The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-11-11
HANNAH
(Progress)

(ProgreSs)
Mrs. Scott Gharrett of Winona, left
this morning for New York to visit her
sick father.
Homer Greenlee, T. F. Henderson and
Earl and Roy Drake left yesterday for
a hunting trip up the Middle Fork.
Stuart & Hubbell and Cliff Miller hav
bought sixty hogs and are going to
turn some of their corn into pork
J. L. Miller came down from Denver
yesterday and returned this morning,
accompanied by his daughter, Ruth, who
has been visiting here.
Jesse Holman returned from Montana
Sunday, where he has been harvesting.
He reports his father is very much
pleased with his new homestead.
The Cold Storage Market is making
preparations for installing a larger ice
commodity next year to supply the
town.
Miss Vera Poland returned to KAN
iah after several weeks vacation spent
in the east. She was accompanied by
her father. s. j. Poland, whose home
| is at Divernon, Illinois.
Prof. Gross5ean made a trip to Sites
Wednesday might and on his return was
accompanied by his father and mother
Mr.. and Mrs. L. n. Grossjean, of Ohio
From here they went to Orofino before
returning home
The Halloween party held at the Har-
risburg school on Friday evening. Octo-
Der 29th, was well attended and all re-
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age of the young people of Woodland
Receipts: Fishing pond. $685.; fortune
telling, $3.50; baskets, $24.55; total, $32. 2
expenses, SITS; cleared. $2445.
Total school enrolment for October
25S. Total enrolment to date. 267. To
tai enrolment for same month last year
255. Average daily attendance. 235
Per cent of attendance for the month
s5 Total number days present. 4624h
Total number days absent 1861. Mum.
Der present every day, 1876. Numbel
cases of hardness, Al; number neithel
absent nor tardy, 126; number of Wis
itors, Is.
C. T. Crittenden, of Florida, who hal
been visiting here for three weeks
started ON his return home Saturday
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Mrs. ]. G. Farris and children return,
ed Saturday evening from Milton, Ore
gon, where they have been visiting witt
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. P. Lfv
ingston.
The Columbus Social club held It
semi-annual election at the home o
Mrs John wasmund last Thursday af
ternoon4 The following officers wer
elected: Mrs. VIM. Workman, presiden
Mrs. VIM. Workman, vice president
Mrs. John Chase. secretary and treas
urer. The club is year and half oil
with a membership of eleven larg'
healthy. typical farm women. who be
heve in work, plenty of good wholesom
food. fresh air and sunshine. Whs
they hack in numbers is made UP 1
pounds. One would be safe in guessin
the average weight at ITO pounds. Sii
tire Camas clubs can you beat that? .
busy and a pleasant afternoon was en-
joyed AIT the conclusion of the ele,
ton q song was rendered, which we
followed by a delicious luncheon serve
by the hostess who was assisted by ha
daughters, the Misses Grace and Mir
ME- The next meeting will be wit
Mrs. Thomas Duncan.
Beginning Saturday we will give te
|. per cent discount ON Security calf foot
, pals of IL pounds. and Is per cent
rs pound pals. This discount is mad
|, to induce people to try the food
is absolutely guaranteed and money w
!. be refunded If satisfactory results al
not secured. City Feed Store. 49,
: Three hundred and twenty acres
1 the Clearwater country, all cuhvab
g sxcspt acres. Excsllent dairy pro-
v osition. room house. barn, 900 ce
h lar, out buildings. fine springs, enc'
and cross fenced, fine clover land.
a BARGAIN and can be sold on SCHOO
8 LAND TERMS. Only lilo cash balan'
10 years at per cent. Geo. M. Rec
Is Grangeville. Idaho. ~