The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-08-06

w. A. Hall, the old Grangevile pio-
neer and town site owner, came up
last Thursday from his present home
at Charleston and is visiting with his
daughter Mrs d. II. Sasenbery and
family and his former neighbors.
Dr. Riggs is now whisking around In
a brand new Overland auto, having
turned his little red machine In on
the purchase price. The doctor knows
how to take care of a machine and 1t
will no doubt be source of consider
able pleasure.
John Gottzinger came in from his
Montana homestead on last evenings
train, and will possibly remain here with
his family for couple of months. John
speaks very highly of his section and
states the other former Grangevillians
are doing well.
Ingram Kjossness manager of the
Madison Lumber Co., at Lewiston, Al
Chase, manager for the same company
at this place accompanied by Don Fish
err and Fred White, will go into this
Johns creek country tomorrow for a
few days fishing.
Jack Divine is now carrying his left
hand in a sling. the result of his un-
erring aim while relieving his wife of
her regular duty of splitting the kin
ding. Jack says he is now ready 70
to break over.
Why buy caskets made out of pine
lumber when you can get factory made
out of red cedar for the same money?
can furnish you caskets made out of
native lumber for $4,000; what you are
paying $500 for. w. f. Graham, I'm
dertaker. 32-tf
and winter samples from the Ameri-
can Ladies Tailoring Co. Ladies clothes
tailored to measure, also a line of furs
and children's coats. She will be glad
TO cali on ladies who would like to see
these samples. Phone 1851
Mrs l.. NJ Harris will leave Sunday
morning for Portland and Seattle on
millinery buying expedition. Mrs,
Harris has leased the room in the A
& f. block, formerly occupied by H
w. Carrots, and on the arrival of the
new goods. the Style Shop will present
gala appearance.
John Wilkes, formerly of this city
drove up from Lewiston Monday with
his auto on a short business trip, and
was accompanied by A. L. Button, a
capitalist of Lincoln. Neb., w. l..
Brown and E. NJ Eberhardt, formerly
of Lewiston. The party left Tuesday
for Nezperce.
George H. Sheldon, the well known
Winona rancher, was in the city We'd
nesday on business, having come in in
his auto. George Is one of the citizens
of the north end who does not believe
in county division, and does not hest
tate to express himself.
The members of the Past Grand clue
of Rebekahs enjoyed picnic Wednes-
day at Halls grove, which they with
the Civic club have been fitting up
They served a o'clock supper picnic
style, at which some thirty persons
were present including the husbands
and families.
c. NJ. Cone, the Whtebird picture
show man and wife, were in the city
last Saturday. They brought out Mrs
Francis Chapman. Mr.. Cones sister,
who has been visiting with them for
number of weeks. to see her on her
way for a visit In California. They
accompanied her as far as Spokane.
VIM. H. Robbins died suddenly on
Tuesday at the VIM. Cash home south
of town from heart trouble. Deceased
was 81 years of age. He was buried
cd of ha L @
cock conducting the funeral and Rev.
Hedges preaching the sermon at the
grave.
Conductor Harry Morris, who has been
sweltering and sweating for the last
two weeks or more In his daily runs
up through the canyons on the High
Line passenger. got Freight Conductor
Craig to substitute for him and took
a lay-off Monday-"the only cool day
for a month";" according to Harry.
Mrs. Fen Batty leaves Sunday morn
ing for Seattle and other coast citiee
to interview the millinery wholesalers
for the purpose of securing fall stock
for the Batty Millinery. Mrs. Batty
promises her many patrons the latest
ideas in novelties and feminine head
wear
J. A. Standage. candidate for sheriff
on the republican ticket from the JOS
eph country was in town Wednesday
and Thursday on his return trip from
over In the Tahoe, Woodland and Har-
risburg country, where he went In the
interest of his candidacy. That used
to be Mr.. Standage's home and he
knows the people well over there.