The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-12-28

The regular Saturday evening dance
given by the Dancing club will be
postponed this week on account of the
New Years dance given by the Camp
Fire Girls. After New Year the Satur-
day night dances will be continued.
Guy Behean arrived In the city Fri
day evening from Spokane where he
has been attending Gonzaga university.
He left the next day for Whitebird
his parents.
Miss Marion Sims and Miss Clara
Cowgirl came up from Lewiston Satur-
day evening to visit with friends and
relatives They were accompanied by
Miss Lena Buntrock who will visit
with Miss Sims during the week.
Edward Blake of Keuterville, came
in Wednesday to represent his COM
munity at the good roads meeting
called for today. Ed says everybody
is In line for good roads in his sec
ton of the county.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Nj. Gone arrived in
the city last Saturday evening from
Salt Lake, where they accompanied
the remains. of Mrs Cones sister for
burial, ana took the stage the next
morning for White Bird.
Lillian Murphy returned from Spo-
kane last Thursday evening where she
has been attending the Northwestern
Business College. After spending
holidays with home folks she will re
turn to her studies first of the week.
w. f. Clark was in the city last
Saturday from HarpsAr, and was ac-
companied by A. w. Mock, of Kalis-
pei, Mont, who was here looking after
his interests. Mr.. Mock owns three
quarter sections OF land in the Harp
ster section.
f. Il. Quist W. r. Parry, John Quin-
Ian, Dale Clark, Ralph Hovey, J. l..
Fitzgerald and o. Z. Beausand, of
Kooskia, arrived in the city Wednes-
day evening by sleigh to be on hand
for the county good roads meeting to-
day.
Mrs. Mabel McMullen, sister of
Mrs. Robert Maxey, and Mrs. and Mrs.
f. NJ. Dirrim, of Villisca, Iowa, were
in the city last week visiting with
relatives and former Iowa friends.
among who were Messrs. l.. NJ Harris
and Sam Wright.
q. w. Marshall arrived in the city
Tuesday from the plains country, and
Is circulating among his county seat
| friends He visited for time with
his old neigmbor G. o. Vincent and
family. Mr. Marshall came in to pay
his taxes.
| Edward Tinney and Alice Mitchell.
were married Monday, at Grangeville
The contracting parties are too well
and favorably known to need any in
PRODUCTION. They will spend their
honeymoon on the coast. Congratula-
tons are in order.-Kamiah Progress.
Geo. Wood was down town the other
morning for the first time in a number
of months. In assisting in moving a
threshing outfit over to his Snake riv-
er ranch last fall he sustained a brok-
EN- leg and has been confined to his
home since that time.
| Frank Hogan came up Wednesday
evening from his ranch place near
White Bird, and is interviewing the
county treasurer on the tax queS-
ton. Mr.. Hogan owns the old Geo
Hayley ranch a mile out from White
Bird.
L. +. Rorebach, the new editor of
the Sites Enterprise, who evidently
is live wire in the newspaper field,
and III. G. Oliver are in the city rep
resenting their town at the good roads
meeting. They paid the Globe a very
pleasant visit while here.
Hugh Taylor came in from Portland
Friday night to spend Christmas with
the home folks. Hugh is taking Q
course in journalism In Reed college
and his friends will be glad to heal
that he was recently appointed editor
in-chief of the school journal.
Miss B. Mawrence, business repre-
sentative Of the Redpath Lyceun
course was in the city over Wednes
day of this week, interviewing the
ladies of the local Civic club in the In
terests of next years list of attractions
No contract was made by the ladie:
lat this time.
4 Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Carpenter of Val
entine, Montana, have returned and ar,
now at the home of Mrs. Carpenter
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Sol Clark. The
Carpenters have proved up ON theil
homestead and we are informed have
rented it out and will not return To-
some time.
i. +. Shaw received word last Sat
urday from his son Merton, who Il
now in Chicago having his eyes treat
ed by specialist of note, that he Il
getting along In good shape and tina
the surgeon holds out encouragement
that his eyes will eventually recover
their normal condition.
Ed Grunewald returned Thursda,
evening from East Troy, Wisconsin
where he was called by the suddel
death of his aged father. He returnes
by the way of Missouri and visited
few days with his wife's relatives. HI
stated the weather in the middle state
; was pretty cold but not much snow
was in evidence until he returned t,
the mountainS-Kamiah Progress