The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-12-31

- here visiting over Xmas
Lawton Miller, OF the Progress force,
Is spending the holidays at the home
of his parents near Denver.
Mrs M. ]. Shaw and granddaughter.
lceI. are visiting with Mrs. o. p. Robin
cite, OF Kooskis, this week.
Miss Meta Mueller. one Of the Voll-
mer teachers, win arrive in Kamsah
t. day to spend the holidays with home
folks.
Mrs. Silas Shaw and daughter. Vera.
left Wednesday for Moscow. where they
will visit relatives during the holidays
Miss Curtice and Miss Shields. OF the
school faculty, are spending Christmas
at the formers home in Spokane.
Mr. and Mrs. H. NJ. Williams and
Mr.. and Mrs. c. M. Butler and sons,
ernon and Iver, from Stiles. are the
Xmas guests OF DR.. McMahan and
family.
Mrs. H. B. Nelson and children left
Monday morning for San Francisco, af-
ter several months visit with her
mother here.
The residents Of the woodland and
Harrisburg sections had 81 Christmas
entertainment and tree at the Woodland
K hooi house on Christmas eve.
Chas ana Arthur Horning, of Mos
COW, and Messrs. and Mesdames G. w.
Stephens and Chester eager. Of Grange
Vile, are visiting at the Horning home.
While on his way from church Sunday
morning, Ed. Ripley fell and tadly
sprained his right foot. This, added
To previous misfortunes. puts Mr. Rip
Icy in very bad condition.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
x.1 81
membranous Group. The infant was
about two months old and is the third
that these people have lost in like
manner.
Odd Fellows elect--R. A. Murray, N.
c.. Mart Browning. ". G., Ralph
Stuart, recording secretary, C. w. Ell
lenson, financial secretary, Rev John
Clayton, treasurer,s G. J. Johnson, R..
II. Omans and Pete Hanson. trustees.
Among the visitors on horse sale day.
We noticed Rev. Geo. H. Ellis. of Nez-
rerce. Mr.. Ellis is a successful rancher
as well as preacher and during his
Ia inistry there built up his church to a
point never again reach by a Profess
tsnt denomination in Nezperce. His
congregation has shown good judgement
by placing him again in charge Of the
church work
| For the fourth month, beginning Nov.
30. 1914, and ending Dec. 20. the KAN
iah school made following record: Total
enrolment for the month. 24S; total en-
rollment to date, 275; total enrolment for
same month last year, 252; average daily
attendance, 231; per cent OF attendance
for the month. 50; total number days
present, 4036; total number days absent,
z69; number present every day. 206:
number cases of hardness. SO; number
neither absent or tardy, 81: number of
visitors, . HartzeIl Cobbs. Supt.
| The Nezperce girls basket ball team
came to Kamiah Wednesday night and
Inflicted defeat on the local girls. The
score was IA to l. The visitors put up
the best game that we have ever seen
them play. while the locals showed that
they had had less experience.
| And now comes the proposition to
organize a local light company. The
people Of Kamiah believe that some wa,
must be devised to get real service.
They pay for 1t and think they have It
coming. AS long as the present COM
rany deliver the goods we were salts
fled, but the poor service Of the past
month has been enough TO disgust any
one. Other enterprises have to make
provisions to guard against cold weathe
hut 1t looks as II this institution be-
l.eves in all receipts and no expendi-
lures.