The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-11-25

| Attorney j. NJ Gilmore returned on
Tuesday evening from a business trip
to Kennew,ck. He was accompanied
on the trip from Lewiston by ]. w
wilks
Don't forget that the Lyric Thea
tire viii present the Rosary" on Dec.
3. and that the first matinee and first
evening performance viii be as a bene-
fit for the Civic Club.
S. r. Church came up from Clarks-
ton last Friday evening and spent a
Aew days in the city looking after some
business matters. He made a friendly
call at the Globe office while here.
Guard against collie among your
horses by laying In supply OF Inter-
nation Collie Cure. City Feed Store.
Miss Laura Cunningham came over
from her school across the Clearwater
last week to attend the wedding of
her brother Clare. Her father made the
drive over after her. Miss Laura re-
turned this morning.
cooking and house work, for family of
FOR sALE-Purebred Poland China
boars, ready for service; at my place
near whdtebird. Prices vary from $40
to $40, according to size and age. Cali
and see them, or call me up. Nez PIERCE
phone J. Loyal Addison 52-2t
Mrs. John Coram returned home last
week from a lengthy visit with her
daughter, Mrs L. w. Jordan, and fam
lily, at Salt Lake City. The first grand
child is doing fine as is also the
mother.
Mrs. Chef Maynard left late last week
for Lewiston whore she will spend a
few days with the home folks, then
going on to wailace to join her hus-
band who is now located at that
place.
Mrs Wallace Scales and iiece, Miss
Sylvia Parker went to Lewiston last
Saturday, where they expected to visit
several days with Mrs. ]. p. Babb and
other friends From there they plan
ned to go to Spokane to spe Nd a num-
Der of days.
Better be early than late. In a few
days our stock Of Christmas goods will
be here This is the largest and best
assortment Of holiday goods ever shown
In Grangeville. consisting of toys.
dishes and everything in the line Of
Christmas giftA Furniture Exchange
DIR. Moore. Ell ingram and Leo Brust
came In last Thursday from Doc Den
ny's place over on the Clearwater with
. two fine bucks carelessly swinging
across the backs of thedr horses. In q
kind OF a this not an unusual- thing
air that was quite convincing.
Albert Fray this week leased the Dem
mis- o'Shea ranch northeast OF town,
and win take possession the first OF
/ quit ranching, and will come to town.
He viii meke his home with Frank
Groom In the northwest part OF town.
Mrs. Smith, wife Of DIR. L. F. Smith.
| was brought home from Lewiston Tues
day where she underwent an operation
recently. She is still pretty weak and
as soon as she gets little more
strength will undergo a second opera
tion---Culdesac Enterprise.
Percy Culley was in the city the
first OF this week from his home In
| wht.ebird. Mr.. Culley was one OF the
leading witnesses In the Howard Wilson
horse stealing case at the last term
OF court The Buzz Hunt horses which
Wilson took were sold to the Culiey
brothers.
The big turkey banquet given by
the NJ w. A. and Royal Neighbors last
Thursday evening at their lodge rooms
in the L o. o. +. han. was well at
tended and a splendid social time was
INDUCED in. Six fat turkeys graced the
four long tables set in the banquet
room for the occasion. garnished with
other accessories.
A brand new. pink tinted SON. the
perfect image Of his sire, appeared last
Saturday morning to decorate the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. DIR. Frank e. Wood
The doctor says the newcomers teeth
are not as fully developed as he ex-
pected under the circumstanc IS. but that
he can remedy that little defect all
right.
Grover Newman and wife were arrival
this week from Oregon and are visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs Homer Newman. Mr.
Newman has disposed OF his interests
In Oregon and 10 ON his way to the
Wnlbe BRO country WHctS NO Has RdA :
chased a section OF iand.-culdesac En-
terprise.
| J. M. Gilmore, Lone Day. Art Wiley
and J. J. Lamm each brought in a fat
deer last week as q trophy OF their
proves as huntsmen-that IS they say
they did. It is difficult to tell deer
meat from any ether kind unless one
smells 1t frying in the PAN Anyway
you've got to give as much weight to a
hunting as a fishing story.
Emmett Clark. editor OF the clifford
Gazette, who has been In poor health
for some time. was unable to issue his
paper last week. He Is suffering from
bad case OF diabetis and httle hope
OF his recovery IL entertained by the