The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-22
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Frank Powers, one of the old Indian
residents, died last Friday. Mrs Yellow
Bear led on the following Monday The
older members OF the tribe are getting
fewer each week.
Albert Bundy, brother of Mrs. Laura
Richardson of this place, and wife, and
Mrs. Ida Clark, Of Clifford, were here
Wednesday attending the fortieth an
niversary of Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Rich
ardson.
A new daughter arrived at the home
of Elias Bowman last Wednesday after
noon.
Clarence Mcguire, while riding at
Colfax last week, sustained an injury
that might have proved fatal. His
horse was leading in the race when the
the saddle slipped throwing him off.
Two horses passed over him. one Of
their hoofs cutting a cash in his head.
Mesdames C. NJ. Butler and II. M.
Williams, of Sites, were Kamiah visit
ors Monday.
Miss McCalie returned last week
from a visit at Moscow and Spokane.
A choir for the community church
war organized last Wednesday evening.
Several were present and, with the ma
terial that can be found here good
are invited to come to the church
Thursday night.
The pupils of the high school have
organized "high school assembly" We
are to meet every two weeks to discuss
matters CONCERNING the high school in
general. The following officers were
elected Frank Atwood. president: Van
da York, vice president; Annette Nc
Callie, secretary; and Gladys Dissm
treasurer
Yes, our new manager has arrived
and has taken charge of things He
got here in time to go to work Thurs
day morning-at six o'clock to be pre-
cise-but he wanted to talk over mat
tiers for a few hours before assuming
his duties. His name is John Hamilton
Blake and at arrival he tipped the SCALE
at 10A pounds. The mother is feeling
fine and, with plenty of assistance, his
dad is able to get the paper out this
week.
A reception was given by Messrs.
| and Mesdames w. A. and Guy Dissmore
| on last evening at the w. A. Dissmore
home in honor of Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
w. Dissmore, who returned this week
| from a honeymoon in the east. The
| evening was spent at cards and music.
DelecldDie refreshments were served by
several young ladies.
| On last Wednesday, delegation from
| the community church of this city COM
posed OF Rev. John Clayton, Mrs. ].
| r. Hagerson, Mrs. Nash and Mrs. B.
r. Spiker, attended the Sunday school
| convention at Nezperce. They report
good time and the best of entertain
ment. Good speakers were on the pro-
gram and good crowd was in attend
ance.
On last Tuesday night fair sized
audience assembled at the Jewel theater
to hear the remarks of Clark 5. Thorn
as. O. V Allen and b. r. Defenbach
Her hip broken last Saturday as the
result of a fall, Mrs Amelia Peacock
age 10, died Yesterday at the Deacon
ess hospital where her husband, also
, suffering from an injury, was not told
of her death, owing to his condition.
, Funeral services for Mrs. Peacock will
be held from the Smith & Co chapel
. Monday at go p. m. The body will be
n sent 10 Manden, y. Y, for burial
d Spokesman Review. Miss Louise Cur
5 tice, teacher in public schools is a
n granddaughter of Mr.. Peacock and the
|, deceased She was called to her home
a in Spokane, Saturday by Mrs Peacock
death. Miss Curtice returned Tuesday
ID evening to resume her school work.