The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-05-13

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residence in this city.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Z. W. Rhett.
OF Lucille. May 6th. s-pound boy.
Attorney Wilbur Campbell made a
business trip to Spokane this week.
A. ". overman came in last Friday
from Spokane, and is spending few
days with the home folks in this city.
Mrs. cy over1nan returned Thursday
last from a visit with her daughter
Mrs. J. b. white and family, of Neg
perez.
Mrs. NJ j. Crane. residing in the
Tolo section, suffered a stroke OF par
alysis last week from which she Is
slowly recovering.
Mrs. V. e. Ficke. of Garfield, is in
the city spending few days with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hesterman
and other relatives.
LOST-Between Grangeville and White
Bird a small leather book containing
Masonic lodge receipts. Finder please
return to this office. IT
Mrs. DR. Rains and children came in
from Lewiston Sunday evening and
are now domiciied at their new home
in the former w. w. Brown residence.
Mr.. and Mrs wakely. residing near
Harpster, are the proud parents OF a
bouncing baby boy that came to bright
en- their home last week. DIR. Stock
ton reports all concerned doing nicely.
John Nash and Leo Funke were
over from Cottonwood Sunday afternoon,
having come over with an automobile
party to take In the ball game and
enjoy the ride across the prairie.
Albert Iverson left Tuesday morning
for the big Mulhall ranch out by Dem
yer, to put in cement basement to
Mr. Muihals house that is now being
moved to & higher location.
Sam Robinson and wife, of Pittsburg
Landing, came in Wednesday and are
visiting with their parents. Mr., and
Mrs. A. w. Robinson and other rela-
tives.
w. T.. Clark. who formerly conducted
the lumber yard over by the depot
and who was in the city recently. has
written to have his Globe forwarded to
Usage. Iowa.
Representative Henry Meyer yester-
day took delivery OF REQ five pass
enger car and Pullman Junior was al
so delivered to Joseph Van osdei, Of
this city.
A number of young ladies OF the
Christian church Sunday school met at
the home of Miss Molly Hurley Mon
day night and enjoyed a pleasant even
ing, the time being spent In games
and needlework.
Marriage licenses were issued at
he ,ic
to John ]. Haight and Miss vena
Knop and Gertrude Mary Nuxoll, both
OF Cottonwood.
A. r. Sweet arrived in the city from
Florence Tuesday to meet Mrs. Sweet,
who came In from Spokane the same
evening. and together they departed
for Florence. leaving here yesterday
morning
John Phillips and ole Johnson, who
recently secured the contract to carry
the mail from Sites to Elk City,
this week made trip over the route in
order to note conditions and ascertain
just what equipment would be needed
w. e. Stockdale, of Snake river, who
was in the city last week, recently
succeeded in hooking a sturgeon that
weighed nearly 800 pounds. The mon
ster was caught with a common clothes
line attached to sturgeon hook, and
required considerable work in landing.
County Auditor ]. B. White was a
passenger for Lewiston this morning,
whence he will return later in the day
with his new Ford car recently purchas-
ed from the Western Hardware Com
Il
| w. A. Jones is in the city from his
home at Boles, and yesterday proved up
on his stone and timber claim located
in that section. Bin seems to be TAX
ing on considerable adipose tissue which
goes to show that ranch life agrees
with him.
F. H. Meader has secured a lease on
on the Balfour- Guthrie warehouse al
Grangevine and Fem and win be in a
position to handle the bounteous crops
that are promised Camas Prairie farm
ers this year.
| Sanitary Inspector Wilson was in
the city yesterday. and while in this
section will hear the Cottonwood min
mans case against whom complaint
has been made regarding the condition
Of his hog yard.
Chester Brown of the A. & F. store.
went down to White Bird Sunday morn
ing to assist Mrs. Brown in packing
up their household effects preparatory
to moving to this city. returning Tues
day evening and are now located In
the Holsclaw residence in the north
west part Of town.
| II. f. McCully. formerly known among
the younger element of this community
as Mike" came out Tuesday from
the Marshall & McCuiley ranch over
on Joseph with 81 head Of fat hogs,
which were sold to John Baer, OF
Cottonwood, delivery being made al
Fem. Mr.. McCulley reports prosper
Gus conditions in his section, with
stock and crops advancing rapidly.
| w. Fl. Ralph, the well known auction
eer of Nezperce, spent a number Of
days in the city this week, in the in
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