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

was accompanied home the same eve-
ming by the two latter.
Call at Granville Drug Co. for the
latest In tally and place cards.
Mrs. Dolph Smith returned home from
Lewiston Monday evening where she
has been for some time with her son
Warren, who is confined to ST. JOS
eph's hospital at that place. Warren.
who was reported to have been suf-
fering from Brights disease, is doing
nicely and is rapidly regaining his
former condition.
The largest and most up-to-date
stock of papeteries, correspondence
cards. linen tablets, at Granville Drug
Co.
Miss Anna Flynn. who has been Wis
iting at the NJ. s. Mason home in this
city, left Tuesday morning for Tacoma,
to visit her brother and family. and
later accompany them to the fair at
San Francisco. Miss Flynn viii return
TO Idaho to take up her school work
In September.
Mr. and Mrs. f. r. Benson left this
afternoon for their home at Absarokee,
Mont They will make the trip by wa
gon going by the way of Mullan. across
/ the divide to Hamilton and Missoula
and from there on home, a distance
from the latter place Of something like
a hundred and fifty miles. The trip
will be made by easy stages and will
occupy about six weeks.
A special sale on box stationery at
Granville Drug Co.
C. B. Irwin, wife and mother of near
Weiser, who were In the city the past
week, left for their home last Friday.
Mr.. Irwin owns q residence in this
city and 1t was for the purpose OF put
ting the same In a good state of re-
pair that the family made the trip.
Mr.. Irwin has extensive sheep inter-
ests in southern Idaho and made the
journey north in his big car.
Chester Glacher In company with
Lemyrt Knettle motored up from wal
la walla wednesday making the trip
In record time with a stripped Over
land roadster. They are here visiting
with Donald Bangs for a few days and
are going to make the return trip Sun
day.
c. S. Smith and family went down
to Lewiston recently for a short visit
with Mr.. Smiths parents who reside
in that city. Mr.. Smiths sister, Mrs.
A. c. Saxton. formerly OF this place.
but now located in Portland, was also
a visitor with the home folks and a
general family reunion was held, after
which the Smith family were accom-
panied home by Mrs. Saxton, who will
visit here for couple Of weeks.
A fine line OF stationery just receiv-
ed at the Granville Drug Co.
Miss Clara Rustemeyer Of Cottonwood
, was brought to the city last evening
by DIR. Shinnick with a 20 bullet in
the calf OF her leg. and was taken to
Dr. Jesse L. Rains for x-ray treatment.
Pictures were made to locate the po-
sition of the bullet which was easily
removed and the young lady was taken
to her home. The accident occurred
while on a camping trip near Reuter-
vile. from a gun in the hands Of a
small boy.
Geo. w. Marling and wife of Rifle,
Colo, who have been visiting at the
Harchelrode home at Winona for the
past two weeks, motored to the city
Wednesday in company with Mr. and
Mrs. Harchelrode. and the following
morning departed for Portland where
they have secured q new location. Mrs.
Marlng is an aunt Of Mrs. Harchel-
rode whom she had not seen since
childhood
NJ. L. Ayers returned Tuesday eve
ming from a short visit with relatives
at Woodburn, Oregon, and brought back
his little daughter Esther. who had been
making an extended visit with her
grand parents. Mr.. and Mrs. James
Kilen. Mr.. Ayers states that Mrs