The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-15
KOOSKIA
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b. ua has been sick for quite
while ~ Miss Laura Green
ins leslie Crater will occur next
fn gnu afternoon at the home OF
sride's parents in East kooskia.
inc rastman. the Presbyterian minis
~ sites, will officiate.
y" Miller. Mike Laier, Ben Laier
freeman Syron of Nezperce left
ssostia Monday for the three forks
s,ntrv under the guidance of Clarence
sarolliueh. where they expect to bag
.s,,e hig game. They are pleasant gen
.sren. good sportsmen and will be ex-
.rc,sing excellent judgment If they
King a little jerked venison to this
office.
ysiting his brother in this city and is
chip off the same block for, like his
Irothers, is a good fellow well met. Mr..
ouinlan is an enthusiastic booster for
two things in his home city-the world
famous Pendleton Roundup and the
pendleton newspapers. He feels sure
that no town of the size in the world
can boast of better newspapers.
W. E. Smith. a well known druggist,
formerly of this place but now of STAN
field. Oregon, is In Kooskia and is re-
ceiving the congratulations Of friends
because of the recent arrival of a daugh-
ter at his home.
Miss Mable JOY, who has undergone
four different operations for appendicitis
in q Spokane hospital. is at home again
and is getting along nicely. according
to her father. P. Joy. Mrs. Joy and Mrs.
Dodds returned with her.
H. Chenoworfh Is in Oregon City.
Ore. where he will visit for some time,
going later to California Dad" as he
is familiarity known, is one of the very
oldest citizens Of his region. His friends
wish him all the luck in the world and
q real good time.
Those who saw Miss Birdie Sullivan
at the dance the Friday night Of the fair
were shocked at the news which came
Saturday morning that she had made an
unsuccessful attempt at suicide at Oro-
tino. Practically raised in this town,
educated here, the young lady was
known to nearly all of the inhabitants
Ii Is stated Miss Sullivan left a note
tefore committing the rash act, attribut
ing her desire for death to a chain Of
trouble for which she blamed no one
save herself.
Mrs Chadwick entertained the Pres
tyterian Ladies' club last week. The
aides met this week Wednesday with
Mrs. o. T. Decker.
Mrs. Chas II. Gelbach is entereain-
ing her mother, Mrs. j. II. Jeffries and
Ter brother Chas Jeffries. They came
over from Grangeville Wednesday.
DR.. Verberkmoes and family have
moved into their new home in Sunny
side addition. The Fem property va
Gated by the doctor is now the residence
# o. B. Brainard.
Wilmer Turner stopped a runaway
team Monday at the Turner place with
a few strips of what had once been har
ness hanging to them. They belonged
70 Marshall Cheneworth.
Charged with burning brush on his
place on Kidder ridge during the fire
season without a permit, Walter Holl-
ingehead was up before Judge Taylor
last week. A divided jury resulted and
he is to be tried again today.
With its reorganization and the en-
ployment of professional instructor.
the Kooskia band is starting out on a
campaign of improvement with a deter
mination that moves mountains. AL
ready successful from a standpoint OF
supplying competent music as was ampl.
demonstrated during the recent fair
The organization has developed into q
business institution, added eight new
members who pay a regular member
ship fee, secured the services OF
Instructor Morris, of Kamiah, for Thurs
cay evening of each week, and is deter
mined to make musical organization o
which Kooskia and all Idaho county will
Re proud. Pittman Atwood, Seth ant
Mason Wills, Ivan Rhinehart, Barnet
Grunewald, o. b. Brainard, VIII Can
field and Alfred Morse are the new
members Add these to the list of OLE
timers such as Jack Wills, F. E. Quist
@. F. Cleveland, A. F. Wohlenberg, Car
English. Leonard Taylor, Lille and LIE
Cox and E. E. Shank and you will hav
bunch that will turn John Phill
Sousa green with envy the first tim
they spread out four abreast on MAI
street and tear off a few chapters G
the STARS and Stripes Forever" Mus
ic has charms, the band is goo
thing. a regular crowd getter and thi
one should be extended every assist
ance and encouragement within II
power of Kooskia people.
School news: The new pupils enro
led in school this week are Evelyn II
graham and Stuart Mclean, both in II
first year high school. Ivy Judd recei'
cd the highest average for the mont
in the junior class; Fronta Fitting
the Sophomore; Virl Landon in the 81
grade, with Geargia Brigham and Ne
lie Dryer the second highest; Mar
Mullady in the 7th grade; Edna Howe
Barnett Grunewald in the 9Th grad
Ethel Morse. Mason Wills in the fiji
grade; Lepha Decker, Homer Grunewa
In the 4ths grade and lola Chadwick
The Bird grade. Miss Anna Funk, o
Of our teachers spent the week end
Kamiah. Miss Florence Rryer who h
been absent for the past two weeks
cause of illness is slowly improving a
y Is hoped she will soon return Flo
,nce Is member of the Sth grade.
arge number Of the pupils We're neitf
absent nor tardy during the month a
We're dismissed at 2:30 Friday as
'eward. Teachers institute will be h.
OF GrangeVille the 1929 of this mon