The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-05-06
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Meet Mrs Brown, the Harmony
Beauty Specialist, at Glanvilles next
week.
Rev. H. e. Bush, Of the Episcopal
church, went to Lewiston early this
week and from there travelled ON to
Boise whore he win spend a month.
Sion Southland win shoe your horses
according 70 their needs. Better see
him.
| NJ p Strecker, Of Sites, formerly
In the mercantile business at that
prosperous town. was a business wish
| tor last Thursday.
A speciality 10 made eof horseshoing
at Sion Southard's shop and our work
cannot be beaten. Try us
i Attorney w. II. Cassidy, of Kooskia,
was In the city Tuesday. representing
James Kash Kash in case before the
probate court.
II there Is anything wrong with your
horses feet take them to Sion Southland.
Correct shoeing saves trouble.
Basil Harris went down to Kamiah
last week and played drums with the
band from that place at the Lewiston
celebration.
FOR sALE-one roam shorthom and
one grade Holstein Bull. Inquire at
office. 23-2t.
d. A. Arnold, formerly Of the Bijou
theatre OF this city. came out from
! Golden, in the Ten Mile mining sec
ton last Thursday.
Mrs Brown, the well known beauty
specialist will give you a free massage
In your own home by appointment.
Phone the Granville Drug Co.
George Sheldon and Major Farris
and families autoed in from their Wi
mona homes today. spending a few
hours in the city,
n An exceptional opportunity for a
free massage and advice on the care
Of the skin. Notify the Glanville Drug
Co. and they win make an appointment
for you
Mrs. Leo Freidenrich, of Whitebird
was In the city Sunday enroute to Lew
iston to visit with friends and enjoy
the celebration.
To neglect your skin is to forfeit
It's beauty Mrs. Brown win give you
advice on beauty culture free OF charge
The Granville Drug Co. viii make the
necessary arrangements for an appoint
ment.
Joe Yates, who was quite seriously
III with an attack OF appendicitis last
week Is out again, although not feel
ing quite as pert as before.
LosT-From near the Rogers place
near Red Rock, one 2-year-old light
brown mare colt. branded J with QUAR-
ter circle underneath. Win pay $500
reward for information leading to re-
covery. James Kash Kash. box 1855,
Kamiah, Idaho. 2s-tf
NJ H. Perry Of Elk City, came In
from his home Monday. Mr.. Perry Is
in the meat market business at that
place.
f. @. Nuxoll one of the pioneers
OF Idaho county, spent few days in
the city this week from his home at
Greencreek.
A. Miller. farmer from the BoIes dis
trict was Saturday arrival and on
Monday departed for Lewiston to take
In the Cello celebration
The many friends OF Mrs. Frank Nc
Crane. who mas been so seriously III
for the past few weeks, will be pleased
to learn that she is now slowly on
the mend
v. l.. Nelosn, bookkeeper with the
First National bank Of this city, left
on Wednesday morning for a three
weeks visit with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs r. O. Kiass. at Selden. Kansas
Mrs. w. A. Wells. who has been Wis.,
iting with her mother. Mrs. G. H.
Whitcher. living near this city, for the
past month. viii leave shortly for
her home at Everett, Wash. al
William T. Plat, well known ranch
man and stockraiser OF Boles, was an
arrival In the city Saturday night and
on Monday morning left for San Fran
cisco. to take in the fairs
Mrs. Frank Hockersmith, Miss Olive
Harlan and Ray Harlan, and Mr. and
Mrs. Bowman, of Grangeville are
guests at the home Of Rev. A. F. Van
syke OF Charleston.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j. Remington of
Whitebird came UP Tuesday and went
on TO California points. a daughter be-
ing very Ill at Los GatoS. They will
attend the fairs now being held and
win probably be gone a month or more,
Jim Lyttle. the hustling Case repre-
sentative OF this section, made a trip
to Spokane last week and returned in
brand new car of that make. reaching
home just before the snow storm. The
machine is for demonstrating purposes.