The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-09-16

Tuesday morning, missions. their inn
portance to the local church and the
foreign work; led by Rev. Cook. Tues
day afternoon, The Sunday School,
methods. and results; led by Rev. White.
Evening, the Baptist Young Peoples
union and church finances; led by
Rev. Cook.
Mrs. r. May Gilbert OF Harrison,
president. and Mrs. Augusta X. John
son OF Occur dAIene, vice president
of the Rebeckah Assembly /. o. o. F.
of Idaho, made an official visit to
Zenith Rebekah lodge No. 50. Tuesday
night, September 7th, coming from
Winona Tuesday morning and were en-
tertained by Mrs ,E. r. Crittenden.
where they were served with four
course dinner at $3.50. The president.
|iMrs. Gilbert. gave a very interesting
as we'll as instructive talk which was
enjoyed by all present and at IL 80
lunch was served by the Rebekahs. T.
p. Tollefson won distinction by being
the ouly man present and although the
"mere man." T. p. rose to the occa-
sion and did himself gallant with cred
1t to himself.
Agnes Johns. a stepdaughter of Jesse
James Of this place. and Lydia Arm
strong, were quite seriously hurt In
"squaw race at the Garfield. WASH,
county fair. according to a letter re-
ceived last night by Jesse James. The
Johns girl was injured by falling from
her horse at the close Of the race,
while Lydia Armstrong; horse fell and
she was ridden over by Sundown's
The letter stated that the injuries would
daughter and quite badly trampled.
not prove fatal
Word came Saturday evening that
Mrs. Myrtle Hovey was dangerously III
at Spokane. Mrs. John Skedgell, the
mother. had received word that Mrs.
Hovey was sick and had gone to Avery
to bring her daughter home and got
as far as Spokane. on the return trip,
when she became worse and 1t was
found necessary to take her to a hos
pital, where 1t was found she was suf-
fering from typhoid fever. Mr.. Sked-
gell was notified at once and left Mon
day morning for Spokane. Later reports
from Spokane say that Mrs. Hovey is
some better.
Mrs. f. F. Ewing arrived from the
coast last Friday evening and is pay
ing l. Ewing and wife visit
Mrs. M. vanderlough, Mrs. H. NJ
Williams mother, left for her home In
Spokane yesterday morning.
o. X. Ewing came in from Sacrament
to. Calf, the first of the week and is
assisting his father In the Commercial
Hotel.
Cash N. Gaddis and wife paid visit
to their former home at Pullman. the
last of the week, returning home Mon
day.
C. N. Gaddis was taken seriously
i'll the first of the week. DR.. Went
worth is looking after the case and
reports his patient somewhat better
but still very sick man.
| Mrs. Ellen Johnson arrived Friday
evening from visit with her son Ed
She was accompanied by her little
granddaughter, Janet johnson. who will
attend school here this winter.
w. s. Cope and son, F. o. Cope, ar.
rived Monday with the formers daugh.
ter. Miss Lillian Cope, who will teach
in our school this year, and the fam
lily expect to locate here for the win.
| ter.
r. w. Johnson and SON Chas came
out from the upper Selway Sunday. NAL
ing the ride through in one day. Mr.
Johnson will take up his work in tht
Enterprise office, while Chas. will at
tend school In Sites this winter.
| o. J. Potter OF Denver, Colo. passet
through town the first OF THE weel
enroute to Elk City. Mr.. Potter wal
taking complete drilling outfit and
win do some extensive prospecting II
| fha Tnl1r diatricf This On a 1nnva 1y, fl1k
right direction as depth can be obtain
ed with q drill at much less expense
than with other methods Of prospecting