The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-12-23
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)


Nick Bieren returned the last O.
the week from Wisconsin where h,
has been visiting for the past severa
weeks.
The young people of the Reuter-
vile parish are preparing play
which they will present on Monday
after Christmas.
Inc julius Zodrow family lost about
800 worth of personal effects in the
fire which destroyed their home last
Friday.
Louis Brust came out from his
home across the river the forst of the
week with a bunch of fat hogs which
he sold to local buyers.
Joseph Barth came In the first of
the week from his home in Montana
and will spend the holidays with his
parents and brother.
Fred Rice barber from Albion
Wash, arrived In the city late last
week and has opened up for business
in the shop adjoining the Funke sa-
lon.
Mr.. and Mrs III. Moynagh returned
to their home beyond Greencreek
Monday, thel after having spent sew
eral days here with her daughter and
little granddaughter
Joe Coyne the Grangeville cigar
maker, was In town Tuesday loking
after business In hisl inc and report
ed that the past year has been very
good to him in a business way
Riley Rice returned Tuesday even
ing from trip over into the Grande
Ronde country where he went to look
at stock ranch but says that coun-
try stands too much on end to suit
him
Frank Newkirk, who has resided In
this section for the past number of
years, died Saturday evening at 10
O'Clock at the Duclos home north of
town from obstruction of the bowels.
Following an attack of the grippe
which verged on pneumonia
j w Hockersmith and wife return
ed the first OF the week from a visit
with relatives In the Walla Walla,
Dayton and Waitsburg sections. Yves
said he had not seen some of his
Iolks Tor eighteen years and they did
not know him when he appeared on
the scene.
FL. @. Kane was In the city the
first of the weekfirst of the week from
his home across the river. Mr.. Kane
intends leaving soon after the first
OF the year for Nevada where he has
large land holdings and where he in
tends engaging in the cattle and horse
business on an extensive scale.
Howard Mckinley brought back
blue ribbon winner from the Lewiston
stock show In the shape of q fine
Poland China sow of the big boned
type. Howard now has several of
the finest quality Poland China hogs
10 be had at his place east of town and
Is going into the purebred game to
win.
Mrs. Henry Dasenbrock, of Green
creek, who has ben stopping in the
cltyf or the past several weeks at the
home of her mother, Mrs. Sonnen, died
Saturday afternoon from a complica- |
ton of ailments from which she had |
been suffering for anumber of years. |
diabetes being the final ailment that |
her death.
A dainty little Miss of regulation |
weight and fineness was born last Fri
day afternoon In this city to Mr.. and
Mrs. George Rustemeyer, DR.. Shin
nick being the attendant physician.
Mother and child are doing nicely and
Georges only regret that she didn't
lualify for position on the nine, but
says she Is already making a good
shown as a "rooter"
nj. S. Hendrickson is busily engag-
I'd at present erecting a 60-fot square
BARN for VIM. Hartman on the latter's
arm north of Greencreek. The struc-
,ure Is the first of its size to be built
n this section and is said to be COM
plete in every detail and as handy as
,ne could imagine. Mr.. Hartman con
templates making number of i'm
on his place within the
lext year.
DR.. I'll. J. Smith is mourning the
oss of half a dozen nice fat turkeys
hat he has been trimming up for
Inc Christmas dinners for himself
md friends. The birds had been
1ut through special fattening pro-
'ess to insure perfect tenderness and
uciness when served up In roasted
'orm, and were In the height of con-
iition when some marauder with
more gastronomic taste than honesty
lifted the entire bunch and doc Is out
his Christmas dinner.