The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-20

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Frank Wyatt drove home last Sun
day after stay Of few days at the
county seat.
Mrs. Mary e. stephens Is here from
Grangeyille visiting her son, III. j.
Stephens. Tribune.
Edw. O. Smith, the White Bird liv-
eryman, was doing business here a
couple Of days this week.
Harry w. Grant Of Lucille, was In
the city couple Of days the latter part
of last week and on Sunday left for
Cottonwood and from there to Lewis
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Bowman came
in the latter part or last week from
Winchester and will probably reside
here in the future. Mrs. Bowman was
formerly Miss Mable Price
Attorney g. T. Mcdonald Of Spokane
was an arrival on last Sunday even
mg's train. Mr.. Mcdonald was called
here on legal business in the district
court which is now IN session.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Brockman and
children left for their ranch on the
Colville reservation, about 100 miles
from Spokane, last Monday morning,
and will be absent from this section for
a month
Henry Jess, one Of the well known
and prosperous farmers of the Winona
section, was In the city last Saturday
doing the regular trading for the fam
lily. MIR. Jess now makes the trip In
a brand new Dodge car.
Your eyes are changing all the time.
This Is due to increasing age, condition
of health, working by artificial light
or other causes. DIR. e. A. Schilling,
optometrist, Sept. IL and 18th; Office at
Thompson's Jewelry Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Maugg of Cotton
wood, the parents of our townsman, A.
J. Maugg, accompanied by Mr.. and Mrs.
ID. Roman OF Keuterville, and Miss
Agnes Maugg of the former place, were
visitors here Sunday. The two latter
are sisters Of Mr. Maugg.
Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A. Bayless, OF the
Grangeville Electri, Tight & Water
Co., returned last week from an auto
few days visiting with friends. The
trip was made without mishap and was
enjoyed very much.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Martin left yester-
day morning for Culdesac where they
will visit for week with friends. Mr.
Martin is chief deputy in the county
treasnrer's office, ana Mrs Martin is
bookkeeper at the Grangeville Savings
and Trust Co.'S bank.
Arthur McSpaddea and number of
other young cowpunchers of the Salm-
on river country, left Monday for the
Pendleton Roundup, taking their stock
with them. The boys expect to return
with some of the laurels, and no doubt
they will be successful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas sullivan and Mr..
and Mrs. Lewis Reeves of Pollock were
arrivals in the city Monday night, be-
ing called here as v Witnesses I'm a case
heard In the district court this week.
They made the trip in the formers
auto and returned to their homes Ties
day evening.
A. s. Jacobs Of Spokane. represent
ing the Idaho State Life Insurance
Co, was q visitor This week. Mr..
Jacobs was combining business with
pleasure, his wife and child having
preceded him here. several days for q
visit at the home of the latter's mother
Mrs. Sarah Coveney.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House
A number OF teams have been en-.
gagged this week In hauling sand and
rock to the rear OF rne Edgington pool
hall where extensive improvements
are now being made in way of retain.
/ ing wall that Is expected to keep the
water out of the basement at the high
water stage each spring.
The latest Columbia records and
grafan0las are to be had only at the
Smoke House.
Judge Edgar G. steele of Moscow
was an arrival ON sunday evenings
train and ON Monday morning opened
up the term OF district court In con
/ junction with Judge Wallace N. Scales
who Is disqualified from occupying ths
bench from his having appeared as at
torney for a number of the litigants.
/ l. 4. Zuver has the record OF selling
uttfN cutItnctut safes tftHH any 0LUe1
auctioneer on the prairie.
Charles Westminster has leased tn,
old Swartz place in the Fairview dis
trict and has been busy assembling al
outfit to commence the fall work. Hi
daughter, Miss Fay, came up iron
Lewiston late last week and Is assist
Ing Mr.. Westenhiser The Swart
place has been occupied for the pas
two years by Mr.. and Mrs. Il. 9