The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-09-09


for visit with her brothers, WIN. and
Frank Edgington. and her aged father
Mrs. Whittemore visited for time
with her brother L. C. Edgington at
Charleston, before coming up here.
Arthur Horning was IN town the first
OF the week visiting at the home OF
Chester eager. having Just come in from
the Nezperce country where he spent
several weeks harvesting. Arthur win
go to Moscow In n couple OF weeks TO
enter the university.
| Robert Todd. who formerly operated
The Ell Vago cigar factory in this city,
accompanied by J. L. Halter. both of
Pasco. arrived In the city Sunday even
ing and on Tuesday morning left for
The hills in the Fired Corliss neighbor-
hood. for few days outing.
Mrs. A. F. Nurss went to Moscow
Sunday where her daughter. Mrs. Edna
Calison who was recently taken to the
hospital there from this place, win be
operated on by DR.. Grftman, having
gained sufficient strength. It ia be-
lieved to withstand the ordeal
Mrs. Rudolph Bertsch and daughter,
Miss Ruby. who have been spending
several weeks visiting at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Rauensahn, left for
Butte, Montana. Wednesday. They will
make their home at that place in the
future. Mrs. Bertsch is the mother of
Mrs. Rauenzahn. Winchester Journal.
Dale Fulton will leave the first Of
October for Peoria, Ill. where he will
enter the Bradley Polytechnic insti-
tute, and will take course as a jew
eler and engraver. Dale had planned
TO leave this week. but remained over
to help the band out during Border
Days. he being the one they depend
upon 30 make the big noise
Doc Denny Border Days booster and
Walter McAdams left here Monday
morning on a several days advertis-
Ing hour OF the prairie country. They
Took with them an abundance of adj
lvertising matter and viii make every
town contiguous to this territory They
expect to be gone three or four days,
making the trip in Mac $ machine.
The Billilxin club is about to have
a new lease of life. r. b. Kading and
Ell Ingram are the chief promoters and
are instilling an abundance of enthus-
dasm into the young dancers of the
community. The first dance will be
given tomorrow night at Schmadeka's
hall, when definite plans will be dis
cussed for permanent organization.
Geo. L. Sly this week received a car
load of lumber from Seattle to be used
in the erection of the big barn on the
Craig l.. Spencer place south of town,
and two more cars are expected within
a few days. The barn will be 60x120
feet and will be used to store Craig's
mammoth hay Drop and for feeding pur-
poses, and will be completed about De-
cember LIST.
H. F. Wilkins, a we'll known farmer
residing north of the city last week
threshed IS acres OF Big Four oats
from which he received over 1000 sacks
of the finest grain a person ever gazed
upon. The crop was being delivered
Tuesday to the Vollmer- Clearwater Co.
and the sacks averaged around three
bushels and a half each
Mr.. and mrs. K. c. Parker came ian
J last Saturday from Walla Wana for
a brief visit with Mrs. Parkers par
} ents, Mr.. and Mrs A. p. Chamberlain.
They took this mornings train out foq
Portland where Mr.. Parker will teach
in the city schools the coming year
Mr.. Parker taught In this vicinity sew
eral years ago.
Miss Harriet funny entertained the
lady employees of the Alexander Fredd.
enrich store last Thursday evening al
her home in the southeast part of ths
city. Miss TuHny recently resigned hel
, position at the A. & F. and the above
event was kind OF farewell party K
her old associates. Miss funny ana
! mother are talking of taking a trip tt
their old home DIN the east.
The cold wave struck this section
the first of the week, since which tins
little fire in the evenings is pleas
ant. Can this be the beginning o
the frigid weather predicted by Proph
ct Foster for the north and northwes
FOR the middle of September, wheI
, heavy and continued killing frosts wer,
to strike us? Any way, we can iool
for more warm weather yet awhile, not
withstanding the prognosticators.
DR.. w. II. Warner, who recently NOV
, ed from Grangeville to Weippe, wa
in Orofino over wednesday night, max
ing the acquaintance OF residents @
. the county seat. The doctor is wei
: pleased with his new location and /
s of the opinion thad Weippe will be
come quite prosperous place from
the development of the lumber indus
r try. He will have charge of the hos
. pital for the Scofield Lumber company
-Orofino Tribune.
Fred Smith, accompanied by Joe Dy
sard and Bill Stilwell, went to Flor
8 ence last week and brought out tn
e Claude Flint ore crusher to Grangevdllt
n intending to take 1t on to the Smit
n Bros. mine at Golden, but discovere
s THAI the capacity was not great enough
: This crusher was taken back thi
week by Dysard and Stllwen and
crusher at Adams of some seventy ffv
= tons capacity viii be brought here thi
. week and taken ON to Golden Smit
Bros have worked along In the devel
: opement Of their property at Golde