The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-01-20
contest I'm which Mrs. Eva Garfield Is
said to be the plaintiff.


stoves lined and repaired at Chester
Arnold's.
James and Thomas Surridge were in
the city Wednesday from their home
near Harpster. attending the funeral
Of their old pioneer friend and neigh
Dor. VIM. Coram, who was SO sudden
ly called from our midst.
The busy mans health regulator
howlng.
Mrs. Cassie Wethered, nee Coram,
arrived in the city the first of the |
week from her present home in Wal |
lace. called here by the sudden death |
of her uncle, VIM. Coram. The flu |
neral took place Wednesday imme- |
diately after the noon hour.
A can of % Prairie Smokers at 81 |
is a good Investment At all dealers.
Doe Denny came in this week from
his ranch over on Cougar Ridge and !
and laid IN some needed supplies. He
SAYS there is no more snow ut his
place than here. hut at the Farris
place ii is between three and four
+ feet deep.
/ MIX customers wanted Cali Main
Oh T-tf
MIR. aud Mrs p. f. Courtney left
/ the first of this week FOR California
whore they viii spend the remainder
of the winter and possibly longer. Mr.
Courtney, however, informed the Globe
wan TINT he was coming back to
( Grangeylle ANA that this place is his
home.
The bowling season is here at last
Get acquaintedw it'll the pin boys
they're always "settin EN- up"
Mr. ana Mrs. Hender returned last
saturday from n lengthy visit in Cal
fruia, and Mrs. lIonder, who is more
widely known under the mime Of
Mrs Nancy Jones' Cook, It Is said also
paid her SONS iH Wyoming IA visit
since leaving here last summer
PRIVATE MONEY TO LOAN. Geo.
NJ. Reed 51-tf
9lr John R9thlisberg entertained
II umhcr of friends Il her home on
, South Hall street on Wednesday eve
ming or this week II was strictly for
, ladies', ami they at vow ANA declare
That thcy lad tho time Of their He.
Tine husbands aIe put ont about it,
: and they don't know Just how to get
back at them
Have your stoves lined and repair
ed al Chester Arnolds.
Herman VonBargeu and SON Walter
came FIN Monday from the home ranch
iu The Fem nelghhorhood to do some
trading Walter retusned home in
Che afternoon but Mr.. NonBargen
stayed in town over Tuesday looking
after some business matters, an9 then
remained TO attend the funeral Of his
old pioneer neighbor VIM Coram ON
J Wednesday,.
BUY A FARM. Geo NJ Reed. 5lti
Headed 10y such famous players as
Edward Jose and the notable paresiar
S actress, Theda Bara tile east assem-
i hled for "A Fool There Was" Porter
= Emersous powerful drama Of a sreI
q ana her victim, Is distinguished
4 one This great production that brok,
all attendance records both in Seaitl,
ana Portland comes TO the Lyric Wed
O nesday January 20.
BOWERS never get appendicitis.
w. r. Sullivan who was in from
his home near Barpster stated tina
S the continued cold weather and dee
y snow was killing OF the quail IN larg
81 numbers. During the coldest perio,
y the birds bunch uD and freeze &
D death While hauling hay one da
"a last week he found a ceyey froze
1t stiff and on examining them foun'
a. their craws empty, starving as wei
MS freezing.
Buy a can of Prairie Smokers; $40
at all dealers.
y Three sleigh loads of local Rebekah
= drove ont 60 the Sum Howard ranc
- for a surprise party on them last FIR
= day evening. Not finding anyone o
home they returned 70 town and q,
- cided to wake mp Mr.. ANA Mrs. W.
H. Jackson and family. An oyster SUI
IS. per and cards completed the eyenin
at the Jackson home. betitia Frizze
had Matt Geary acknowledge he dl
not know anything about single-hanC
II ed pinochle The crowd departed f
IN their homes after midnight.
A suggestion: one hours bowling i
n. lieves indigestion.
III J. L. lckert came over from II
a westside Tuesday evening and remail
rs. ed over Wednesday to attend the fl
neral of VIM Coram, which toe
NJ place Wednesday ut 80 p. m. fro
the l. 0. O. Il. opera house. NJ
- Fckert and the Coram brothers ha'
=. been the warmest of friends since Il
- early pioneer days of idaho count
their relationship being almost as net
!. as that of real brothers. Mr.. Ecke
IL is looking much improved IN heal
since the last time he was In Grang
st vile, when he was Just recoverii
ey from one Of his severe attacks
he asthma. and thinks that when spril
once opens up he will practically
ig- himself again.
Bran and shorts, steam rolled fee
he poultry, supplies.
he NORWOOD WAREHOUSE co.
nd WANTED-During the month
January. six dozen turkeys Highe
nd rtpiea Teai1 9