The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-22

County Commissioner John N. Rice
bought fine saddle horse while up
here last week attending the session of
| the board, and took it back home with
him when he returned to White Bird
the first of the week. The horse he
secured was the splendid animal Henry
Munroe has been riding ON our streets
| recently.
| Judge II. C. Johnson of Caribel, was
in the city last Friday and appeared
before the county commissioners in re-
gard to the purchase OF the Kamiah
bridge. He was accompanied by w. A.
Dissmore, Harl J. Scale and C. V. Cor
don Of Kamiah- Mr.. johnson, who dis
penses justice in his community, made
the Globe a very pleasant visit and
laid in a supply Of justice blanks
| H. E. Arledge and family arrived in
the city early last week and Mr.. Ar
ledge at once went to work at the
Grangeville Iron Works. Mr.. Arledge
is horse sheer of many years ex-
perience and comes to his new position
well equipped with the latest lore of
|
shod by him might go blind. but he
won't go lame orinterefere.
| Seth Jones returned early this week
from a trip to California. where be-
sides visiting with relatives and friends
he took in the exposition Mrs. Jones,
who accompanied him is now in Ashton,
Oregon, on q short visit with her rel
atives, and Mr. Jones' informs us that
Mrs Jones' mother and sister will ac-
company her on the trip home and
make an extended visit
ID. H. Brown was in the city this
week from Ferdinand Visiting his
daughter who is attending school here.
Mr.. Brown attended the Commercial
club luncheon Wednesday and when
called upon expressed himself In ia
vor Of a horse show at the county
seat this spring. Mr.. Brown is a breed
er OF pure bred Berkshire hogs, of
which he has at the present time some
thing like $50 on his farm.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robt. Todd left this
morning for Spokane and after a short
visit with friends there win possibly
locate at Nelson B. c.. where Mr.. Todd
has good business proposition await
ing him. Robert stated that while he
disiiked leaving HIS many friends here
he was compelled to chase the silver
dollar and fully expected to land q
few Of them.
The Bible class of the Christian
church rendered Mr.. and Mrs. George
Martin a farewell reception Monday
evening, at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
John F. Stevens. at which about fifty
persons were present Mr.. Martin. who
has been teacher of the Bible class
for some time past. left Tuesday morn
ing for Portland where he expects tc
lind suitable location. and where ht
win be Joined by Mrs. Martin in tht
near future.
4 Mrs. Florence A. Vincent and son ar.
rived Monday night from Sunnyside
Wash. and are the guests Of Mrs. w
d. Vincent. After a brief visit here
they will go down to White Bird where
Mrs Vincent win reside on a farm
(which she owns there. Mrs. vinceni
and husband some eight years ago liveS
at the old experimental station east O
town. and have many acquaintance IL
this section.
George Troeh and family autoed III
from Charleston Monday and Will visi
for couple OF weeks with the fam
lilies Of c. NJ. Gin and j. A. Bentley
near the Point, after which they will
take in the canal opening at Lewiston
and will then start overland for tn,
San Francisco and San Diego exposi
lions, travelling by easy stages in thei
auto. Mr.. Troeh recently purchased
IA acre tract in Charleston, well equip
ped with two houses and other sub
stantial buildings.
A letter received this week from ]
!, d. burlington formerly constable a
Kooskia, announces that he has move,
from Spirit Lake to Spokane, wher
he Is now engaged in the dray, ic.
and wood business, and is doing well
, Mr.. burlington says he has sold hi
place near Kooskia for a good price
and while he regrets for a number O
reasons severing his connection wit
the Clearwater country, life was a lit
tie too strenuous there to be entirel
pleasant
FRANK Vandeventer went over to Cot
tonwood on Tuesday mornings train
and came back that afternoon drivin
his new Buick machine, which is Ger
tainly pleasing to the eye and viii. n
doubt, be a joy to its owner Franz
thinks his experience with a bicycle
which extended over a period of years
gave him practiced eye for good road
; and presence OF mind in emergency tina
VIII stand him in good stead in hand
ling his Buick. and the success Of hi
trial trip would seem to Justify tina