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


NOrDeTB at uhe Fred Drube home north
west OF town on last Thursday. Al
concerned doing nicely
A dainty little baby girl was borl
to Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Dodel In Thu
city Saturday evening. DIR. Shinnicl
was in attendance and reports all al
doing nicely.
DIR. shinnick reports the birth Of /,
= baby daughter to Mr.. and Mrs. Round,
in this city on Saturday.
nine pound son arrived to glad
den the home of Mr.. and Mrs Don.
aldson In this city Monday morning
DIR. Orr was in attendance and report,
mother and child ais doing nicely.
M. L. Martin spent several days her.
visiting with his son and family and
looking over his fine farm east o.
town. Mr.. Martin Sr. formerly resided
in this vicinity for a number of years
but Is now making his home in Lewis
ton and taking life easy.
Wednesday was the opening day OF
The grouse season north of the Salm-
on river and several parties Of local
hunters HE'D themselves to the deem
canyons along Salmon river early in
the morning with the expectation of
returning with hays stuffed to the
limit, but sad to say the birds were
few and far between and very hard to
XIII and the hunters returned with
scarcely feather TO show for their
troubles Contrary to expectations
the birds are very scarce this year and
hunting viii be more a matter of la
Dor than OF pleasure.
Mr.. Hilton was In town the first
OF the week from Lewiston andlater
rented tho lower floor OF the K, G.
hall and will open a motion picture
theatre there within a few days. Mr..
Hilton Is an experienced hand in the
business and win no doubt furnish a
first class shoy for our city.
Franz Hearbung brought to this Of
flee today some sample corn and pota-
toes grown on his fine farm east of
town In the Denver country The corn
measures fully seven feet In height and
has some well filled ears, while the
spuds, eight nice ones, were dug from
one Hill. The samples certainly show
that Caanas prairie Is there with the
garden stuff as well as the grain. and
that corn win eventually become q good
crop here also. Let the good work 60
on.
A dainty baby girl of regulation lung
power was born last night to Mr.. and
Mrs Mat Lauer east OF town.
A party of twenty-five young folks
had a very enjoyable party at the j.
A. Gaul home Sunday evening, the
party being an Invitation affair.
Miss Kathryn Curless left late last
week for her home in Missouri where
she VIII visit for some time with her
parents before returning to Idaho.
Mrs. Britt, who was visiting here for
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], Smith. left late last week for her
nome In California and was accompanied
as far as Lewiston by Mrs. Smith.
A. d. Williams. formerly engaged In
the saw mill business near Keuterville.
was in the city yesterday from his
nome near Anatone. Wash, looking aft
er business interests and renewing old
acquaintance.
The little s-mon6hs old child Of
family named Riley died the first of
the week at Ferdinand from spinal mem
nights and was buried here Wednesday.
The family formerly resided at Ken
drick but have been working In harvest
near Ferdinand for the past few weeks
The little 7-year old daughter Of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Goeckner died YES
oenday morning from a series OF com
piicaaions and was buried this morning
IN the Keuteryille cemetery. The par
ents have the sympathy of many friends |
in their loss.
About twenty-five Of the young Ia |
dies and gentlemen OF Cottonwood and !
vicinity surprised Miss Bernice Ed |
wards at her home in the city last eve
hins' dropping in on the young lady
unannounced and taking her so com |
pietely off guard that she could hard |
~ realize what had happened She
soon recovered. however, and the eye- |
ming was spent very enjoyaIbly with
games, music and other amusements
Refreshments were served and all da- |
parted with the firm impression that
their hostess Is most pleasant enter
tainer.
o. d. Hamlin, the local drav man
closed deal this morning for the pur-
chase OF Buick auto truck from john
Hoene and is now mastering the IN
trtcacies OF the machine while breakinr
Y In on his daily run. The truck Is
OF a ton capacity and cost si226. 1t /
was brought down from Spokane by an
agent Of the Buick company. It Is
the first auto truck ON the prairie ana
Mr.. Hamlin win try Ii out thoroughlv
Today and tomorrow on a carload each
Of cement and beer. He says the truck
VIII also be available on Sundays for
picnicking parties and other gatherings
Mrs. Geo. M. Robertson was a pas
senger Tor Grangeviiie Wednesday eve-
ming.
Sheriff Yates was In town yesterday
from Grangeville summoning Jurors for
duty at the present term OF court |,
Hugo Funke and Willie Kaschmitter
ebt "Wednesday morning for Conception.
MO-, to resume their studies at the Ii
college at that place.
Several employees OF the Bell telephone
company came over from Graneeville
The first OF the week and moved the |,
ocal exchange from Gaups confectioner,
% the room just west of the electric ID
light office. In making the change II
was necessary 10 set a couple of poles
and change the cable around to some
extent.
Mrs. Joslin and Mrs. Brust left the
lirst OF the week for their home at
AEOtfU affair araan1fr, |