The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-08-05


Mr.. and Mrs. A. s. Wright and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe b. Snyder returned Sunday
from their fishing trip up the Little
Salmon river. They all state the fish
ing was good and that they had an
elegant outing.
! ]. c. Graves. janitor at the court
house, departed Sunday morning for
Spokane as a delegate from the local
aerie to the national meeting Of the
fraternal order OF Eagles, being held
this week in that city.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ii. Smith came out
from their Florence mining property a
few days ago, having brought out Mike
Cunningham OF the same district, who
recently suffered paralytic stroke
Mr.. Cunningham is confined to his
room at the Imperial hotel
Seth d. Jones was an arrival last
Thursday from his home In the White
bird section, and departed the follow
ing morning for Butte, Mont. to be at
the bedside of his brother Robert, wno
was reported to be in serious condition.
the result of an operation.
Miss Irene Parsons. daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs C. A. Parsons, left Tuesday
morning for Denver, Colo, where she
will attend school Irene will make
her home with an aunt. Her sister,
Miss Charlotte, is already located in
that city.
Don't overlook the big auction sale
John L. Wilson Is advertising In this
issue. Mr. Wilson has a number of
matched teams in the list, in fact It
is said that everything on the bill is
OF the best. Make 1t a point to be
there.
Andy higgins. for many years a resi-
dent of this community, but for the
past few years a resident OF California.
came in on last Thursday evenings
train and will spend some time here
visiting with his mother, Mrs. Roby,
who is getting well along in years.
Mrs. J. w. Fleetwood left yesterday
morning for Spokane. where she win
meet her sister, Mrs. r. N Roberts
OF Waupacca, Wis. whom she has not
met for twenty five years. Mrs. Ellen
wood will be away for two or three
weeks.
The matter OF the Border Day cele-
bration was again taken up but as
the committee appointed at the re-
cent meeting was not ready to report,
no decisive action was taken. That
we will have show OF some
everybody seems TO want II.
The city council met in regular ses-
sion last Monday night and besides
routine business a petition for the
abatement Of the ball park was pre-
sented. There has been complaint made
OF considerable rowdyism going on up
there at nights and sometimes during
the day, and people living near wish
to have such performances stopped
Abe Harchelrode while in the city
Wednesday stated to the Globe man
that he figured he would be able to
save at least 40 bushels OF wheat per
acre and that there would be in the
neighborhood OF 20 more that would
be garnered by his hogs. High winds
and rain caused considerable of his
heavy crop to fall.
II. @. Sasse, the well known repre-
sentative Of the Nezperce Herald was
In the city for a short time last Fri
day, and while here paid this office a
fraternal visit. Mr.. Sasse is quite well
known In this city having been employ
ed for a time on the Standard News
when the same was conducted by Her
ginger and Carpenter.
Granville sells fine quality of writ
Ing paper at rs cents a pound.
Miss Helen Guthrie left last Sunday
for Kooskia in the neighborhood of
which she will shortly take up her
school duties. She was accompanied
on the cross country trip by her sis
ter. Miss Katherine and Miss Stantial
Ed Price drove the ladies' down and