The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-04-08


Grangeville. The doctor accompanied
his mother, Mrs. vandeventer. home.
w. e. Swatman, Of Ferdinand, was
business visitor in the city last Sat-
urday. Mr.. Swatman is well known
throughout the county having been
engaged In ranching and in operating
saw mills and threshing machines for
a number Of years.
Fred B. higgins, OF Higgins Hot
Springs. was in the city Saturday at
tending to business matters. He came
| out and met Mrs. higgins. who came
UP to her fatherss place near Denver.
to await his arrival and they returned
to the springs together the first of the
week.
| Arad Snyder, aged 81, and Ellen Shil-
lam. aged 81, both of Joseph Plains.
were united in marriage in Grange
vile Monday at 1880 a. m. The cere-
mony was performed by Judge L. M.
Harris in his most approved style, and
the happy couple returned to their
home.
| A pie scial was held at the residence
of Mrs. w. e. Graham last Friday
night at which about forty people were
present. The pies were disposed of to
the highest bidder the proceeds going
to the benefit of the Christian church
Sunday school good time was en-
joyed.
| Mat Gilbert now has has a substan-
tial bungalow under course of construc-
tion on his lots in the southwest part
part Of town. Bickford & Stephens had
the contract for the excavating of the
basement, and Fred Noyes did the NOV
ing of a house that stood on the prem
| ises.
| Mrs. ]. e. Henley came up last week
| from Lewiston and Is visiting with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. e. Graham.
Mr.. Henley is on his way to Nevada
at this writing. and on reaching that
state II things look good to him the
Henleys win probably locate there.
John Crook was in town Sunday from
his homestead over on Joseph, and was
holding down a seat at the Imperial
dining room. John says the spring has
been a little too dry for the very best
grazing conditions in his section. There
was an exceptionally light snowfall
there last winter.
Miss Maurine Cope of Nevada, Mo-.
Is a guest at the home of Mr.. and
i
been teaching school near Grange
VILE and is here to enter the special
six weeks term at the Lewiston Nor
mal.-Clarkston News.
| A surprise party was pulled off ON
John Kee last Friday night by a num-
her Of his Rebekah and Odd Fellow
friends. The evening was very agree
ably spent and at about IL o'clock very
sumptuous refreshments were served
by the invaders. About forty members
were present.
| Fred Karsten returned last week from
his Idaho Consolidated Copper mining
property on the Salmon river to recov-
er from ptomaine poisoning which he
attempted ITO absorb. Fred got hold of
something that was 'queere6' and
when he arrived at home he looked like
he had returned to make his last will
/ and testament.
Through the efforts of Arnold Bros,
last week Larkin Kerlee sold 21s acres
OF land situated in the Columbus dis
trict to John Howard. Mr. Howard
formerly lived between here and Dem
yer but closed out his interests there
last fall and has since resided in this
city. The purchase price Is not made
public.
Mrs. Frank vandeventer arrived home
Wednesday evening of this week from
a several weeks visit with DR.. Jesse
L. Rains and family at Lewiston Mrs
vandeventer had planned to make a
visit In Spokane. but upon receiving
the news that DIR. Rains and family
would return to Grangeville to make
their home. was so pleased that she
decided to forego the pleasure of the
visit
The ladies Of the Needle Craft club
met at the home Of Mrs. Joe Coyne
Tuesday afternoon Of this week. and
after season of fancy work endeavors
closed the session with a succession Of
games and amusements Mrs. Edmund
son carried off the honors with first
prize and Mrs. Coyne won the BOBBY
event. The next meeting will be held
next Tuesday at the home of Mrs Ed
mundson.
The Central Garage, located on north
State street. viii shortly open under
the proprietorship OF W. A. Robinson.
Mr.. Robinson has had number of years
experience in the garage business in
the east and win no doubt work up a
good business. speciality will be made
Of oils and gasoline and tank and pump
VIII be Installed on the street In front
OF the building for the convenience OF