The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-01

Vote for the Queen of the Carnival.
Final result announced at Tangled
In Texas Friday night
c. w. Jenkins superintendent OF
the Cottonwood schools. was a visitor
in the city Saturday.
/, Mrs. Chef Maynard returned from
/ Lewiston last evening, after visiting
for few days with the home folks.
Jewett Darby, of Pomeroy, Wash,
arrived In the city last Saturday and
Is spending the week at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Bangs and Mr.. and Mrs.
A. C. Cunningham.
The county commissioners are in ses-
sion this week sitting as a board of
equalization. Under the new law the
board is compelled to keep their books
; open during the entire month of July.
The Ladies' Aid society will have a
cooked food sale at the Grangeville
meat market on July the 9Th. Do not
miss any of the celebration to cook,
you can get what you want at this
sale.
Remember that the final count in
the voting contest for the Queen of
the Carnival will be made and the
result announced at the performance
Of Tangled in Texas at the opera
house Friday night.
Clyde Manring, of the Ferdinand bank.
M. J. McMurray Jack Patterson, w.
u. Nolan and o. g. Hanson, of Fer
dinand, were In the city on business
last Saturday having driven over in
Mr.. Hanson's auto.
A. f. Sundell, representing the Pa
cific Manifolding Book Co., of Emery
vile, Calf, was in the city the fore
part Of the week. Mr.. Sundell has
many friends in this community and
has been making this territory for a
number OF years.
Miss Edna Bickford returned Mon
day evening from Lewiston where she
had been for several days with her
mother who recently underwent a SER
ious operation. Edna states that Mrs.
Bickford is recovering as rapidly as
could be expected
Warren Auchinvoe. of Portland, was
an arrival ON last Friday evenings |
train. Warren and brother were |
residents OF this country some seven |
teen years ago but this is his first |
visit In eleven years. He will remain |
in this section for couple of weeks
DIR. Slusser and family drove down |
to Lewiston late last week in the |
Doctors new Ford car. going from there |
10 MOSCOW The doctor says they |
left Lewiston for Moscow at the same |
Time the train departed and they were
the nrst to reach that place. The en-
tire distance was covered without a
mishap.
Mrs. Donna Hewes and father. George
Root, of this city, left last week for
portland. Enroute they visited with
Mrs Hewes' son, DR.. l.. #, Smith, and
family at Culdesac. Mrs. Hewes goes
TO Portland to attend the annual meet
Ing of the Christian Science Students
association and win be absent until
fall
Are you going to rent a farm for
next season? Better read the Farm
Lands for Rent add. in this paper.
Many of those attending the Adven-
list camp meeting. at Spokane return
ed Monday evening and report that
three of the preachers were held up
and robbed during meetings. Rev.
5enica Monroe, OF this place, being
one OF the victims, being forced to give
up his watch and about eight and a
half In cash.-Ferdinand Enterprise.
DR.. and Mrs. w. A. Moore returned
last night from Grangeville where DIR.
Moore went Monday on professional
business. They motored to Grange
Vile via Lake waha in six hours, maxi
Ing record run over Craig mountains
Or. Moore reports the roads in ex-
= lent condition for motoring Mrs.
Moore left today for Spokane for
weeks visit.---Star- Mirror.
Orders taken for porch and window
awnings. See Chester Arnold. 20-tf
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. d. Stanbery were
In the city last week as delegates to
the big meeting OF the I. o. o. F. Mr.
Stanbery states that the crops in
his section are looking fine. particu-
arly the fall sown grain. The rain
Of last week caused some of the heavy
stands to fall but 1t Is not expected
that much damage win result. The
grain Is so well advanced that an
early harvest Is assured.
Seth ID. Jones came up from Clarks-
Ton Sunday, where he has been for
some time past with Mrs. Jones, who
has been suffering from a severe at
tack of typhoid fever. Mrs Jones
was In such critical condition that her
life was despaired OF and only with
the most efficient nursing and treat
nent was the malady mastered, and
Mrs. Jones Is now slowly recnperat-
Ing. Seth went on down to his Salmon
river home to look over his extensive
holdings.
Deb Blanchett, the wild west roper
ana rider, who has been Intimately
associated with the Pendleton Roundup
and other like shows for several
years. was in the city last Friday look
ing over the situation regarding the
holding of Border Days celebration.
Blanchett states that waila walla win
give her Pioneer Days celebration In
september This win be followed by
he Pendieton Roundup for a week
md then the Grangeville show. This
Niii be followed by a similar show
It Garfield. Wash.
LOST-From near the Rogers place
lear Red Rock. one 2-year-old light
brown mare colt. branded ] with quar-