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

p Il. Ellis spent Monday IN Kooslsia
Sheriff LATE Yates Is In town today.
Thos. Hye was an arrival from Spo-
kane Thursday,
Judge L. Vineyard came down from the
county seat Thursday evening.
C. NJ Butler and son, vern, took in
the festivities at Lewiston Monday.
County Superintendent ]. j. Staley
was looking after school matters in
Sites yesterday.
Hugh Warner is handling the ribbons
In Charley Mason's place on the stage
between stiles and Newsome.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Mark Howe
was in town Friday evening serving
subpoenas for the coming session of
the U. S. District Court at Moscow.
Mrs. w. +. McMahan and children
were guests OF Mrs. II. M. Williams
the past week. DR.. McMahan came up
Sunday evening and remained until
Monday morning.
DEATH-We learn just as we go
to press of the death of Augusta Mil
Ter. the 16 year old daughter of John
Miller. Nee Perez. living on the Clear
water near Kooehia.
w. ". Dell. Of Lake View, Idaho.
has taken a years lease on the New
Mr.. Deli took charge on the first of
May. Mr.. Yarbrough was visitor in
Sites Wednesday.
J. q. Pell and son, Corwin, were in
town trading yesterday. This is the
first time Mr.. Pell has been in town
for several months and was greeted
by many Of his friends like he had
been In far country.
Strecker and Pettibone report the
sale Of the Schultz place on Main street
10 e. w. Murray. Mr.. Murray has
lived In the property for some time
as renter but thinks It would feel
more home like II he was sleeping
under his own roof tree
Sheriff Yates took old Mr.. Kennison
to Grangeville today and some action
will be taken looking toward his care.
Several years ago Mr.. Kennison was
one Of the hardest workers in the
country but old age and infirmity have
made 1t impossible for him to made
living
The death angel summoned the .
month old baby OF Mr.. and Mrs Chas.
Adamson at their home in Pleasant
Valley on Thursday morning at am,
after a short but severe Illness. The
little one was taken with erysipelas,
and although all was done that medical
care could do, the frail body succumed
to the disease
Mr.. A. c. Carpenter and bride pass
cd through Newsome the early part OF
the week enroute to Golden, where Mr..
Carpenter goes to look after his
many mining interests Mrs. Carpenter
looked very petite in her riding regal
la, on Andy Johnson's fine grey trot-
ting mare. While poor Charles was
walking through the mud and repeating
Bill Devers little ditie entitled, "walk
d. you walk" A. G. said he was taxi
ing his wife out to view the beautiful
scenery. but we suspect things have
reached point where he can't eat
his own cooking any longer
At the regular meeting of the VIII
lage trustees the retiring board met
and transacted all unfinished business
and the newly elected trustees were
sworn into office. Owing to the fact
that trustee Meinen Is out OF the
village the office OF permanent chair
man was not filled but Wesley Packer
was chosen as the temporary chairman.
Albert Reynolds was elected village
treasurer and l.. r. Laurence village
clerk. Trustees c. f. Kelly and Henry
Flynn were appointed a committee on
streets and water A. L. Stever will
act as pound master and 1t was the
instructions OF the trustees to that Of
fetal to enforce the stock ordinance
rigidly. warning will be issued to
those driving stock through the village
to keep same moving so that they will
not get onto lawns and gardens.