The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-07-16

Mr. and Mrs. Cy Overman and Mrs.
Watson left Tuesday for Seattle where
they will visit for time with j. l.
verman and family-that Is the ladies
WILL Cy says he expects to be on the
wing more or less.
The seven-year- daughter Of Mr.
and Mrs. Floyd Moore fell last Satur-
day at their home over on the Clear
water, and striking with full force on
her head was paralyzed in one side.
She is now improving.
E. B. Meeker, Jack Wills and Frank
Fem are in the city today from Koos-
kia to appear before the county COM
missioners with a petition regarding the
new county which they are working for
In the northeast part Of Idaho county.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Wright returned
last Sunday overland from California,
where they went something like a year
ago. They came back In Mr.. Wr1ght's
auto, the same az they went. They
were accompanied by Mrs. Wright's sis
ter and her young son.
Lawrence Moore arrived here from
San Raphael, Calf, Wednesday and was
met by his brother Wesley from the
Clearwater, and they together went
over on the South Fork where they have
homesteads.
DIR. and Mrs. ]. l.. Rains came up
Friday evening from their present home
in Lewiston for a visit with their num-
erous friends in this community. where
the doctor practiced for many years
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home. The doctor is now out in the
wilds fishing while Mrs. Rains visits.
Don Fisher, A. p. Jarvis, F. F.
Titus and Will Hanan of the local
trap shooters are planning to auto to
Lewiston next Sunday to engage the
pigeon busters at that place in a hand
to hand contest for the Tamblyn
trophy. The boys feel sanguine of sue
cess.
Miss Harriet Tumy. cashier at the
Alexander Freidenrich store, left last
Sunday morning for Medford Ore, on
her summers vacation. She will be
joined there by young friends from her
former home at Rising Sun, Ind. with
whom she will visit for a couple of
weeks or So
Howard Waugh left on last Sundays
train for Lewiston returning home
Tuesday evening of this week. He re-
ports an exceptionally pleasant trip
down, but found 1t much more monoti-
nous climbing the mountains on the re-
turn trip. However, he viii regain his
usual spirits in couple of weeks or so.
Harry L. Hudson, district freight and
passenger agent for the O.-W. r. & NJ,
came up from Lewiston Wednesday in
the interest of his company. Mr.. Hud-
son. who recently came to Lewiston
from Portland as successor to Mr. Mac
Corquodale, is very pleasant gentle
man and good business getter.
c. d. DeArmond and family were in
town last week in their new Ford ma
chine. 1t requires but a few minutes
time now for them to make the trip
from the ranch to town An auto may
be an additional expense in burning
gasoline, but it is certainly a time saw
er when it comes to putting space be-
hind you.
Misses Grace and ~Beulah PEBBLES
left on Sunday mornings train for Ken
newick, Wash, where their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. c. c. PEBBLES now live. Miss
Grace will visit there for a number of
weeks and will return in time to take
up her duties as teacher of the sixth
grade in the city schools
Ed Wren and II. j. Kressly arrived
In the city yesterday from the Wren &
Greenough ranch at Denver Idaho coun-
ty. Mr. Kressly visited his family here
and left for Spokane today. Mr.. Wren
will leave tonight for a business visit
at Umatilla and Portland They re-
port crop conditions on Camas prairie
as extremely bright.-Moscow Mirror.
A reception was given at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. w. n. Scales on We'd
nesday evening of this week in honor
OF Miss Katherine Toukey. of Boise.
and Miss Sallie Mary Kettenbach. of
Lewiston. who have been the guests of
the Misses Parker for a couple of weeks.
The guests consisted of both old and
young, but from the very best informa-
ton obtainable 1t was difficult to make
the distinction in the evenings program
the distinction in the evenings proceed
ings Dancing was INDUCED in with light
refreshments at the midnight hour. land
all went merry as marriage hell"
Inc young visitors took their departure
on the morning train, with many re-
grets expressed on both sides.