The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-24
FERDINAND
[ Enterprisel

Mrs. G. T. Cooley, teacher of the
Westlake school, spent Sunday with
her husband, who is assisting Rev.
Pendleton conduct a series bf meet
ings here.
The roads in the timber were In bad
shape last week, being badly drifted,
and 1t was with great difficulty, If at
all. wood rats were enabled to nayi-
gate.
Billy Brockman was O caller on us
while here from Grangeville Friday
Mr.. Brockman Is buying horses for a
Kansas City firm and picked up a
number of fine ones while here.
A real live real estate firm was born
iii Ferdinand this week and will begin
active operation at once, or as soon
as the necessary blanks and stationery
can be gotten in readiness by this
printery. The personnel of this new
enterprise are two residenters of the
town.. A. Bushue, the head of the
general merchandise establishment,
bearing his name, and ii. q. Sasse,
editor of the Enterprise.
JOS KinZer departed for his home
in Uniontown Monday, after brief
visit ut the home of his sister, Mrs.
Jos. III. Becker
The six year old son, Alphonse, of
Tony Ross met with quite d severe
accident last Saturday while eoasting.
While making his descent, he hit a
rail fence, severely cutting his face
from his forehead to his nose. He
was patched up as best could be by
home folks, and Is reported az getting
along very nicely.
Mrs. III. |. Hanson and Mrs Maggie
Hanson returned this morning from
Grangeville. They report III. |. Han
son, who was operated on Monday.
for hernia, recovering nicely.
1t Is told that the room in the rail
way mail car was inadequate to han
die all the Sears, Roebuck bibles CON
signed to this section of Craig noun
tain, last evening, so we may expect
another COB this evening
Mrs. Maggie Hanson, of Bow Wash,
arrived Tuesday from GrangeyilIe,
where she had been visiting short
time and is now visiting the family
OF her son, III. /. Hanson, and other
relatives in this vicinity.
Deputy Assessor Shaw is here from
Grangeyille this week looking after
assessment work in this end of the
county.
John Schueller is hauling the lum-
Der onto his lots east of the Hamp-
shire for his large two-story business
block.
1t Is not unlikely that Ferdinand
Will have Union Protestant church
built ere another winter makes its
appearance.
III. G. Quigley and Chas. Lewis were
two Pythian brethren who attended
lodge at Cottonwood Tuesday evening,
whittier the Ferdinand lodge now calls
its place of worship
Miss Nettie Hahn, trained nurse
at Gritman's hispital, of Moscow, ar
rived here Monday evening and is
spending short vacation visiting at
the home of her sister, Mrs e G. Fry.
and her other relatives and friends
in this section.
O. II. Ravens departed Yesterday
morning for Moscow, in response to a
message announcing that Mrs. |. w.
Ravens, wife of his brother had died
the day previous. Mrs. Havens moved
to Idaho from Iowa last July hoping
that change of climate might prove
beneficial to her health, but evidently
the move was made too late. Mrs. o.
IL. Ravens accompanied her husband
to attend the funeral, and Benz. Huss-
man is operating the drug store.
Miss Mary Gregg came over from
Grangeville Saturday, rehearsing her
music pupils.