The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-01-29
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attending court in the city this week
G.. M. Butler Is up from Sites
this week attending the district
court.
Grin Riebold Is in the city from
his Clearwater ranch, serving as
juror in the district court.
w. l.. Jordan, is here from Boise
for a brief visit with Mrs. Jordan's
parents Mr.. and Mrs. John Coram.
Marion Weber, now located at
Fem in the merchantile business, Is
serving as juror in the district court.
c. e. Butler, the Lewiston attorney
is in the city looking after the in
terests of his clients in the district
court
Walter Hovey Hill returned from
Spokane Sunday night and went to
Lewiston the first of the week on
business.
Mat Gilbert returned this week
from Portland, where he went some
two weeks ago. He did not remain
away as long as he intended.
There will be a masque ball given
at the Schmadeka hall Tomorrow
night by the Pythian Sisters, which
is expected to be swell affair and
largely attended.
DR.. H. V. Riggs last week moved
from the offices he has so long occu-
pied over the Bank of Camas Prairie
building to the offices formerly occu
pied by DR.. Jesse L. Rains, in the
A. & F. block.
Condemnation proceedings for right
of way by the Glenwood highway
district against Mute Solsberg Is now
being heard by the court, with Augur
and Hattabaugh counsel for Sdsberg
and c. E. Butler for the highway
district.
DR.. w. B. Sims is now nicely To-
Gated in the Trust Co.'s building, in
the rooms directly in the rear of
Geo. NJ Reeds offices. The doctor
has installed new furniture through
out and is justly proud of his new
equipment
M. H. Coyle and family, Victor,
Idaho, over near the Jackson Hole
country, just across the line from
Wyoming, arrived in the city Wednes-
day evening. Mr.. Coyle is we'll pleas
ed with this section of the country,
and being interested in the White
Bird district the family departed for
that place Thursday morning.
James Buchanan, the old pioneer,
came up Monday night from his pres
ent home at Kooskia. Jim, who Is
not as young as he used to be
stumbled and fell down the basement
stairs at the Imperial and sustained
injuries which have kept him to his
room since. However, his many
friends expect to see him out again
in few days, as well as ever.
Rev. Van Slyke and George Fem
returned Saturday night from a trip
to Portland, where Mr.. Fem under
went an examination at the hands of
a specialist, who gave him an encour-
aging report and returned him home
with instructions how to care for him
SELF Rev. Van Slyke visited fr day
or two with his old friends at Eu-
gene while gone.
w. S. Brockman, the Snake river
stockman, and his wife were in the
city yesterday from Ferdinand en-
route east where Mrs. Brockman will
undergo a surgical operation. Mr..
Brockman will return in about three
weeks, but Mrs. Brockman, after
leaving the hospital will make an ex-
tended visit with relatives in Min
nesota and in the Dakotas.-Tuesday'
Tribune.
j. D. burlington, for years a resi-
dent of Kooskia, was in the city the
first of the week as principal in the
case in the district court of Gross
VS.. burlington, involving a lot in
Kooskia. The case was tried and
taken under advisement by Judge
Steele Mr.. burlington drove from
here to Kooskia, and from there was
to take the train for Spirit Lake,
where he now resides with his
family.
Quite a number of Kooskia citizens
were up the first of the week in con
nection with the Gross-Currington
suit which was tried in the dist rict