The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1916-02-17
FERDINAND
(EnterpriSe)

While Anil Haener was climbing a
ladder to shovel the snow from his
implement warehouse last week. the
snow slid and beat him to the job,
burying him and the ladder. After
crawling out, Brother Haener pro-
coded to look up life insurance agent
before tackling similar job
The Joseph Weis home was the
scene of merry gathering of neigh
bors who spent several hours last Sun
day afternoon very pleasantly. Be
fore their departure, the guests were
served with very epicurean luncheon.
Those present were: Glen Fret and
family Tony Staab and family; John
Frei Paul and Anna Steiger; John
Margaret and Bertha Refs; Father
Boniface; John Hassler and wife;
Alois Uhlorn and Ed Jude of Genesee.
III. |. Hanson boarded last evenings
passenger train for the county capital
on business, he expecting to return
tomorrow.
The Odd Fellows have leased the
Bushue hall for a term of one year
and will sub-let to other lodges of the
village for holding the meetings.
e. Il. Eastwood came up from Lew
iston yesterday and relieved Cashier
B. G. Barbor of the Bank of Ferdinand
today, while the latter made a bust
ness trip to Lewiston.
S. III. Smith and wife and G. M.
Collier were at Grangeville yesterday
on business connected with the trans
fer of the latter's ranch to the former
parties. The trio returned home this
morning.
Geo. Hammer, an experienced ton
serial artist of Lewiston, arrived
Thursday evening and on Friday
morning took charge of the Glen Sher-
er barber shop, he has purchased Mr..
Hammers family will arrive later on.
r. III. Ladd departed yesterday for
a three weeks visit with friends at
Kooskia.
After Frank Staab had shoveled a
pile of snow six feet high off his barn
last week, he fell head foremost into
it, and saw visions of the world to
come before he extricated himself and
placed his feet once more on terra
firma.
The little child which was born to
Mr.. and Mrs. L. e. Fisher last eve
ming lived only few hours.
j. Ill. johnson is one of those who
contemplates building a residence in
Ferdinand as soon as is possible.
A real live commercial club is need
ed and amongst the early probabilities
in this good, old, doing hamlet.
A sleighload of Cottonwood young
folks passed through town last evening
on their way to the Fred Funk home.
G. e. Hayden had the misfortune
a few days ago, to badly sprain OF
| rio cta
from some hay onto a plank on a sack
pile. The plank veered and hence the
twist. He is able to navigate, how
ever, by the use of a crutch.
John Hassler and wife who have
been the guests of the Joseph Weis
and other families here for the pas
several weeks, departed Tuesday morn
ing for their home in Canada. The,
were accompanied by Miss Emma Weis
who will remain in the Dominion unit
fall. Mr.. and Mrs. Weis accompanied
them as far as Lewiston and returned
home last evening
Invitations were printed at the En-
terprise Office last week announcinl
the marriage of Christopher Roepel
and Miss Ida e. Sarbacher, both prom
inent young people of this vicinity, a
~. MAJ C"eholiS SnuleA, PeIuindHu
at eight o'clock Tuesday morning, Feb
%, 1916.
Jos. Kinzer, of Uniontown, arrived
Tuesday for ten days visit with hi
brother-in-law, j. II. Becker and fam
lily.
Louis Tackle came over from Cotton
wood the first of the week and is rus
ticating with headquarters at the Ere,
Funk home.