The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1914-12-03

Ed. N. Graham last week sold his
1 five-acre tract of land on the Asotin
road In south vineland. Wash, to J.
HI. Goble, taking In part exchange q
residence I'm Charleston.
Revillo Johnston, OF Lucille, departed
Tor Lewiston the first of the week aft
er having made an extended visit in
Grangevile as a patron Of DR.. Green's
dental parlozs
| Mrs Mary Van Vert came up from
\ Lewiston last week for few days
visit with relatives and friends Shell
returned home Friday. taking with her
the little daughter OF her son, Ward
Van Vert, and the little lady will make
her home with her grandmother in the
future.
For Sale-Men's furnishings and suit
order store in good big town with pay
roll and plenty of mems trade. Good
clean stock and neat fixtures; invoice
about $4,000. Cleaning and pressing pays
running expenses. Just the thing for
one or two young men. Address xYz.
care Of this office. Ia
L. c. Arnold, father Of Hugh and
Ross Arnold Of this city, died yester-
day at his farm home. Mr.. Arnold.
who was about 60 years Of age. has
been in failing health for some time.
He has resided on the prairie for
number OF years and was well liked by
all who knew him.
Tim. Quinlan and w. e. Parry were
week end visitors from Kooskia. They
were up locking after the prospects
regarding Selway county. and inter-
viewing a number Of our citizens re-
garding the prevailing sentiment on the
the return drive home Saturday after
noon.
A warrant of arrest charging John
huffman of Keuterville with grand lar
4 ceny for the alleged theft OF cattle
has been issued and is now in the
hands Of the authorities The COM
plant is made by w. S. Shaw. 1t is
said that the hearing OF the case will
probably disclose some sensational de-
/ yelopments.
w. T. Hanan, Walter McAdams, P.
| A. Jarvis and N A. Aldrich went over
| to Fem last Friday to attend the
shooting match conducted there by
Landlord w. o. Mock. They mot with
some success. bringing back four plump
turkeys due to the prowess OF Hanan
and Jarvis. the former winning three
and the latter one bird
Later donations to the Red Cross fund
are reported by Rev. Mooney as follows:
Leonard Joergen, 49, Chas. Brown $780,
Joe Nice. 81, Geo Medved. 81. Mrs. j.
p. $1.25. John Sabonica, SLIPS. j. N, 81,
F. NJ G., S.. Miss Cother, 81, Miss
Blackwell, 81, Miss Kinney, 81. Egbert
Kaibat, $50, H. Murray, s.25, A. Bel
lgian. IS and John Seibel, 81.
Further donations to the Belgian
Widows and orphans relief fund are as
follows: Henry Meyers. $40. Cash 81,
Frank Van Devender. 81, Floyd Church.
Isl. The total collected to date is s153.
Committee: III. Taylor, J. A. Brown. F.
H. Meader, John Coram. +. L. Leonard
and M. L. Ayers 1t will help you to
have part in this work.
The Famous Players Co., presents
Ralph Stuart. in Hearts of Oak" at
the Bijou on Dec. T. This stellar at
traction was previously billed in Grange
willie but its presentation was neces-
sarily postponed on account CT the abb
Ieence OF electric lights and power
Be sure to-. see Ralph Stuart in
Hearts Of Oak at the Bijou. Monday
Dec. Z.
w. e. Daggett. assistant state land
! appraiser, was In town last week from
his home In Lewiston. While here Mr..
Daggett leased 5000 acres Of state graz
lang land on White Bird creek to Sal
mon river stock raiser who intends
} branching out a little in the stock
business. The Salmon river country Is
one Of the best stock countries in Ida
, no. and good grazing land is becom-
ing quite an object.
i The banquet given by the CONNER
I ciai club on Wednesday evening of
, last week was a huge success, many
. in attendance pronouncing 1t the BAN
J ner social event Of the year. Mem
i bers OF the Commercial and Civic clubs
| and invited guests were present and
any number OF witty and interesting
, talks were made by some OF the city S
most prominent men and women. An
I excellent menu was served.
81 Hugh Pace of Spokane, who came
t down to Grangeville from Spokane dur
ing the summer of 1912 to play bail
; ball with the local club in the hot race
flor the pennant that year, has been
{ signed by the Spokane club Of the
$ Northwestern league and viii try out
for shortstop or third base for THE
e Indians next year. Pace is a mighty
i good bah player and his friends here
5 hope to see him make good with a
d vengeance.