The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-12-16
COTTONWOOD
(Chronicle)

also victims OF the grippe, the baby |
was III with the measels last week and
Grandpa KEGS, who recently arrived
from Wisconsin to visit his daughter
and their families also laid low
for several days with the grippe. AL
together, they have been having "A right
busy time at the Jenny home.
Frank Scherer passed away at his
home south of town at an early hour
nesday morning from heart failure,
following illness of several months
duration The deceased was about 81
years of age and had resided here with
his family for number of years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Mcpherson return
ed Wednesday evening from their trip
to the Frisco fair and to other points in
southern California and report having
had an elegant time while away They
visited relatives and saw many old
friends and fell deeply in love with the
many beauty spots in the land of flow
ers. George says the fair battles all
description and was beautiful beyond
expression.
II the directors of the Lewiston Live
Stock show can arrange to hold their
show earlier in the season. before the
roads get bad and the weather too in
element, they will go a far way toward
placing the enterprise on a self-support-
ing basis. AS 1t Is only the stock
growers and fanciers attend the big
show, while if 1t we're held earlier in
the season, almost the entire populace
for several counties would attend.
Ben Baune and family came in last
night from Camas, Mont, and will visit
here for some time
When coming In from Winona with
bone was thrown from the rig just be-
yond the ID. A. Mckinley place and
the team INDUCED in a short runaway.
After losing the driver one of the lady
passengers, a Mrs Miller, tried to Jump
from the rig and fell between the wheel
and bed of the hack and was carried
int hat position for some distance. For
tunately she was not injured. and after
tibet cam was stopped, the trip was
completed without further accident
Ed Blake returned this morning from
attending the session of the county
school trustees association at Grange
Vile and reports a yerv nice meeting, al
though the attendance was not as large
as 1t should haeV been. DIR. Sisson, of
the state board of education, attended
the session and deliverde some inter-
esting talks on topics touching the
rural school, and County Superlntend-
ent Staley also spoke along similar lines
H. Floyd Church was elected president
of the association and Mr.. Blake was
reelected secretary.
School was dismissed In three rooms
in the public school this week on &C
count of sickness.
AS we close the last form to go to
press the julius zodow house in the
oF to hYr nd
win be a total loss water from the
mains cannot reach it, Most of the
contnets of the house were saved.
The building belonged to A. w. Maris
and was worth about 500.
w. b. Hussman is busy this week
shipping some twelve carloads of shop
lumber from his yard here to a firm in
Oshkosh Wis, He win complete the
shipment early next week.
George Sheldon returned to his home
at Winona yesterday after being in the
city for a week receiving treatment for
an infection in his hand.
John F. Nuxoll was a Lewiston visit
or the first of the week. taking his
daughter down to spend a few days Mt
the home of II. II. Nuxol in Charleston.
Father Zuur was in the city Tuesday
from Grangevile and informed us that
a Catholic bazaar will be held in that
city tomorrow, to which the public is
cordially invited.
Herman Schubert has been laid up for
several daysa $ the result of getting
his foot caught last week between the
end of the doubletree and load OF
logs he was skidding and bruising and
spraining the member severely.
Dick and George Haslin and wives
left Yesterday morning for Beckley, Ore.
near where they have homesteads. They
will reside on their claims for 1--WE
months and then return to put in crops
and harvest them here on the prairie
Eight cars of fat hogs were shipped
out from this station Tuesday, four GO
ing to Spokane and four to Seattle. The
shipments to Spokane were made by
the farmers and those to the coast by
outside buyers. The price paid ranget
from $525 to IS. 40 per hundred pounds.
George Uptmor returned late las
week from Montana where he Is holding
down a homsteead and is full of praise
of that section of theU. $. He has
prospered since going up there ant
recently bought a fine new 7-passenge1
Studebaker car We don't know JUS
what he intends doing with it ON tbs
ranch hut he no doubt has his plan.
recently purchased anothr 160-acre trac
near his place at Ft. Benton and nov
has over 5000 acres there and is on tbs
high road to eventually becoming
wealthy.
Two sons of S. NJ. Crawford, of lilo
passed through town Saturday enrout
home from a hunting trip with thet
father in the mountains south o
Crangevine and had a fine brown bea
and viewpoint buck to show for thet
efforts In the tan uncut. The bea
weighed about 300 pounds and its pei
was In prime condition. Cougar Sam,
as he is Familiarity known, does no
miss a season without going into tn
mountains for game and always stay
until he gets the limit before golni
home. And his boys are almost a
good hunters as their dad.