The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-22


Mrs. VIM. StillweIl underwent a serI-
Gus operation recently at her home In
this city and IL now in a very precar-
ious condition.
Jess Gallaghan, the genial manager
OF the Imperial Hotel, returned Tues
day night from Seattle where he at
tended the meeting Of the Shriners.
A. L. Gllkespn. OF GrangevilIe. was
In the city today enroute home He
came In from Spokane where he has
been on busihess.-Star-M Mirror.
LosT-Near or at Columbus schoo
house last Sunday, a Promo film pack,
exposed. Finder please return to Mrs
John Chase, II. F. d. 1. zoe;
Charles westenhiseE well known
farmer from the Clearwater section
spent few days in the city this week
looking after important matters. Babe
Brown accompanied him.
E. E. Virgins, OF Lewiston, former
ly a resident of this city, was here
this week being on his way TO the
Marshall Lake mining country, where
he has mining interests.
Mr.. aud Mrs, Sam Wright and Mr..
and Mrs, Joe Snyder departed on
TUESDAY morning for the Little SAL
mon where they win enjoy a week or
ten days fishing,
Prof. Fay c. Robinson, of the city
schools, left. Tuesday morning for Mos
cow where he expects to be engaged
on the university farm during the
remainder of the. summer vacation.
'sJ.ssFst Mclean went down to Lewis
ton last Saturday in charge of Nathan
Earlayw.ho. Was, adjudged insane last
Friday by the probate Judge, where
he arnets the ftrsveisng guard from Oro-
fino. -
Billie Vincent was up from his pres
emit shome in the Lewiston Orchards
this week soliciting orders for toma-
toes and peaches and while here sue
ceeded In landing a large number Of
contracts.
Mrs. A. m, ( Baker and daughters,
Miss Claire Louise and little Mary Ger
aldine, arrived home this evening af-
ter spending the past six weeks with
relatives ana Friends at Spokane and
Opportunity.
MISS Ada sweet this week purchased
from Mat Gilbert $50 acres OF fine farm
land situated about four and one half
miles from Grangeville, on the Harp
ster road, The consideration is not
given out.
"Mr. and Mrs f. s. Barton are the
proud parents OF new born girl, which
arrived last night.-Moscow Star-Mir-
ror, July &c." Mrs. Barton will be
by her many friends in
this community as Bess Sherwin.
Geo. Chase met with a quite serious
accident early this week by having
his saddle horse, fall with him. He
was rendered unconscious for a number
Of hours and while considerable bruis-
ed Is able to be around
Frank Hogan, formerly one of the
citys best known tonsoriaI artists,
and now prosperous stockraiser and
rancher Of the Snake river section,
was an arrival in the city last Sat-
urday. being called here on business
Judge M Slusser and wife, Of Chi
cago. mother and father OF DIR. c. w.
Slusser Of this city, arrived on last
evenings train for n two weeks
visit. after which they will go on to
the fairs at San Francisco and San
Diego.
Wallace Scott, accompanied by his
sister. Miss Rebecca, and neice, Mrs.
Huxtable, left Monday morning for
coast points. and after taking in the
sxpcsitions will accompany the ladies
east to Chicago Mr. Scott will be
gone probably thirty days.
While blowing recently e. A. Bent
ey sustained a fractured. rib. Mr..
was riding a disc pillow and
while the horses were travelling along at
4 brisk gait struck a root and was
shot up in the air like rocket and
On coming down fell on the pillow and
received his injury.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. III. Mcdonald came
out from Elk City last Saturday and
have taken up residence in this city
and are now located in the Benedict
home in the north part of town. Mr..
Mcdonald in company with John Knei-
lei, win shortly go into the Florence
district and engage in mining.