The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-06-25
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John Coram and family were In the
city yesterday from Grangeville.
Jehn Baer shipped three carloads of
fat hogs from this place to Spokane
Tuesday. aF
A. L. Creelman end son came up from
Lewiston Tuesday evening to remain
for q. time. txa
DIR. j. Il. Smith and s. Il. Libby re-
turned last night from trips to the low
er country. g4nf
H. H. Nuxoll came up Monday morn
ing from Charleston to look after mat
ters here at his bank for a few days.
Mrs. Asa Jones and daughter, Mamie,
came out from across the river Sunday
for short visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Rookie t R0 sB
Phillip Kinzer and family were In
town Monday In Mr. Kinzer's new
Overland car and spent several hours
here with old friends.
A. b. Rookie last week purchased the
lot between his rooming house and the
Cottonwood Hardware Co.'s corner prop
erty, from Sam Goldstone
John Wasem is buzzing around these
days In the new Ford car he recently
purchased and seems to be getting all
kinds of enjoyment out OF farm life
Mrs. 0. p. Moberg came In last night
from Asotin and Will visit here for
time with her daughters, Mrs. Walter
Reed and Mrs. James Broker.
Ed. Fitzgerald is reported In very
poor health at his farm southwest OF
town. Owing to his advanced age
slight illness is a serious matter with
him.
Mrs. Frank Fuchs and son, and Mrs.
Gertrude Schlader OF Uniontown, and
George Fuchs and wife, OF Nezperce,
are visiting here this week with the
Fuchs and Meyer families.
Jim McCorkle. the Ilo machinist and
auto dealer. was in town Tuesday with
new Buick car which. we understand.
was being delivered to A. J. Hoffman.
the Green Creek merchant.
viii Hadley and son were In town
Tuesday on their way home to Lewis
ton from trip into the Pierce City
country. where they delivered num-
Der of pack horses to the forest rang
ers
Jas. Broker and family came in Tues
day evening from lilo and will remain
here during the summer. Jim has Sc
cured quite a tract OF land up In Mon
tana and may move there next winter
to reside
A. j. Wassmuth. the Green Creek
blacksmith. invested in a fine new
Buick touring car the first of the week
This makes seven cars sold In that
neighborhood so far this year and there
will soon be car on almost every
farm In that section.
Mr. Guiland, an engineer and survey
or from lewiston is in town today
establishing the grade on our main
streets and win furnish the town with
some much needed information on street
grading and paving.
An S-pound baby hoy was born Tues
day to Mr. and Mrs. Walter Reed In
this city. Mother and son are doing
nicely and Walter figures on taking a
long vacation as soon as the boy gets
able to hold down a chair at the shop.
Frank NJ Quigley, an old pioneer
resident of the Ferdinand country. died
at his home in Twin Falls on June 4.
The deceased was a brother of H. C.
Quigley, of Ferdinand and has many
friends i'm this section. He left wife
and six children to mourn his loss.
George Killmar. one OF winona's most
prosperous farmers. went to Lewiston
Wednesday and came back with a new
Case car which he ordered recently. He
took the car out home yesterday and
viii proceed to enjoy 1t to the fullest
extent this summer.
J. l.. Eckert had another bad attack
OF the asthma at his home northeast
of town "Wednesday night and Is still
feeling quite poorly. He has not been
feeling well all spring and may he fore
ed 10 seek another climate Mrs. Eek
ert is also in very poor health.
Fl. C. Mathiesen and wife, Mrs. f. l..
Parker and Howard Mckinley left Mon
day morning for Weiser to attend the
state convention of the Knightes of
Pythias. The two gentlemen go as dele
gates from the local K. of P. lodge
and the ladies' as delegates from the
local order of Pythian Sisters.