night
at the l. q. Zuver home west Of town
In honor Of Mrs. Victor Baldwin.
Some thirty-two guests were present
and the evening was spent most pleas
antly with cards and light refresh
ments.
w. B. Hussman and J. F. Jenny,
of Cottonwood, we're here this week
boosting for good roads. They are both
earnest, capable and consistent work
ers along intelligent and progressive
lines, and are ready at all times to
push or pull.
Thomas and James Surridge came
in from their Clearwater ranch Wed
nesday and stayed over night. They
brought sixty head of fine porkers IN
part way and delivered them to A.
". and Cy Overman the next day for
shipment.
e. B. Meeker and e. A. Coles OF
Kooskia, were in attendance at the
county good roads meeting this week
as representatives of the Kooskia dis.
trict. They are both good roads
enthusiasts, and just the kind of men
to send to such a meeting as was
held here.
N. L. Agrell was In attendance at
the good roads meeting this week
from Nezperce as representative OF
the good roads organization OF Lew
Is county. Cooperation Is desired with
this and Clearwater and Nee Perce
counties n the mater of Indian land
taxation for road improvement.
Among those who were in town
this week from Caribel to attend
court as witnesses, were Mr.. and
Mrs. Edgar Snowman, Mr.. and Mrs.
H. C. Johnson, and daughter, velma,
e. r. Brugh. A. H. Moore, w. ].
Parker. DIR. Taylor, Oscar Hamilton
and w. s. Hamilton.
D. s. Friend, c. H. Works and VIM
Fred Mckinney was in town last
Saturday from his ranch west of town
and informed the Globe man that one
weeks advertising through its col,
umns had brought him purchasers for
four young cockerels and "a pullets
of his choice White Wyandott chick
ems. Two-bits goes long ways in
the right direction II you only know