The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-15

Is In the city On q visit with his broth
er Wallace Scott. president OF the First
National Bank.
]. w. Yarbrough, proprietor Of the
Newsome House at NeWsome. Idaho.
was a visitor In the city last Saturday
Mr.. Yarbrough, who was out on some
land matters, returned to his home
the first OF the week. A pleasant call
Is acknowledged by the Globe.
Fen Batty has returned from Oregon
where he and Lester Cunningham went
some few weeks ago to attend to Mr.
Batty's fall seeding They planted
something over 200 acres and then as
sisted neighbor Mr. Lanningham
did not return,
Mr.. and Mrs NJ l.. Ayers, J.. Frank
Sims and w. w. Brown departed for
Lewiston yesterday morning to take
lin the final day of the Northwest Live
Stock show and to hear Vice President
Marshall. The trip is being made by
auto.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. Martin OF Asotin,
been visiting at the Hardin home on
! fer the past couple of weeks and will
more.
| This week Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Wann
| removed to Charleston, where they will
spend the winter. The Wanns are
| pioneers Of this section and their many
| friends regret their departure. The
| Globe will keep them informed of
things pertaining to this section, how
ever
| M. r. Ayers reports the sale this
week of the Kilen residence located
on South First and B streets, to Mr..
| o. p. Soderburg. This is one of the
most desirable properties in town and
Mr.. and Mrs. Soderburg, who are retirr
ing from farm life, win reside in their
new home In the future.
Leo Brust came out from his ranch
near Pollock, arriving here Monday.
| He will probably visit here for week
| before returning. Yesterday morning
Leo accompanied his mother, Mrs.
Elizabeth Brust, on short trip to Nez-
perez, where they will visit friends.
They are expected home this evening.
have been absent at the Northwest
Livestock show this week that we have
been unable to secure all their names
and consequently have mentioned only
those with whom we have come In
contact, but II Is safe to say that a
great portion Of the population Of
Camas prairie has visited the show
Mr.. and Mrs. John Harryman, Of
As0tin, Wash. have been here for the
past few days visiting at the ranch
home of Mr.. and Mrs G. N. Hardin, his
Brother-in-law. and looking over the
country with a view to buying land.
The Harrymans are good people, com
| Ing here highly recommended, and we
hope they find what they are looking
for.
A series of union cottage prayer
meetings Ii planned for next week and
the week following This Is by way
of preparation for revival campaign
covering the FIRST two weeks of Decem
her the preaching for which Ii to be
done by DIR. III. 0. Perry Of Moscow.
A discussion OF the how and why Of
revivals will be the sermon theme at
the Federated church next Sunday
morning.
The. 12-year-old son Of Mr.. and Mrs
| II. H. Wann. who reside just east of
this city, in some manner had FIVE
gallon can filed with wheat drop on
his leg yesterday and one bone just
| above the ankle was broken DIR.
| Stockton was called and rendered the
required assistance and this morning
| the young man was brought In to the
hospital where DIR Rains applied the
| x-ray machine. and 1t was found that
only the one bone was broken.
Clarence Schmndeka came up from
| Charleston on last Saturday evenings
/ train to JOIN Mrs Scnmadeka, who has
been at the home OF her parents, Mr..
| and Mira NJ r. Cross for some time
past. The Schmadekas, along with
! Clarence's parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Chris.
| Schmadeka. recently returned to
| Charleston from California where they
| have been making their home. Idaho
county people are glad to welcome
/ these pioneers home.
Joe Yates came In. from Spokane
| last evening having gone from the stock
/ show to the Washington metropolis to
spend few days before returning to
/ tic EAutlt. WHINE ava ~. avs
purchased d fine Poland China male
hog for his pens, and we are Informed
added fine $3.50 ear for his future
| pleasure The car was not brought
home ON account Of the threatening
weather. Walter McAdams ACCOMPANY
1 ed Mr. Yates to Spokane, through
whom the deal was made.
1 Rev. A. II. Van Slyke of Charleston,
for a number of years resident pastor
of the Christian church of this city,
| spent few days here this week. hav
ing been called here last Saturday to
officiate at the funeral of the late Geo.
w. Myers. who passed away at Salem.
Oregon. last week and was brought
here for interment. On Monday he also
conducted the services at the funeral
of Mrs Fay Hurley, who died at her
home at Freedom last Saturday, and
was aid away ut the Denver cemetery