The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-03-09
FERDINAND
(Enterprise)

! Frank NJ. Biker returned home Sun
day evening from a three weeks outing
ir South Idaho and other points where
he has combined business, pleasure and
recreation. Mr.. Becker says he had
most enjoyable and beneficial out
ing but Is satisfied to again take up
the cudgel at his banking house.
Miss Adeline Hupp, teacher OF the
Star school near Grangeyille arrived
here Saturday morning and spent the
day visiting her friend, Miss Alice
Holtbuer.
ii. l. Hanson was brought to his
home near town. on the Sunday morn
ing passenger, from Grangeyille, where
he recently underwent a successful
operation for strangulated hernia. His
many friends will be pleased to learn
that he Is recovering nicely and will
soon be as good as new.
Among those from this section who
attended the X. =. lodge meeting at
Cottonwood Tuesday evening were
Messrs. w. j. Adsley, o. r. Fry, N. p.
Martin. II. T.. Bell, l.. Il. Fisher, y. G.
Stonebreaker, o. G. Hanson and II. C..
Quigley. There was work in the sec
ond degree, and our boys were treated
right royalty, and may attend again
next Tuesday evening, when there will
be more mork.
Miss Ruth Craig departed yesterday
morning for few days visit with her
relatives and friends at Charleston. She
was accompanied thither by Arlie
BOoher, who has been visiting friends
here since last Sunday evening.
4. III. n
basket social given here last Friday
evening was big success financially,
socially in every other way. The
crowd was large and everyone seemed
to have come to enjoy a pleasant even
ing, and help along a good cause, as
a side line.
There is talk afloat that wen soon
have two full-fledged drug stores in
Ferdinand.
A. G.. Nau shipped car of fat pork
ers to Spokane Tuesday and paid pig
raisers $7.15.
Miss Mary Gregg was here from
Grangeyille Saturday looking after her
class of music pupils.
Il. +. Shaw had the misfortune of
having one of his lower limbs quite
badly sprained by being thrown from
a saddle horse while near the Oliver
ranch east Of the village Tuesday. He
is out and about, but walks with a
waddling gait.
w. l. Long was an arrival from Wal
la Walla Saturday evening on a bust
ness mission, returning again Monday
morning.
Harold Davis departed for Taconl a.
soon return to his home in Westlake,
accompanied by his wife, who has
been spending greater portion of
the winter in the sound country.
Chas Strickfaden departed ON this
mornings passenger for the low er
country. Judging from the fact tn at
Charles has been "dolling up" his
house and himself lately, his leap
year ad may have had its good effect.
Joseph Weis received a message
Monday afternoons that his father. jos
eph Weis, ST., was i'll and very low
at Perham, MINI. In response there
to Mr.. and Mrs. Weis departed Tues
day morning for that point. The Sc
nior Mr.. Weis Is about 70 years Of
age.
Henry Kuther and his good wife
became grandpa and grandma at about
10 p. M, March LIST, 1916, for the
fourteenth time in the last three
years--eleven sons and three daugh-
tiers. The latest grandson is bounc-
ing baby of regulation weight and
size, to Mr., and Mrs. John Schwer
men residing between this place and
Westlake. Congratulations.
Ellery Martin had the misfortune
to quite badly cut his foot with a new
axe his father had purchased for him
that day. The young man was out
amongst the best of 'em an hour later.
however.
Rupert Addison arrived here from
kamiah Sunday evening and is as+
sisting his father in the construction
OF the Stonebreaker billiard narlor
ana also expects to remove here with
his family as soon as he can find
some house or howell into which I'd
move.
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