The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-12-09
FERDINAND



Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Manring antar
tanned at The Hampshire Hast Sa,mrSa,,
evening in honor OF their pueats ~
Misses Bess and Hazel HamiII ana ra..,.
hamiil' sisters and brother of Mrs Man
ring and whose home is In Charleston
MISS Bess teaches school at Mt Idaho
ana Miss Hazel Is student at the
Lewiston normal About SO Invitation
hao Deem sent out, but owing to had
Ioau cond't'ons number failed tn eet
tner oid In time to respond, and about
~ were present. Nevertheless. tboss
VINO. came made up in a good time what
was lacking in number.
Volmer's first addition to Ferdinand
mas been put on record at the countv
hub and now We may watch for sone
hvely sales in town lots We undar.
stand that there are ten or a dozen
prospective buys already In the air and
we may look for some extensive build
ing operations early next spring Keen
your eye on Ferdinand and don't blink
John Schneider last week traded his
Ioo-acre farm in the edge of the, tim
per- about five miles southwest OF Fend-
lnand. to J. F. Strickfadden for three
ana a hair acres of Charleston orchard
property with some building improve
ments thereon. Mr.. Schneider expects
70 remove to his newly acquired pos
sessions In the near future and try his
hand at raising teaches and cream. and
we wish him abundant success.
Miss Ruth Riley, teacher of the Icicle
Flat school spent her Thanksgiving va
cation at the home of her sister Mrs
r.. e. Bell
Ernest Adsley started for his home at
Pollock last Friday. taking with him
eighty heal of young stock which he
purchased in this section.
Miss Wis inia Fry returned Monday
from Lucille, where she had just com
pieted a successful term OF school Miss
Fry expects to return to Lucille March
1, and will again engage in teaching.
Mrs I. ]. Craig, who has been visit
Ing for the past ten days at the home
OF her daughter. Mrs. John Fry teach
ing her first-born grandson the correct
way of living, departed for her home in
Charleston, Tuesday.
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. A. G. Nau, re-
siding one and a half miles east Of
Ferdinand, Monday evening. November
20, 1915. A, @. was all smiles when seen
the following day and reported mother
and SON getting along fine and dandy.
Forty people were assembled at the
Peter Asche ndrenner home Thanksgiv-
ing day. and a big old time is reported.
Miss Alice Holtbeur, of our public
schools. spent her Thanksgiving vaca-
tion with friends at Kendrick, and Miss
Bertha Hackett, also of the local school
faculty, spent her vacation with her
mother at Charleston.
Gust Thomas. of eastern Montana, ar
rived here Sunday evening and will Wis
1t with relatives and old acquaintance
the JOSEPH Sarbacher family who are
related. and E. ]. Nau. who was an old
school ma . in Their boyhood days back
in Minnesota.
A select card party was given at thhe
j. A. Bushue home Monday evening, and
a most enc yable time Is reported. Those
who were in attendance from out oil
town were County Superintendent ]. j.
Staiey, of Grangeville and a Mr. Peter
sou. travelling salesman from Lewiston
A party of Nevada land seekers de-
parted Sunday overland, to the land OF
milk and honey Those in the party
we've Tony Grossweiler, Clarence Nc.
Murry. Henry Hanson, George and Jack
Birkeland and Fanny Johnson. They
were headed for the Quinn river section
where two of the McMurry brothers 10
Gated on homesteads last week.
Jack Hamill came up from Charleston
Thurs. evening and spent several days
visiting with his brother Barl. and rat
tied cuffs with Numerous friends about
the village
We are told that Mrs. Ben Rieman
who was taken to the hospital about ter
days ago to undergo an operation, is re
cuperating from her affliction as rapidly
as can be- expected