The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-04-20

IL. l.. Hanson and family have NOV
Ell into the John Coram residence
Mr.. and Mrs. Coram, since their
daughters have married and their son
Ed away attending medical college,
round that the home they have occu-
pleu Tor so many years was much too
large FOR them and demanded too
much OF an effort from Mrs. Coram.
Ibey have planned to take an extend
Ell vacation at later date, and for
the present have taken up residence
with Mr.. and Mrs l. NJ. Ayers.
We are still In the market for hens.
whenever you have any for sale call
us up. McGhie Trading Co.
Isaac Zehner, who some time ago SEE
cured six months lease on the -four
mill at Kooskia, states that he and
Mr.. j. w. Ellenwead are planning to
commence operations there about June
or early in July. The mill was built
some five or six years ago and is Of
'o-barrel capacity, and is said to be
vel equipped. While the gentlemen
only have short time lease they have
the privilege of a much longer period
VI VI puytng later ON.
G. l.. (Grandpa) Bourland returned
last Sunday evening from q few weeks
spent with his daughters, Mrs. Joe
Brockman at Ferdinand and Mrs. w.
q Niche living west of town. Mr..
Bourland remarked that he felt the
need of a rest and decided to absent
himself for a time and If the recup-
Grafton was sufficiently rapid he might
have gone down to Mexico to assist In
the capture of villa, but since thu late
dispatches have 1t that villa has been
dead and buried for two weeks or more
he concluded to return home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Coyne left this
morning for Spokane on business and
pleasure bent and will return In time
for Joe to take in the big Masonic
ceremonials at Lewiston the last OF
this week and the fore part of next
Mrs. Coyne will return home as soor
as their business will justify, and II
is quite probable that Joe will be alb
sent for several days. In the mean
time the daughters, Miss Bessie and
Sophia, and Miss Dora Knorr are
runniny the ranch.
Hearts in Exile" is novel BY
John OXenham founded on fact ant
the picturized version made special,
for Clara Kimball Young has given hel
a wonderful story. In the part of Hop,
Ivanovna she has found a role 70
which she is uniquely fitted and he
Characterization of this lovable Rus
sian girl is so remarkably appealin,
that she will undoubtedly win tn,
greatest success of her career as
Ipicture star Director James Youni
has surrounded her with a magnifi
cent cast and no expense has beef
spared in what will prove to be on
of the finest pictures ever produces
at the Lyric, Wednesday, April 20.
Mrs. Mary B. Kimel accompanies
by her grand daughter, Mrs. Clarenc
Schmadeka, arrived in the city re
Gently from Canistota, S. d., and Mrs
Kimel will make her home here wit
her daughter, Mrs. M. l. Cross an
y family. Grandma Kimel is well pas
lS0 years of age, and relatives fel
that she was much too advanced l
Jyears to make the journey west alon,
So Mrs. Clarence Schmadeka left he
home at Kennewick, Wash, and wen
back to Dakota in order to accompan
the aged lady to the home of he
daughter. Since her arrival Mr. eros
has had a photo taken of the famil
showing four generations, the grou
consisting Of Mrs. Kimel, Mrs. NJ
Cross and Mrs. Schmadeka and littl
son Paul.