The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-07-29

some extensive land holdings In this
county and is here in order to look
after his investments.
| Richards & Soltman this week remov-
ed their tailoring establishment from
the w. A. Hall building next to the
Schmadeka block. to the Won Berge
building In the next block west. and
have now nice roomy quarters.
Norvile McGhie this week sold his
interest In the McGhie Trading com
pany to his brother Jack, and Will
shortly return to the vicinity OF Gold
en- In the Ten Mile district, where he
has acquired some mining property.
w. c. Hill and family. of White Bird.
were in the city Friday and Saturday,
being called here by the last serious
illness OF Mrs. Hills sister, Mrs.
Leonard Thompson. who passed away
at the home of her brother, Virgil
Remington, last Saturday morning.
Hal c. Brown, the big cattle grower
OF White Bird, is In the city. Since Mr.
Brown decided not to dispose of the
Ito fat cattle he brought out from his
range recently. It has kept him pretty
busy locating suitable pasture for his
large herd.
Fred Meader returned Friday from
Seattle to which place he accompanied
a shipment of stock. Mrs. Meader. who
has been visiting with relatives at
Portland. was there also, and Fred re-
ports they had fine time during the
Shriner Conclave.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. A. Day and two sons
left early this week for the toll gate
where they will enjoy a couple Of weeks
outing. Mr.. Day is surely there when
1t comes to casting the Fly" and II
is needless to say that he will get
his share OF the finny tribe.
w. A. Hall, attorney and notary pub
lie, is having his building just vacated
by Richards & Soltman, the tailors,
repapered and painted, and a partition
put In, and will soon move his office
from the basement OF the MCLEAN
building.
Mr.. and Mrs. l. @. Kjosness, of Lew
iston, are visiting at the home Of Mr..
and Mrs. AL Chance. Mr. Kjosness,
while enjoying salubrious atmosphere,
Is also looking after business matters.
The visitors will spend some time In
this section.
Mr. and Mrs. 8. A. Anderson return
ed from their wedding trip Thursday
evening and are now domicied at the
Imperial Hotel and have since been
kept busy receiving the congratulations
of their many friends, with whom the
Globe joins.
II. H. Morris. our genial conductor.
-
days ago from Seattle where they at
tended the Shriners' convention and
visited a number of coast cities. Dur
ing Mr.. Morris absence Conductor w.
II. Craig had charge OF the Grange
ville-Lewiston train.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Z. Merrifield, Of
Waila Walla, arrived in the citv on
last Saturday evenings train and will
spend a couple OF weeks at the home
of Mrs. Merrifield's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Badgero. Mr.. Mortified
is cashier OF the Peoples State bank
at walla walla.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Edwards are
recent arrivals in the city and have
taken up housekeeping in the Lisle
home, on the corner of Third and Hall
the mattress renovating business and
is already loaded down with work. See
his ad in another column.
Frank Waterman, manager Of the
Rawson- Works Lumber company, G.
Jarbo. liveryman. Attorney F. H. Rhae-
berg and VIM. Dyke. of Kamiah. were
in the city Saturday from Kamiah. The
had business before the
county commissioners sitting as a
board OF equalization.
Miss Grace Roger. of New Meadows.
who has been attending the summer
at Lewiston, came up from the
latter place last Thursday evening.
and is now visiting at the home Of
her sister. Mrs. Gus Killoran. In this
city. and win remain here until school
takes up this fall when she will be
located in Nez Perez county.
Senator J, j. Lay. of Moscow. was in
the city over Friday night last, and
on Friday morning. accompanied by A.
f. Parker OF this city, left for New
to attend the meeting of the
north and south railroad commission.
The senator motored from his home
town and returned from the inspection
trip this morning with the commission
party. In his two cars.
Harry Grant this week purchased
the Rudolph Bertsch residence in the
southeast part OF town and the fam
Ily win take up residence there as
soon as the Bertsch family get their
goods packed for shipment to Butte.
where they win make their home. Mr..
Grants household possessions are al
ready on the ground.
w. f. Sullivan. of~Harpster. was in
the city last Friday with load of
Cherries and blackcaps. Mr.. Sullivan
states that his fruit crop is very good
this year and that he has no trouble |
In disposing of his output and always |
has a ready market. While in the city |
he paid the Globe office a pleasant |
visit and extended his subscription for |
another year.
]. G. Gregg. a well known farmer, |
living northeast of this city brought |
in samDlos of tiuaofhv and sweat clover |