The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-23


Basil and suze Harris drove down
to Whitebird last Friday the former |
going TO assist the orchestra with the
music at the Stockmen's ball that eve
ming. They returned the following af-
tcrnoOn.
Miss Fannie McGrew, Of the faculty
at the Cottonwood schools. was an ar
rival on Friday nights train and spent
Saturday and Sunday visiting with
relatives and friends in this city, re-
turning to her school duties Monday
morning.
Mrs. Harriet Moses, who resigned
from the teaching staff In the local
schools last week ON account of Ill
health, left this morning for the north
ern part Of the state TOR a few days
visit with her husband. She win
probably return Sunday evening.
J. b. Lecper, the present incumbent
at the postoffice In Sites, was in the
city Saturday. Mr.. Leeper is an aspir-
ant for the postmastership at that
place and while here exhibited some
interesting correspondence bearing on
the matter to number of his friends.
Robert Todd, who arrived in the city
from Pasco last week intending to
depart at once for his homestead up on
the Clearwater, found the situation so
rushing In the cigar business that he
was Communicated at the El SAM
taire factory and has since been oc-
cupying bench at that place.
The many admirers Of Theda Bara,
who were disappointed last Wednes-
day, will be able to see that young
lady at the Lyric Wednesday, March
| 20, I'm the "Clemoceau Case" An ex-
hibitor made mistake last week and
returned this feature to the exchange
instead Of sending 1t on to Grange
Vile.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allison Vaughan of
the Salmon river country, were In the
city on Friday last, laying In needed
supplies for the spring ranch work.
In the future the Globe will be a
weekly visitor at the Vaughan home.
Mrs. w. r. Kelley returned last
Thursday evening from a few days
visit at Spokane.
A number of the local trap shooters
were out Sunday morning, and not
lwithstanding the high wind prevailing,
some good averages were made. The
boys are getting into practice for the
Lewiston tournament that is to be
pulled off in the near future, and a
number of representatives from this
section will no doubt be in attendance.
Jim Graham was In from his Wi
mona ranch Tuesday morning and aft
er transacting some important business
in town, rode on out to Denver to at
tend the John Mitchell auction sale.
Mr.. Graham lost q couple of valuable
horses this past winter and was in
hopes of picking up what he needed
for the spring work at the SALE
Robt. White, who has been lying in
critical condition for the past two
weeks or more at his home in this
city, is reported as slowly sinking, and
his recovery is not expected. His son
county, has been spending most Of the
time at the bedside of his aged father,
interpreted with frequent trips to
Nezperce.
| Mrs. Thomas Morris and little son
of Spokane, arrived in the city last
evening for an extended visit with the
home folks, Mr.. and Mrs. George Ar
mold, and other relatives. Grandpa
Arnold says that little Tom is sure
a chip off the old block, meaning, he
looks just like his father, Tommy Nor
ris, the well known brakeman former
| ly on the Camas Prairie high line.
Miss Hazel Calhoun returned from
Lucille last Saturday. Miss Calhoun,
Ewho is a trained nurse, has been In at
tendance on Luke Alkire who under
went an operation for appendicitis
some two weeks ago at that place. and
states that the young man is rapidly
convalescing. On the return trip Miss
Calhoun attended the stockmen's dance
at Whitebird, last Friday night.
Ward vanwert this week purchased
the small house and two lots belong
ing to Mrs. Finch, on the street facing
Coos Livery, and formerly occupied
by G. Fl. Shredder, and we understand
will remodel the large barn and turn
1t into a veterinary hospital The
barn will practically be torn down
and the frame work covered with sheet
iron.
That the farmers and stockraisers
realize what 1t is to be able to gel
a set of harness or saddle made the
way they want them is evidenced by
the number of orders they have book
ed this spring. Messrs. Snyder
Miller are hustlers after business, ant