The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-03-12

NJ. G. Hutchins, the Sites merchant
was in the city the first OF the week on
business.
ED. Blake was over from Keuter-
vile this week taking in the trustees
meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph w. Smith and IL.
Fischer We're in the city Tuesday from
the Lucille country.
Theo. p Tollefson, the Sites banker.
was in the city the first of the week
transacting business
Mrs. Leo Freidenrich was in the city
this week from whitebird the guest
of Mrs. Murray Moore.
Charles Buettner attended the meet
ing of county trustees Tuesday from
the Cottonwood section.
w. H. Hardisty this week received
two White Leghorn cockrels of a spec
tally fine strain from Minnesota.
Miss Lena Rumpf arrived here Sunday
time with her sister, Mrs. A. NJ Dyer.
Hod Quigley and Joe Frederick were
in the city the first of the week from
the Ferdinand section attending trus-
tees meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. Theo. Swarts the White
bir pioneers. were in the city this week
visiting and transacting business with
our merchants
Platt Talbot. the hustling Joseph ranch
er, was In town this week interviewing
our merchants. but was too busy other
wise to more than say 'howdy."
Mrs. DR.. H. J. Smith. who has been
sick for number of months is now
said to be making more rapid progress
toward a permanent recovery.
Miss Etha Sullivan of Portland, Ore,
arrived in the city Monday evening and
at once took up her duties as trimmer
for the Batty Millinery.
Roy Wethered, of the Canadian coun-
try. arrived in the city this week for a
visit with his mother and sister Mrs
Eliza Everett and Mrs. s. c. Smith.
Mrs. Adam Brust returned Wednesday
evening from a visit with relatives at
Cottonwood, and it is understood will
on the Little Salmon.
s. l.. Mahurin and J. D. Evans were
here transacting business from the
Whitebird country this week and repre-
senting their district at the county trus-
tees meeting
Prof. George H. Black, president of
the Lewiston State Normal, came up
Monday evening on the train and de-
livered an address at the county trus-
tees meeting the next day.
A. F. Parker went from Hot Lake.
Ore. to Boise last week to visit 'The
Twins" who are attending school at the
state capital. He is expected to reach
home the last of this week.
Mrs. Leo Brust left on this mornings s
stage for their home on the Little Sal
mon to join Leo, who is now engaged
in getting things shaped up for a hap
py hone on tIe new STOCK fancn near
Pollock
DR.. II. J. Smith was called to Spok-
ane Sunday of this week by the seri-
Gus sickness of his sister who underwent
surgical operation at the hospital
there. Word was received that the pat
lent was doing well.
night from Gresham, Ore, a fine z
months old Brown Swiss heifer. Since
taking over the fine stock of L. M.
Harris last fall Emery has added two
head to his Brown Swiss herd.
The Batty Millinery wishes the read
ers of the Globe to watch for further
announcement in this paper regarding
the annual spring opening, at which
time a swell showing of the latest
| things in millinery will be on display.
Mrs. Blanche e. Kleenman, of Haley,
most worthy grand matron of the East
ern Stars Of this state. visited with the
local order Wednesday evening of this
Der of candidates were taken into the
order
Atty. Fred Suren. Of Portland, arrived
in town Wednesday evening for a visit
with his old Grangeville friends Fred
has made good since leaving here sew
eral years ago and has become a sue
cessful disciple of Blackstone in the
city of his choice.
n. M. Moore returned Tuesday night
from tour of inspection over in the
Montana country. Murray visited sew
eral of the best sections of the treas
ure state. but did not decide to locate
at any Of the points visited His friend.
would be pleased to have him locate
right here.
M. s. Swineheart and John Skedgel
the former representing the Battle Ridg,
school district and tho Iat+ar 49, GALA.