The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-29
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle.)

Sheriff Yates was in town last Fri
day from the county seat.
l.. M. Kerr. of Ferdinand, was
Grangeville visitor Thursday.
Isaac Zehner, the Grangeville miller.
was in town Wednesday.
County Surveyor Spedden was on this
side of the prairie the fore part OF the
week.
John Hoene sold a new Buick touring
car the first of the week to Frank Van
Deventer, of Grangeville.
Miss Mamie Jones spent several days
In town this week visiting her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. b. Rookie.
Mrs. w. A. Pease came up Tuesday
evening from Lewiston for short visit
with her father. G. F. Mckinney. and
wike
Mr.. and Mrs. Harley Reynolds are
the proud parents Of fine baby boy
born Sunday. The new baby has been
christened william, Bill for short
Quite a heavy frost visited the prai-
rie Tuesday night. following the strong
northwest wind of that day. but Is not
believed to have damaged the fruit crop
| to any extent
Sam Nelson Is doing some good work
on the roads in the Denver section
Keep the good work moving as the
roads can stand a lot OF work in this
part OF Idaho county.
| Lonnie Bales, Of Ferdinand, purchased
a five-passenger Case, car last week.
The car is a 1915 model and before very
long Lonnie win refuse to swallow dust
from any other car.
/ H. @. Chicane was in town Tuesday
from near Denver and reported the sale
| - n Inhn
Baer at Fem. The shoat was q Po-
land China Berkshire cross and was
surely some pig.
A bouncing baby boy was born Sun
day morning to Mr.. and Mrs. John Hoe
ne in this city. Mother and child are
doing nicely and John Is hustling Ford
and Buick sales stronger than ever
since the arrival OF the little stranger
F. j. waiser closed a deal late last
week for the purchase OF the Rink farm
of 100 acres up on the mountain fol
1880. The place has abundant water
|, a large amount OF wood and post tim
Der and about 80 acres under cuihva'
ton and Is a bargain at the price
G. e. Fredricks and crew Of men NOV
ed out into the east end of the high
way district the first Of the week te
take up active work on the roads. They
have a cook house along and Ed. Nal
erich has charge of the culinary enc
OF the Job.
Some people claim that the Poland
China hogs are not at all prolific bu
Howard Mckinley has sow OF thi
: breed that brought him litter
: sixteen pigs the other day and thu
: animal raised nineteen pigs in tw'
filters nor her owner last year. II tina
. Is not sufficient profit We do not know
what one should expect
:. Charlie Crawford left Sunday morn
+. ing for Montana to visit his mother
q who is very III. Mrs. Crawford has SUI
$ fered two strokes OF paralysis and
in quite serious condition. II sh
= improves she will be taken at once {
9 Soap Lake, Wash. for treatment Tn
ladys many friends here villa be sorr
TO learn OF her affliction and hope 10
her speedy recovery.
Q Will Simon Is expected home thi
, week from an extended visit to his oil
home In Ohio where he was called b
: the serious illness OF his father. tn
I latter recovered after Win went cas-
q and they then enjoyed a family reun
: Ion and WIN has been having all sort
: OF good time during the remainde
of his visit.