The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-01-08
Insurance. Geo. N. Reed.

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Hot Point Electric Irons guaran-
teed 10 years, $3.50. Grangeville
Electric Light & Power Co.
Tuesday from a several days bust
hess trip to Lewiston and other
points.
| Miss Irene Parsons returned Sat-
urday to her school between Hayden
Lake and Occur d'Alene after a
weeks vacation spent with her home
folks and friends.
Why not try the Electric Laundry
for rough dry work during the win
ter weather. Do you know that we
do this kind of work for 25c a doz.
Flat work all finished? AT
E. Bonney returned Tuesday even
ing from Tekoa, Wash, where he has
been visiting his sister for the past
two or three months. He Is look
ing well and says he Is happy to get
back.
Miss Mamie Long and her guest
and school mate, Miss Esther Lewis
left on Sunday mornings train for
Lewiston where they are attending
the normal, after an enjoyable holt
day spent here.
Jake the Tailor" came down from
home to the shop Tuesday for the
first time in two weeks. He says the
rheumatism knocked him out of all
the holidays festivities, besides the
physical anguish caused him.
The Misses Lydia and Sylvia Par
ERIK We're the guests Sunday at the
home of Miss Elizabeth Kettenbach
They are en- route to their boarding
school in Boise after spending the
holidays with their parents in Grange
ville.-Lewiston Tribune.
Pete Brockenhour arrived In town
last Friday evening from up on his
South Fork homestead, and is look
Ing after matters connected with the
estate Of John Ruefenacht, the old
time friend who died over ON the
Clearwater some months ago.
Percival Granville, of Grangeville
county superintendent Of schools of
Idaho county was guest at the
home Of George A. Day last Satur-
day. Mr.. Glanville was en- route to
attend the state superintendent as
sociation.-Clarkston Republic.
Public Stenographer B. Augur re-
turned Sunday night from a combin-
ed business and pleasure trip to Lew
iston and Moscow. He says he had
a very pleasant time az he fell In on
the trip home with a number of the
instructors In the local school who
were returning after spending the
holidays at outside points.
w. F. Simpson, of Burns, Oregon,
arrived in this vicinity recently and
Is visiting with his daughter, Mrs.
G. E. Manning. and family. OF the
Nine Pipe district. Mr.. Simpson is
well pleased with this section and
II possible will make an exchange OF
Oregon property for land in this sec.
ton.
George Cowgirl was in town Tues
day for the first time since his re-
turn from Hot Lake, Oregon. The
hot baths seemed to help his rheu-
matism temporarily, but he ques-
lions whether any permanent benefit
was received, and expects to 60 to
Charleston In a few days to DR.. Fos-
ter.
Miss Ruth McFadden. OF Boise, who
has been attending the normal school
at Lewiston. 10 q CUES: at the home
OF Mr.. and Mrs. ]. d. Agnew. We
are informed that Miss McFadden's
mother has the distinction OF being
the first and only women elected to
the Idaho state legislature, In fact
few women have ever attained such
distinction anywhere. Mrs. McFad-
den served In the lower house dur
ing the eighth session. being elected
after q strenuous campaign in which
sh~ demonstrated the fact that a
woman has the ability to enter such
. contest and come out victorious.
Mrs. McFadden also held the office |
Of postmaster In Thunder Mountain
in the early days WIN there was
something doing in that region.