The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-06-10

Ex- Deputy Sheriff Herman Hussman,
OF Cottonwood, was renewing acquain-
tanceb in the city Monday having drove
over in his auto.
Sion Southland will shoe your horses
according to their needs. Better see
him
Gust Wickman, Sam Wright VIM
Edgington, Charles Johnston and James
Eldridge left yesterday morning for a
few days fishing on Mill creek.
Guaranteed drop-head sewing mach
ines $1,000 and up tat Lingo's Furniture
Exchange.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Baker left yester-
day morning for Portland to attend the
Rose Carnival, and visit with relatives
Mrs. Bakers parents, who visited here
last fall, have located in Portland
A speciality 10 made of horseshoing
at Sion Southards shop and our work
cannot be beaten. Try us.
Miss Katherine Vincent came I'D
from Lewiston Tuesday evening and
Will open a kindergarten school on
Tuesday OF next week as previously an
nounded by this paper.
II there Is anything wrong with your
horses feet take them to Sion Southland
Correct shoeing saves trouble
After a few weeks serious illness
Omer Wise is again seen on our streets.
Omer certainly shows the effect of
his sickness and still looks rather
thin.
r. A. and l. o. Crow left Sunday
morning for their former home at Mod
este, Illinois, after q residence in
this section OF something less than
year.
Austin Gorsuch, the Winona stock
man and rancher, came in from his
home last Thursday and remained over
until Sunday looking after business
matters.
Geo F. Lamb, one of winona's pros
porous young farmers, was in the city
on business last Friday and Saturday
Geo. was returning from taking some
cattle to his summer range.
Mr.. and Mrs. Aaron +. Parker an
nounce the engagement of their daugh-
ter, Lydia Anne, to Richard B. Kad-
ing. The wedding is to take place in
June.
e. T. Shear, of Domecq Plains came
In on Tuesday and is attending to
business affairs. Mr.. Shear is inter
ested in raising pure bred cattle of
the Brown Swiss variety.
Mrs E. Adsley came in Friday even
ing from visit with friends and
relatives at Ferdinand and on Satur-
day morning went on to her home at
Pollock.
l.. M. Harris went to Lewiston last
Thursday and while there made a land
deal whereby he traded his Canadian
land TO w. F. Kettenbach for an East
Main street block in Lewiston.
J. j. White and family were called
here pm Saturday afternoon from their
home at Nezperce by the death of
Cyrus Overman, Mrs. Whites father.
They made the trip in their auto and
were here in record time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. J. Kressley arrived
in the city last night from Spokane to
attend the wedding of her sister, Miss
Mabel Drury and Ward Gano which
took place today.-Star-M Mirror, Mos
cow.
Mrs Ed Cawley. Mrs. Grant Bene-
dict and Mrs. l.. Nj. Harris will go to
Lewiston a week from Tuesday to at
tend the state meeting of the Pythian
Sisters as delegates from the local
lodge.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Overman, of
Spokane, arrived here on Sunday even
ing's train being called here by the
sudden death OF Mr.. Overman's father
They will return home the last of the
week.
There win be regular services each
Sunday at the Catholic church excep-
ting the End and 9Th; at o'clock a.
m. for the children and 10 o'clock a.
m. high mass. Evening services at
1850 pl m. Rev. R. F. zuur, pastor.
Mr.. and Mrs. B. F. Lyon, who arrived
from the east some four or five weeks
ago and have since been visiting friends
in this community. are now domiciled
In this city, and Mr.. Lyon has accepted
a position at the Midway Cafe.
Roy Wethered of Spokane, son of
Mrs. Eliza Everett. of this place, ar
rived In the city Tuesday evening and
was united in marriage last evening
to Miss Cassie Coram. Mr.. Wethered
Is civil engineer of that city.
t. w. Bales and family departed
last Saturday for the Higgins Hot
Sprinas to be gone a couple of weeks
Tom Is suffering considerably from
rheumatism and hopes the waters OF
those springs will benefit him.
J. "a. Smith, state engineer Of Boise
was ih the city Monday. having COM |
pleted trip through the northern |
portion of the state. He departed ON |
Tuesday morning for his home by way /
OF White Bird and New Meadows.
Mrs. G.. A. Parsons will return this