The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-02

Mr.. and Mrs. James Surridge came
up from Harpster Monday and they
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Coram and Miss
olive Coram autoed over to the west
side and spent most pleasant day
visiting with the family of J. l.. Eckert.
Mrs. Henry Williams. who formerly
lived in Grangevile and has many
friends and acquaintances here. arrived
in the cisy last SUNDAY evening from h
present home at Asotin Mrs. Will
iams after attending to some business
matters returned home the first of the
week.
Miss Emma Hertline, so long cashier
at the Imperial hotel, in which capac-
ity she made many friends, left this
week for Yellowstone park where she
will meet her parents from wichita
Kans. After touring the park she will
return with them to Kansas for a visit
at her old home.
f.. w. Owens of Mt. Idaho was in
town last Saturday in company with
his brother-in-law. S. NJ. Jones' who, in
company with sister is visiting here
from West Salem. Wis, and looking
at the country. Mr.. Jones is greatly
not be surprising II he decided to in
vest before leaving.
e. W. oliver is just completing a
new residence in the block north of
Main street from the Masonic building
next to the property which he recently
purchased of Fred Noyes. He will also
paint and overhaul the Noyes residence.
Bert Baker will occupy the new prop
erty when completed.
Sheriff John p. Eimers recently fin
ished up over 200 feet of cement walk
on his residence property in the west
part of town, and Jake Eimers is now
having a string of walks made. John
Coram and H. Taylor have just com
pleted cement walks at their residences
in the south part of town. And so the
good work goes on.
J. Yeager, the well known Plains
farmer, was in the city several days
this week from the Garfield section,
getting supplies and looking after other
business matters. He says things never
looked better in his country than this
season. He paid the Globe a friendly
visit and advanced his standing.
Mrs. Walter o. Torgeson left Sun
day morning for her home at Vulcan,
Alberta, after a pleasant visit here with
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bickford.
Mr.. Bickford accompanied her as far
as Spokane, where he went to attend
a meeting of the stockholders in the
"Whipple Transmission device for
automobiles
Plat Talbot came over from Joseph
last Friday to see Mrs. Talbot who
was here for medical treatment. Mrs.
Talbot left Saturday morning for Spo-
kane where she will place herself un-
der the care of specialist. Mr.. Tai
bolt returned home the next day, aft
err seeing the wife off on the train.
L. NJ. Harris and Emery Zuver were
engaged last week in tearing down the
building owned by Mr.. Harris near the
old Lewis Business college in the west
part of town. The lumber win be TAX
en- to Meadow Brook Farm just
west of town. where Mr.. Harris is plan
ming to convert 1t into farm resi-
dence.
Harold Harris severed his connection
with the Free Press last Saturday and
left the next morning for Boise. where
he will hold the position of secretary
for Judge Ailshie during the campaign
now on. Harold is capable and thor
oughly reliable, and with his acquaint-
ance over the state should make a most
acceptable secretary for the Judge
Once more the generous stork has
visited our community. and this time
II deposited its precious parcel post
package at the home of F. F. Titus.
head bookk eeper for the A. & f. COM
pany. in the form of sweet little ten
pound girl baby. This is the first WIS.,
itation of the kind at this home, and
the little newcomer is welcomed with
open arms and loving hearts. The ar
rival was last Thursday noon and the
mother and little one are coming on
fine