The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-06-17
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Don't think that all the action IN
Tangled in Texas takes place in the
Lone Star state. You'll be all over
the continent in this comedy Joy wagon
before the show Is over II you go.
There will be regular services each
Sunday at the Catholic church excep-
ting the End and bth; at O'Clock a
m. for the children and 10 o'clock a.
m. high mass. Evening services at
1880 p. m. Rev. r. r. zuur. pastor.
H. ]. Kressley was an arrival in the
city from Spokane last night and left
today for the Wren & Greenough farm
on Camas Prairie at Denver.-Star-
Mirror.
Mrs. James Sloane, who was so sew
| erefy injured a couple OF weeks ago
| by being thrown out OF the hack while
returning home from town, is recover
ing slowly and is now able to sit up
| President Eugene Enloe, Vice Presi-
dent l.. M. Simpson and W. c. Sivyer
OF the Grangeville Electric Light &
Power Co., of Spokane. are in the city
this week looking after affairs OF the
F, company.
| Dolph Smith had bills printed at the
Globe office this week announcing a
big auction sale at his place ~ miles
north Of town for the Gard of this
month. Mr.. Smith says everything
must be sold.
Allan Mclean, formerly OF this city,
and Miss Gladys Pelton will be united
in marriage at the home OF the brides
parents at Charleston, on next Mon
day They will make their home at
Great Falls, Montana.
]. l.. Gross and Effie Morse, both
of Kooslxia. appeared at the auditors
office on last Tuesday and procured a
marriage license. and were later in
the day made as one by Probate Jidge
L. NJ. Harris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fl. j. Kressley, accom-
panied by the latters sister, Miss Neva
Drury, OF Moscow. came in on last Fri
day evenings train. and on Saturday
went out to the big Wren & Green
ough ranch near Denver.
Jack Devine came out from his home
stead late last week and returned with
load OF supplies. Mr.. Devine turn
ed his cattle out about the LIST of April
this year and says he never found feed
so good at that early season.
Wilbur Fuller left Tuesday morning
with his big four-horse team for Sites.
where he will be engaged during the
summer In hauling parcel post from
that place to Elk City for Phillips and
johnson, who now have the mail con-
tract.
Mrs. ]. L. Stewart left yesterday
morning for Spokane accompanied by
her little daughter. zelma, who will un-
dergo an operation for adenoids. They
will also visit for a short time with
relatives at Opportunity.
There will be morning and evening
services at the Baptist church next
Sunday. The pastor will preach in the
morning and Rev. Knox, former pas
tor, will conduct the evening service
Come at IL a. m. or p. m. or both
and find cordial welcome.
Mrs. Sam McMeeken, who with her
husband came In recently from their
homestead near Warren, on Wind river.
to visit with the family Of VIM. Garden
err. went on to Portland last week to
visit with her mother and take in the
cernival
The old residence across the street
from the Imperial Hotel was torn down
this week by John Schmadeka and
moved out to his ranch. The house was
visited by fire some year or two ago
and had never been fixed up and
presented an unsightly appearance. The
place belonged to Chris Keefer.
Miss Mamie Long, who has returned
to spend the summer at the home Of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. d. Long,
has Joined the cast for the Friars
club play, Tangled in Texas" on
July 2 and will be seen In one of the
principal parts Of the forthcmoing pro-
duction
Sometime last Thursday night some
low-lived scoundrel or scoundels killed
w. II. Thomas handsome prize winning
Partridge wyandotte bird Dandy"
and Mr.. Thomas offers a reward of $25
for information which will cause tho
apprehension Of the guilty party or
parties.-Ilo Register.
Ted Long brought in 300 lbs Of wool
last week and has stored the same In
this city. Ted says the price at this
time is not satisfactory. and has de-
cided to hold the seasons clip for a
while. Ted and Henry Meyers shipped
two cars of fat hogs TO the Portland
market last Tuesday which the former
accompanied.
Mac Leonard, a graduate of the
Grangeville high school, class '15, has
one of the principal parts In Tan
gled In Texas" the laugh-comedy by
the Friars club at the opera house
July 2. Mac is known as a very capa-
BILE young man In theatrical lines and
he will be seen at his best in Tan
gled In Texas"
letter received this week from AL
Hauch, who is now located on a ranch