The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-10-22
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| (EnterpriSe.)
Vern Randall came in Saturday from
Spokane. Spokane is a fine place to
have a good time in but we notice that
the boys like to get back nome Just
the same
I. A. Hardenbrook. grandfather OF
| the Stuart children was O visitor at
that home over Sunday. He was accom-
panied from Kamiah by little five year
old Dorthy Stuart
r. w. Stuart. brother of we editor,
was up from Kamiah, Tuesday for a
short visit. While here he was looking
Tor market for a car OF two of fine
potatoes which he raised this year.
A card from Occur dAlene tells of
the removal of NJ. P. Strecker and
family from Spokane to the former
place.
j. ]. Jennings and family returned
to Lewiston Monday after few days
visit with Mrs. Jennings uncle, C. E.
Kelly
Mr.. and Mrs. James Mcpherson were
In town Tuesday They were guests at
the Harvey Hawkins home.
A. E. Lycan, candidate for state rep
resentative on the socialist ticket, is in
town today attending the socialist rally
shot bear-almost-That A, c.
Scheel is better setter than retriever
has been proved beyond a question of
doubt when this week, Mr.. Jerry Fitz-
gerald and III. d. Millard sailed forth
In quest Of bird or beast, taking A. c.
along to tree the game and hold the
sack On reaching the old Mckenzie
mill A. C.'s sidekicker Ga dog) raised
such an cutlery that all thought they
had a bear. but on climbing up the hill
to the noise "a. c. says 1t was 10. 900
feet straight up) he only flushed
grouse. Willard claims the bird flew
within a few inches of Jerry's nose
who says he couldn't see the fool thing
Tor the dust 1t shook in his eyes
Miss Mae Bellamy, primary teacher.
was the guest of Miss Cornelia Ingram
at Lewiston.
ONE Hammons and Charley Moore
went to Grangeville as witnesses in
the Frank Hye case today.
Thomas Benoy was in attendance at
the funeral of his uncle, Joseph Benoy.
at Pleasant View. yesterday.
Theo p Tollefson and l.. e. Lauranee
were at the county seat Wednesday.
z. d. Scott and wife. of Cleerereek
were over today attending the socialist
speaking.
Andrew Prader, of Elk City. was in
town Tuesday enroute for Spokane on
business.
Clarence Tollefson spent the early
part of the week on hunt.
George Scott, the socialist candidate
for sheriff. is in Sites today.
II. L. Hughes. of the Tahoe section
was in Sites on buciuacv Mo,,a
Henry Murray was a caller In town
Tuesday from Kooskia
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph Hovey visited her
parents here Tuesday
Mrs. ]. H. Myers visited her daughter
at Kooskia Wednesday,
School Notes: Leila May BEDFORD was
enrolled in the first grade Monday max
ing total of "a Mesdames Pettibone
and Pulver called at the schoolbousa
Friday and made each of the rooms a
pleasant visit Come again, we are al
ways glad to see visitors. We are glad
to announce that Mr.. Mastin will lecture
to the student body Friday afternoon.
MT Mastin was on the Titanic when 1t
was wrecked. We invite any one to
visit the school Friday afternoon and
hear the lecture. Miss Whitley took her
pupils out for recitation In nature
study Thursday afternoon. Work is pro-
crossing rapidly in this room. PUPILS
and teachers are very enthusiastic
about their work. Cora Stever. one OF
the third grade children, has been very
sick for the past two weeks. We hope
to see her back in school soon. Pearl
Lamb registered for ninth grade work
This makes 21 in the high
school, Room for more