The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-20
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Mrs. VIM. Bisson of Charleston, is
visiting in the city.
Charles Campbell, of the Fisher Plac-
ers. is spending few days in the
city.
Ben McEyers of White Bird, wasi
attending to county seat business
Tuesday.
Thee. Tollefson, of Luke's Gulch,
was looking after business in the city |
yesterday
Lee Miller had serious spell of i'll |
ness this week. He is now able to be
around again.
John Callan is out today for the first
time this week. John has been having
a siege of sciatic rheumatism.
Chas. Smith, manager Of the New
York mine at Ten Mile, Is attending
to mining business In the city.
Ed Coram left this morning for Ann
Arbor, Mich, where ne viii enter upon
his third year in medical college.
o. H. Evans of White Bird, is trans
acting business in the city. Mr.. Evans
is a stockman of that section.
W. J. Nash of Cottonwood, was here
on business Tuesday w. J. is a brother
of John and Rich Nash, well known In
this section.
DR.. Stockton reports the birth Of
daughter to Mr.. and Mrs Fred Coul-
ter, Tuesday evening. Mr.. Coulter is
son-in-law Of A node.
Attorney Chas. Peterson of Moscow,
was attending to district court business
here this week Mr.. Peterson came in
on Sunday evenings train.
/. O. %. #. Lodge No. IS, will give
big dance at Fem, Friday, September
%. Tickets, $1.00. Supper viii be serv-
ed at the Fem Hotel. You are invited
to attend.
The Girls First Aid viii give an
other of their popular dances next Sat
urday night at Schmadeka hall. First
class music win be ON hand and all
are invited.
Edw. M. and Otto N. Nissen of Boles,
were business visitors in the city Tues
day. The Nissen boys are in the saw
mill business and are here to purchase
an engine for their mill.
Miss Lillian Murray has removed
her millinery stock to Cottonwood and
Pap Jarvis hauled the goods over last
Monday In his auto truck.
DIR. w. It. Pogue and Chas. Bradbury
drove down to Lewiston Yesterday
afternoon where the doctor had some
professional business to look after.
They win return this evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. ]. Pulse are expected
home from Walla Walla late this week.
For some time past Mr.. Pulse has
been In Charge of a urug store at that
place. while the proprietor was con-
valescing from an attack of sickness.
c. J. Hall Of Lucille came In from
White Bird last evening with Fred
LYDIA Of the Central Garage. Mr.. Hall
! is out on business connected with his
! extensive sheep interests and while
here expects to dispose of number of
| head.
DR.. McKeen Boyce and family OF
Cottonwood, spent Sunday In the city
The doctor while driving over had the
misfortune to break his rear axle and
had to be towed in the last four miles
Repairs were made at the Central
Garage.
4 Mrs. Batty moved her millinery STOCK
this week to the new location on thf
Parker corner. The room has beer
liked up In magnificent style and viii
make an ideal parlof. Later Mrs. BAIT,
will announce her fall and winte1
4 opening.
Wearing poor glasses viii ruin YOU
eyes. have the latest and best e0uip
ment Of scientific instruments for meas
uring the error Of eyes and nv glasse,
are guaranteed. DIR. Il. A. Schilling
at Thompson's Jewelry Store, Sept
III and 18th.
Buy farm-Geo. NJ. Reed.
q Tom Chandler and Joe Coype return
ed Tuesday evening from Spokan,
where they went rev DAYS ago I,
purchase supplies for their new moo
room. While away they secured fon
pool tables They will occupy IN
Crea building and expect to omen n,
about the first of the month.
Money to loan II. w. Carrots.
G. Il. Ball, wire chief for the Pacifi
} Telephone company at this place cam
up from Lewiston Friday night. IN
! government has recently called nun
J Der OF the employees OF the compan
and Mr.. Ball was at Lewiston assistin
with the work at that place. A mic
) promotion has been rendered Mr.. pa
and he will leave shortly for wal
Waila. to enter upon his duties in N
new positf0n.