The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-15
Sites NEWS
(Enterprise)

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County Superintendent OF Schools
J. J. Staley was In town yesterday.
J. b. Leeper is moving into the Doc.
Anderson house on East street this
week.
N. B. Petttbone left last Sunday for
a business trip to Ritzville, Washington
Henry Flynn received a car OF lum-
Der this week from Kamiah for his adj
dillon to his residence
Bessie Brundage Is in charge OF the
telephone office at Kooslkia during the
vacation OF Effie Chadwick
l.. e. Laurance. accompanied by his
sisters. Gertrude and Julia, was q
Lewiston visitor the first of the week.
Rev. Margetts. district missionary
for the Baptist denomination, preached
in the Baptist church on Monday even
Sng
Mrs. Marie Newton arrived Tuesday
evening for a visit with her father.
Geo. steen. and the other home folks"
e. W. Pickett. OF Pocatello. who has
placer mining property in the Ten
Mile district, came In on Thursdays
train.
A. L. Stever ran down to Kamiah
Sunday to visit his son, Frank. whose
wife has been seriously Ill for some
time but Is improving at present.
Rev. A. f. Gray. who has just clos
ed very successful series of revival
meetings at this place. left Monday
morning for his home at Juliatte. Ida.
Mrs. Z. w. Donaldson, who left last
week for O visit with Mrs. s. s. Toye,
OF GrangeviIle. was taken III on the
trip there and has been confined to her
bed for several days.
John Powell, district horticultural In
spector. was down from the county seat
wednesday looking after the fruit tree
interests Mr.. Powell was accompani-
ed by his brother-in-law, VIM. Squibb.
e. w. Johnson, AL Peterson and Lew
McNair were down from the Lowell
section Wednesday. Mr.. Johnson was
making final proof on a quarter of
land and the latter gentlemen were
his witnesses.
Word came just as we go to press
of the death at Elk City this morning
OF Douglas Perry, brother of Postmaster
Mark Perry. Mr.. Perry was afflicted
with cancer Of the throat.
r. III. Farris, of Clearwater, was
in town on business last Saturday. Mr..
Farris recently sold fifty head OF cat
tie to Dolph Smith for the Browns. OF
the Salmon river. the price being high
enough to make Mr.. Farris smile to
mention 1t.
A meeting of the Clearwater High
way district was held In the town hall
last Saturday, Commissioners Weston
hiser, Wilson and Tinker being present.
1t was decided to hold the meetings
OF the commissioners at Clearwater
In the future.
Bert Butler. of Norwood. Iowa, came
In unexpectedly Sunday evening for q
visit with hs brother, G. M. Butler.
Of this place. Mr.. Butler Is In the
automobile and real estate business In
Iowa and win return there after a
few days stay with Charley.
w. l.. Cady and c. e. Lausan, OF
Forest Grove Oregon. paid Sites q
visit this week looking for q location.
Mr.. Cady is engaged In the real es-
tate business at Forest Grove but de-
cided to give our country good look
Ing over and n he could find anything
suitable would locate In our midst.
E. L. Bagley. of Kooskia, leased the
w. r. Wilkins place above town and
Is moving his family down this week
Mr.. Bagley met with a very serious
accident about a month ago which
threatened to lay him up for the sum
mer but he refuses to be counted out
and is at work although under diff
culties.
pleasant time was enjoyed by thost
who attended the farewell party ten.
dered Mrs. Bertha Graham (nee Whit
ley) on Monday evening. About thirty
OF the friends of Mrs. Graham met al
the Ivy and spent the evening In games
and dancing. A berry set was present
ed by the guests as q reminder Of
the occasion.
The Scheels were not allowed to for.
get that the fifth wedding anniversary
Is a good excuse for a surprise party
and on Wednesday evening a number
OF their friends dropped In to EMO,
the evening with them. A very pleas.
ant time was enjoyed by all. Those
present were: Mr.. and Mrs II. M. Will
iiams, H. NJ Moore, c. A. Tollefson
M. p. Strickler, z. w. Murray. and q
z. Huise. The Misses Mammie Horn
Christie Hartman, Mae Bellamy. Mil
dred Martin and Lura Skedgell. Messrs
Ted Murray. w. A. Meyers and p. u
Ellis.
A letter from Martin Moe. who lives
on the upper sefway. says: "There wal
only about eight inches OF snow herr
on the flat this winter and the hill
sides were bare nearly all the time
My horses are nat and shedding. some
thing I have never known here befor,
at this time of year"
We reported last week that AL Peter
son RATED to Kooskia. He got as fal
as the Three Devils gorge on his raft
floated a while on them and by thu
aid OF the Sunshine and the heat o.
his temper proceeded to dry out Will,
walking the rest OF the way. He re.
turned with his horses later in tn,