The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-01-04

wednesday from the Clearwater Dor
ders interviewing the county officials
and paying off few floating items of
Indebtedness. The gentlemen are both
good feelers and know how to give and
take Josh"
Robert Amber, the opera house
manager, received a communication
last week from the Birth of Ma
ton" company which was filling an
engagement at North Yakima, asking
about an engagement for Grangeville.
He made prompt and favorable re-
ply, and is awaiting the results.
Herman VonBargen came over on
the train from Fem Monday night
ands spent Tuesday mixing among his
friends and having little sport with
the old boys. Mr.. VonBargen recently
received large shipment of fine apples
from his Spokane tract, which are on
| sale at r. l.. Leonard's produce market.
This office is pleased to acknowledge
pleasant business call from Mr.. Sui
Ivan of Harpster the man who is boost
ing the installation of the portable
sawmill for Harpster. We are also
glad to state that the gentleman adj
vanced his subscription to the Globe
| loE uuoLuSI year
Attorney +. Il. Fogg left last Monday
for Boise, where he will attend the
| legislative session and help cut political
melon which the Democratic brethren
have in cold storage. Mr.. Fogg gave
out quite an interesting good roads in
terview to the Lewiston Tribune on his
arrival in that city,
|
school at Lewiston came in on the
Tuesday evening stage from her home
on Snake river after spending a pleas
ant holiday vacation with her parents
and friends in that section, her sister
Miss Jenny Peters accompanied her
on the return trip and she will also
attend the Normal.
George Byers was in town Tuesday
from the Milt Springs community. He
stated that he sure had moved into
his new residence-that the big snow
which fell smashed down the tent
which they were occupying while the
finishing touches were being given the
interior, and they were forced to make
the move in the middle of the night.
Some experience, that.
At the Federated church next Sun
day morning there will be no sermon,
communion service and reception of
members occupying the hour. In the
evening the pastor will preach from the
theme IF Christ had not Come" The
week of prayer is being observed this
week by appropriate services at which
both laymen and the pastor speak.
Il. J. Bennett, the gentleman who
lima faf stt fI.n Inn
yer, came in on Wednesday nights
train from Missoula, Mont, where he
spent the holidays visiting with his
brother and family. He says it is
much colder in Montana than here,
that the mercury registered 80 degrees
|. below zero ON Christmas morning
The members of the local Pinochle
Club had their bi-weekly meeting last
Thursday at the home of j. p Eimers
in the west part of town A pleasant
evening was spent, cards and appetite
ing refreshments were served at the
psychological moment. Some of the
members admit that while this might
properly be termed the "old peoples
club" the youngsters will have to go
some to head them off when it comes
to n good time.
Fred Guthrie who has been making
substitute runs for some time as eX=
press messenger on the High Line be-
tween here and Lewiston, where he
has made good, expects to be trans
, ferred this month to the run between
Lewiston and Riparia. Fred is of
about the right 'buid' for good
messenger, and has the industry and
nerve to look after his companys in
terests under almost any circumstance
that might arise.
Mr.. and Mrs Hal Brown came up
from White Bird last Saturday night
and left Monday morning for a trip
through Montana where they will
possibly locate. They will stop for a
time in Spokane on the way. The
: Browns have lived in the Salmon river
country for many years and they have
many friends there and on the prairie,
who wish them good fortune wherever
they may decide to locate.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs
Elmer FriZZell of the Denver section,
died Wednesday morning at the age of
one month and the remains were laid
to rest Thursday, Elder W. r. Morris
of Denver conducting the services. Mr..
and Mrs. w. W. Darcy, of this city,
attended the funeral, Mr. Darcy being
the father of Mrs. Frizzell The grief
stricken parents have the sympathy of
the community in the loss of their
only child.
Having spent the holidays with home
folks, Hugh Taylor and Mac Leonard,
left Wednesday morning for Portland
where they will again take up their
studies Mae is taking complete bust
ness course which he expects to finish
mp next June, and Hugh is attending
the Reed college. Hugh is getting
so he makes the violin speak out in
no uncertain tones, pleasing demon
stration of which he gave at the Fed
Grated church while here
During the rush of holiday work
we failed to mention the marriage of
Glen Letter, one of Kamiah's we'll
known young men, To Walsie Johnson.