The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-06-17
Sites NEWS
(Enterprise.)

County Assessor Hervin Rothwell was
a visitor in Sites yesterday.
Dan Cameron and r. H. Farris were
down from Clearwater Thursday. trans
acting business.
George Bradock. the old time miner
and rancher of the Clearwater section
was meeting his many friends in town
yesterday.
e. M. Catlin, of Douglas county, Ore.
has been In this vicinity for the past
several days looking for a location.
N. B. Pettibone returned Saturday
from a weeks stay on the ranch. Nate
says that crops could not look finer.
e. w. johnson came down from his
ranch on the Seway and win be Hi
Chief at the type cases in the Enter
prise office for a time.
Carl Steen came down from Ferdinand
Tuesday evening and spent couple
of days in town among old friends.
Carl Is running a butcher shop In the
prairie town.
The Misses Wanda York and Lillian
Mcmillan left Monday morning for
Lewiston, where they will attend the
summer school at the State Normal.
Jimmie Parsons, our old time typo,
Is seriously I'LL at his home In Kamiah.
Rev Robert Parsons. his brother, in
forms us that two doctors were in at
tendance on him yesterday.
Manager John Skedgell, of the Hye
Barn. has been overseeing the clean
ing out of the lot back of the barn
the past week and a good job has been
done which Is much appreciated by
those living in that neighborhood.
A. G. Scheel added another improve
ment to his home on upper Main street
this week. A cement curb and graded
parking much improves the looks OF
the place. go thou and do likewise"
brother, and what thou doest. do
quickly
Rev. w. N. Knox, pastor Of the Bap-
fist church at Goldendale, wn., and
wife. came in Wednesday evening en-
route to Clearwater where they will
visit with Mrs. Knox (nee Rebold) rela-
tives. Mr.. and Mrs. Knox are we'll
known here, having resided in Idaho
county at Clearwater and Grangeville
for the past thirty five years.
Mrs. Mary J. Anderson, who has been
running the Palace Inn for the past
three years. has moved to Mt. Idaho.
Mrs. Anderson purchased the old court
house at that place and will install
machinery for the manufacture of rag
carpets and rugs. We are sorry TO
loose Mrs Anderson as a resident as
she has always been active in anything
which has helped TO make the commun-
ity better. Mrs. Anderson will rent
her residence property on Main street.
Eyes, he's married" who's mar
riedT' ''Percy's married. OF course.
Who do you suppose would get married
no n. a..
heard on our streets. this week, and
upon investigation we found that Dame
Rumor had her say so we'll founded
In fact as we found an item in the
Spokane papers saying that up. E.
Ellis, of Stiles. Idaho. has procured
license to wed Miss Clara william
SON, of Ell Kader. Iowa Later we see
where p. e. Ellis and wife are regis
tered at the Davenport 1t does not
take much of an Imagination to fiji
In the gap of preachers and q cere-
mony and the blushing bride, and the
flowers, and all the rest OF It. Mrs.
Ellis viii be remembered as the teacher
OF the primary grade in the Sites
Public school during the term OF 1872
IL. She has been teaching the past
year in the schools at Stevensviile,
Montana. The people OF Sites will be
glad to welcome Mrs. Ellis back as a
permanent resident as her pleasing per-
sonality won her many friends during
her former stay. Mr.. Ellis Is too
well known to need any introduction
from us except to the newcomers, and
to them we say, II you want to get a
look at the original and persistent
booster, just go take a dock at p. f.
Ellis. Mr.. Ellis has never allowed his
private business to keep him from be-
ing an efficient aid to any deserving
enterprise, although his diversified bus
mess Of a druggist, manager of the
Sites Telephone company, and for
several years postmaster. made inces-
SAINT demand upon his time and
energies.