The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1915-06-24

/ looking after his extensive interests.
Mr.. Reed states that the family is
enjoying good health.
| j. f. Lester OF Pullman is the new
est acquisition to our population. .hav-
ing arrived in the city early this week.
Joe is an all round ball player and
will no doubt give a good account OF
himself in the approaching games.
C. w. Brockman commenced hauling
lumber for an up-to-date bungalow to
be erected on his place west of town.
The building will be 32x3S and eptire-
/ y modern in all its appointments.
b. F. Pennington, Of the Dalles. and
A. McRae, OF Goldendale, returned to
their homes on last Saturday morning $
train, after visiting the Ten Mile min
ing district being interested in the
( Wonder mine.
C. w. Brockman came over from
the Grangeville section Tuesday to buy
horses and by Wednesday noon had
picked up ten good ones He wants all
he can get, and will be here both
days of stock show for that purpose.
--Nezperce Herald.
Gus Killoran has leased the Mrs. f.
Vandeventer cottage one block west
from the Boss barn and on next Mon
day win move his family from New
Meadows to this place. Gus is now
in the employ of Brown & Freeman
on the Salmon river stage line.
It will be we'll for taxpayers to
remember that the unpaid portion of
their taxes become due July LIST. and
that under the new law the tax col
lector is not required to send out no
tees. You had better paste this in
your hat and avoid the penalty.
II. e. Heppner arrived In the city
this afternoon from his Florence plac-
err mining properties. Mr.. Heppner says
conditions are looking favorable in his
section. Mr.. Heppner leaves In the
morning for short visit to Portland.
Joe Frederick. prosperous farmer of
the Ferdinand section, came in on
Thursday evenings train and remain
ed over Friday looking after business
matters. While in the city Mr.. Fred
erick made this office a pleasant visit
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur L. Clarke of
Spokane are visiting with the latter's
sister, Mrs. Chester Brown and family.
The Clarkes will also probably go on
up to Freedom to visit with Mr.. and
Mrs. w. j. Harrah, Mrs. Clarkes par
ents, before completing their vacation.
John Foresman, of Cottonwood, is
visiting his brother, George Foresman,
who resides north of town. He states
that he has recently been over a
large portion of the Camas Prairie
and that the prospects were never
better for a bumper crop there this
season. Enterprise, Culdesac.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Hilbourne will short
ly move in from the ranch west of the
city and while becoming residents of
the county seat Harry says he Is not
going entirely out of the business as
he expects to find suitable place
nearby where he will fatten a car of
hogs that he has on hand at this time.
Henry Nissen, the lumber merchant
of Tharp, was doing business in the
city Saturday. Henry Is one of the
progressive business men of that
thriving little city and keeps a full
stock OF all kinds of lumber. and is
making an effort to secure business
Note his advertisement in this issue
Lester Wilson, member of the Milt
Springs baseball team, suffered a frac-
ture of his left arm Sunday afternoon
when he attempted to throw out
runner The Milt Springs team was
matched against Clearwater Wilson
was brought to Grangeville following
the accident and the fracture was re-
duced.
The members of the local Rebekah
lodge initiated five new members on
Tuesday night. There were something
like ten visitors from Fem among them
being Mr.. and Mrs Thos. Twyman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Nelson. Win Spencer
and wife. Ice cream and cake was
served to about eighty people who
were in attendance.
w. W. Mccall. the Spokane oil man,
who was severely bruised by being
thrown out of an auto last Thursday
while driving to this city from Cotton
wood after being confined to his room
for few days, was sufficiently re-
covered to return to his home. Mrs.
Mccall came down from Spokane Sat-
urday night to take care of her hus-
band while he was laid up.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. NJ. Harris returned
Wednesday evening from Lewiston where
Mrs. Harris attended the Pythian Sis
ters grand lodge meeting and L. M.
was called on business. While In
Lewiston they were the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. c. A. Lee. AT the grand
lodge meeting Mrs. Harris was elect
ed to the highest state office in the
Pythian Sisters order.
John McEvers came up from White
Bird last Friday night after spending
a week with the home folks, and de-
parted on Sunday mornings train for
MOSCOW, where he will join Charles
Horning. These gentlemen graduated
from the law department Of the Uni
versity of Idaho this year and are now
considering the forming OF a partner
ship for the practice OF their chosen
profession. Their location has not
as yet been decided upon.