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

The young and old of Ferdinand have
decided that this year the 19l5th ami
versary of the Savior's birth be celebrat
ed at the Hampshire. by all church
creeds, regardless of private opinions,
differentials in accustomed symbols
and previous servitude-under one roof
and let them who WILL come, and make
this festival your own; for all creeds
are purporting to worship the same God
and celebrating the same Saviors birth
he was sent to earth as a ransom
for the redemption of mankind.
j. W. Gibbons was here the first of
the week removing the balance of his
household effects from Westlake to Nez-
perce, where they have purchased a
residenc and will make their home, at
least through the winter.
Virl Rays and Miss Wanda Fam were
married at the brides home ON Thurs
day evening at 7:30 o'clock The rela-
tives alone were present Mr.. and Mrs
Rays will make their home at Westlaloe
at present.
]. A. Standage of Joseph Plains, was
In the village Tuesday.
Claude Givens, who has been In the
employ of Andy Oliver for the season,
departed yesterday for Lewiston where
he expects to spend the winter.
If Ferdinand had a dozen new houses
built, they would be occupied quicker
than you could say Jack Robinson"
There are at least that many heads of
families that would become Ferdinanders
under favorable conditions of this sort.
Gregg Hanson, who has been at st.
Josephs hospital for several weeks is
home and we understand he has about
fully recovered from his injuries.
A lively crowd gathered at the home
of Miss Hattie Dutro, the east side
Of the track last Saturday evening and
with games and music whiled away the
Intervening hours up to a. m, Sunday
morning.
A Westlake party recently sent Presi-
dent Wilson and his bride-to-be, a pair
of Indian baby moccasins by open par
cells post.
Shortly after the first of the year
Ferdinand will have first class gar
age in commission, and it Is expected
that everyone who is able will own an
automobile, while those who have credit
enough, will be owner of a tin Lizzie,
at least
Harley Reynolds Is just completing
a handsome new rsidence on his ranch
one mile east of the village which he
expects to occupy before the cold wealth
er sets in the first of the year
L. f. Fisher and family who had TAX
en- a vacation of two weeks which they
spent with relatives and friends at then
former home. Portland, Ore, returned
home last Thursday evening, and re-
port a very pleaSant outing.
Ben Schroer. the mail carrier from
the depot to the postoffice, and be-
tween Ferdinand and Westlake, depart
ed Monday, In company with his wife
and family and mother-in- law, Mrs. A
Zoodrow, for a visit of several weeks
duration with old neighbors and friends
at Seladan, Kansas, and other points.
oliver Reynolds bought of the Ferdin-
and Bank the first of the week, two
lots just this side ofthe Farmers ware
house, and 1t is his intention to at once
build thereon a commodious house ano
barn and become one amongst us. Good
and let others follow suit or trump.
. j. F. Strickfadden returned Wednes'
day morning from short visit witt
the family of his daughter, Mrs. Gault
Mr. Stricixfadden contmeplates to leav'
, next week for an extended visit through
California and other coast points which
he figures will use UP the balance o
the winter.
Mrs. Lonnie Bales and daughter. Mis-
, Edna, returned Tuesday evening from
! several weeks stay in Lewiston, wher'
she went for the benefit of her health
Mrs. Bales feels better at this tins
; than she has for months which he
many friends here win be very glad t.
, learn.