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

iting at the home OF her son. Medical
aid was summoned at once, and she
readily rallied and Is now convalescent
Mrs J. A. Bushue returned Satur-
day morning from a short visit with
her mother, Mrs b l. Hussman, at
Cottonwood, who had been ailing for
several days, but Is again on the
mend
A bouncing baby boy arrived at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. John Wagner.
residing west OF the village, Thursday
last, March 9th, 1916. All parties con-
nected with the welcoming Of the lads
arrival are well and happy at this
time and the Enterprise extends CON
gratulatiOns.
J. II. Strickfaden returned Saturday
evening from his winters sojourn In
sunny California (when ii didn't rain)
which was good share of the time.
Mr.. Strickfaden Is considerably taken
up with that state, but admits it has
It's drawbacks, as well aa its climatic
advantages. Outside of climate, we
have heard but few persons going into
ecstacies over that country, as 1t Is
quite plain to all Of us that the man
with moderate or no means has no
business whatsoever in California, win
ter, summer, fall or spring. Mr.. Strick-
faden visited many former mountain
residents and reports all OF them -four
fishing, but of course, all of 'em did
the same while here. He is still
booster for this prairie country. how
ever.
Mrs r G. Peters and little daughter
returned Tuesday morning from a
short visit to Cottonwood
Albert Haener will In ten days be-
gin the erection of a commodious resi-
dence ON his 200x300 feet tract in
Uhlenkott's addition.
This Is undoubtedly very religious
section, but we'll bet a cookie that
there are more people who read and
re-read the mail order catalogs than
they do their Bibles.
w. G Peacock is truly a booster
for good roads Yesterday he secured
a team and the necessary parapher-
MALTA and dragged Main street as well
as several of the side streets.
| Miss Ethel Eastman had the mis-
fortune to have her right hand caught
in an electric machine wringer, and
badly smashing all her fingers. She
| is suffering considerable pain and she
may go to Grangeville I'd have her
hand looked after.
| Mrs. Joseph Frederick, living west
of the village is very much disabled
with q severe attack of rheumatism
and is unable to move about or to as
sist In any Of her household duties
Medical skill is doing all possible to
relieve her pain and distress.
Postmaster H. p Martin, is circulat
ling petition to have the postoffice
removed to the old Bank Of Steunen
berg building where he viii have more
room wherein to handle Uncle Sans
business. The document is being quite
generally signed, as he already has
more than half Of the patrons Of the
office signed up.
/ Messrs o. g and T A Hanson, r
p Martin and II @ Quigley were among
those from this vicinity who attended
TX p lodge at Cottonwood Tuesday
might
4 Chas Stricxfaden and bride arrived
home Monday evening and stopped a
the home of the groom's parents, Mr.
land Mrs. ] r Strickfaden That eve
ming band of chariyariers assembles
lat the Strickfaden home and discours
led the usual music and were recipient
lof the wherewithal which was spen
flor refreshments by the musicians
A large business block is under con
} temptation to be erected in Ferdinan,
! land the Farmers warehouse, on Mai
lstreet, with a large store room under
| meath and hall on the second foo
} Our informant refused to give us th
, name of the promoter
Il Hod Quigley received q messag
J from Nezperce Saturday that a cas-
! Tor more of small pox were prevalen
! | In that town, but hoped since til
/ warm weather was setting In th
Z scourge would be stamped out in
e short time without much spread
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