The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-06-24

Architect ]. H. Nave of Lewiston, is
in the city today.
Gust Wickman returned Tuesday night
from a weeks visit in Spokane.
Thos. Chandler came out Tuesday from
his ranch on the North Fork and Is So
journing for a few days with his old
associates.
Seth Stantial and number Of
other people. the names of whom we
are unable to learn, are on fishing
expedition this week.
Rev. and Mrs. w. N. Know after a few
days spent with relatives and friends
in this city, DEPARTED this morning for
their home at Goldendaie, Wash.
w. II. Ralph came in from Nezperce
Tuesday evening and on Wednesday
cried the Dolph Smith sale out north
of town, which he says went off very
nicely.
Little Fred Van Vert returned Tues
day from Slickapoo where he has been
main here with his father, Ward Van
NCItg lOT Tue SuhiAAbCI.
Manager Mckee will take the Nez-
perez base ball team over for a game
with Vollmer next Sunday, and on the
following Sunday the Grangeville nine
will play the Nezpercers on the local
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Herald.
F. ]. Reames and wife, of North
Yakima, are visiting and attending to
business in the city. Mr.. Reames is
representing the Any Lite Regulator
company and Is interesting a number
of local people in his simple device.
Ed. Abramson, Pearl Wright, Don
Fisher and Albert Guthrie made a trip
to Meadow creek Sunday in quest Of
the ,"speckled beauties" The boys re-
turned Tuesday evening and reported
very poor success. "Specks'' says he
did not have the right kind of bait.
Mrs. M. r. Hattabaugh and Mrs. w.
w. Brown gave a shower at the COM
modious home of the latter on Tues
day Afternoon in honor of Miss Lydia
Parker who is to be married the S0th
of this month. There were about
twelve ladies present and time was oc-
cupied with sewing and fancy work.
During the afternoon Mrs. Hattabaugh
rendered two beautiful solos.
Robert MCQUEEN. aged II years, an
employee of the Rawson- Works Lumber
company, was drowned in the company
mill pond at Caribel, five miles east
of this place. The boy was employed
on the night shift and the accident
was not witnessed. When missed a
search was made and the hat and pike
pole of the boy discovered in the pond.
The depth of the water is fully 80
feet in places. His body has not
been recovered.
Harvey Leach, travelling representa-
tive of the Kerr-Gifford Co., a Mr..
Rodgers. representing the same firm
at lewiston, and L. w. Robinson, of
the newly organized partnership OF
Meader & Robinson, were in the city
Saturday. Mr.. Robinson came up to
confer with his colleague regarding
the -shingling the warehouse they
have leased at this place, which task
will be commenced at once
Ed Nichol was in the city Monday
ana took home with him a large load
of lumber to be used in the construc-
ton OF a ten-room modern farm resi-
N~ANS va has AalLI Out IN the TOIO
section near Ed Sweets and about
eleven miles from town. 1t is stated
that this will be the largest residence
for this section in a number of sea-
sons. The Madison Lumber company is
furnishing the material and G. H.
Cousins has the contract for the con-
struction work.
Harvey Switzerland severed his con-
nection with the local ball team and
late last week departed for Forsyth.
Montana. where he win operate with
the club at that place. Switzerland
was valuable man for the locals who
feel his loss severely and It may place
a considerable handicap on the BOYS
Tor the tournament to be pulled off
during the big celebration July s. 6. 7.
Grangeville club will go to Nezperce
Sunday to give the team at that place
an opportunity for revenge for the Sc
we're drubbing they received a short
time ago.