The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-10-14
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Last Friday afternoon occurred the
funeral OF MIRA O. H. Cameron. aged
81 years. who died Of heart trouble.
Wednesday, September 20. The serv-
ices were conducted by Rev. v. L. wy
rick at the home OF her brother, r. l..
Nickel. and interment was made in the
L o. o. F. cemetery.
A 10-pound boy arrived Friday at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. John johnson.
Born Saturday, October 2, to Mr..
and Mrs. Ernest Hollingsworth, an g.
pound girl
Frank Atwood. who is attending schod
In Grangevilie spent several days with
friends in Kamiah last week.
The Rawson-w Works lumber mill at
Caribel closed down Saturday afternoon
and probably win not resume opera
tions until the first of the year.
Wesley ]. Moore and Miss Bessie
Moore. both of Kamiah. were united in
marriage last Thursday afternoon at the
NJ n parsonage In Nezperce by Rev.
Fertig.
Waiter Museil. clarinetist, and will
liam Hubbeli. cornetist, both Of Kamdah,
played with the Grangevine band dur
ing the Border Days show at that
place.
Dean Roberts, the local garage man,
made a record run OF one hour and ten
minutes in an automobile to Grange
vile last week, about 80 miles, going
by way Of Seven Mile canyon.
Among those attending the Border
Days at Grangeville from Kamiah were
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. Bradbury, Charles
Henderson. Earl Drake, wolford and
Hubert Renshaw. VIM Linder. Joseph
Thomson and wife. Harry McNee, Miss
Minnie Stuart, III. H. Poland and wife,
Bowman. Harvey Renshaw and J. Demp
sey.
Ray Mattoon, accompanied by his
brother. Laramore, started last We'd
nesday morning with a wagon load, OF
household goods and some livestock for
Enterprise. Ore, where Ray has pur-
chased a REIMBURSEMENT ON a tract OF
land. They were Joined at Asotin by
Mrs. Ray Nation Editor p. B. Blake
of the Progress. left here Friday morn
Ding to Join the party. going by railroad
to Lewiston and by stage to Asotin.
He expects to be gone about two weeks,
and wnl return In company with Lar
amore NATION.
Miss Vera Poland left last week for
ST. Louis. Mo-, for a visit Of month.
Miss Loda tombstone left for Walla
waIla Friday where she will attend
school this winter
Born Sunday morning, October 8, to
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Dissmore, a nine
and one half pound son.
Mel Hastings last week traded his
12o-acre ranch UP the river to A. J.
Stuart Of Stites, for the residence oc-
cupied by II. ]. Sean.
Frank Mason and Mr.. and Mrs. Jas.
Mason of Winona, were in Kamiah Tues
day arranging for the sale of their
large wheat crop.
Cecil Bvans returned last ,wednes-
day from a visit with his father in
West Virginia On his return he Wis.,
tied other points OF interest In the
east.
Mr. and Mrs. James Jensen, Of Car
ibel. were In town this morning. Mr..
Jensen is foreman of the lumber mill
at that place and Mrs Jensen is post
mistress
B. r. spiker and wife, John Spiker
and Frederick Copeman were in town
Thursday enroute to Border Days The
latter two are ON their way home In
West Virginia from the San Francisco
fair.
DR.. ]. r. Thompson OF lNorthboro,
Iowa, brother Of VIM. Thompson, ar
rived Monday evening. DR.. Thompson
was summoned on account OF the M
ness OF Mrs. Thompson.
J. ". Nickel returned Monday from
a wish to the exposition at San Fran