The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-12-17
FERDINAND



John Rookie Of Cottonwood. was In
Pwn Thursday buying horses for Ralph
a Brockman.
One Of our young men that went to
4rangeville last Friday night to root
for the basket bali teams reports that
BIS efforts IN that line did not set well
With the Grangeville crowd and that
they caused his arrest making him do
pate to the city treasury the sum Of
e12. He Is not expressing any love for
the Granseville crowd as q result.
Mrs. G. o. Denham and grandson re-
burned to their home at Westiake Mon
Gay after several weeks visit with rel
&tives at Summit. Idaho.
Mrs. N. C. Bicknell and little daugh-
ter, Beulah, came in from Matches.
Nash, Sunday. to spend a few weeks
with Mrs Bickneps daughter. Mrs.
Henry Hanson.
Johan Frei Is reported to have re-
ceived very serious injuries this morn
ing while hitching up a team. 1t seems
be had fastened up the neck yoke but
only had one line down when the hors-
IS becaeme frightened and started to
run. The young man held the one line
eausing the team to run In circle
RDout uMn 80 CloS6 LHdL ne was Ilu8lly
<uu over, one of the horses stepping
upon his forehead. rendering him uncon
ecious. DR.. Turner has been called and
The seriousness of the injuries have
not been learned at this writing. The
team however. after getting away. ran
through three barbed wire fences and
game ont without receiving scratch.
The young man Is q brother of Glenn
Fret and had come from Germany only
Iast year and has been living with his
Brother north Of town since his arrival
here. Later.-The injuries are not as
Serious as thought and the young man
IS UP and around.
"A The Misses Holtbuer and Hussman
npent Sunday at Iio.
H. I. Hanson was a business visitor
q Grangeville Sunday and Monday.
Miss Winifred Fitzgerald of Kooskia
b visiting her aunt Mrs. Bertha DOW
ell. this week.
Mrs. w. I. Long returned Sunday
from q short visit at Walla walla.
Rev. Father Mooney of Grangeviile,
Visited Father Boniface the first Of
the week.
q Electric lights were installed in the
Ferdinand public school this week adj
ding materially to the convenience of
The school
L. C. Stonebreaixer let a contract to
y. c. Addison & Sons this week for the
building of q bungalow on his prop
erty on West Main street.
e. ]. Nau left Monday morning for
Spokane with Mrs. Nau where she will
consult specialists as she is being
threatened with the same trouble that
Bothered her so much last winter.
c. w. Brockmau secured about thirty
bead of horses while in Ferdinand last
saturday that win be delivered at Cot
norwood this next week. The horses
will go to France to be used by the
Wrench cavalry.
On Tuesday morning at 1915 the grim
Messenger. called our baby, Laura May,
20 her final resting place. The little
pne had been slightly III since Satur-
lay evening with what appeared to be
only a cold and slight Group. Up to
IN hour before her death nothing SER
BUS had been anticipated as the child
bad played about the home all Monday
FORENOON and slept most Of the after
soon when a sudden change took place
nbout IL 80 that night and Dr. Turner
vas called from Cottonwood. The lit
lie one apparently appeared to be GO
ing to sleep but the breathing was mo-
Heed to be irregular and she soon slip
ped out OF this life as " going to
sleep. The baby was our youngest chilt
q four children and was one year.
khree months and twenty mine days old
~ the time OF her death. The funeral
services were conducted at the family
nome by the Rev. Grunewald Of Cot
fonwood. at 10 o'clock Wednesday and
TIE body was taken to Cottonwood for
fnterment. The little casket was pro-
xasely decorated with cut flowers. the
lift OF friends.