The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-22

toes. No Reds desired. CITY Feed
Store.
The Red Gross ladies' win give am
other Of their delightful dances on |
Thanksgiving evening 70 which every |
one is Invited. The ladies' win serve !
refreshments and admission WIN be |
$1.O0
Arrange to have DR.. Schilling test |
your eyes on his next trip These
long winter evening glasses win make
reading much easier. At Thompson's
Nov. 25-26.
The place for the Federated Ladies
Aid bazaar and dinner has been NIX
ed at the building formerly used by the
Eimers' Hardware store, and the date
Saturday, December 1. beginning at 10
a. M
MEN WANTED Sawyers 90 cents
per NJ. Swampers and men In logging
camps. Minimum wage $3.50. Board
500 per day. Craig Mountain Lumber
Co, winchester. Idaho. soft
Chas. H. Bellmore. who was brought
In from the north part Of the state
last week, by Deputy Sheriff Eller, was
released last Saturday on the plea Of
his wife who had come up from the
family home at Greer
As / am leaving this section VIII
sell my Russell 1924 tractor, reason
able. Plowed forty acres. Call or
write Wic)s Bros, Grangeville. 46tf
w. r. Ingram left Tuesday morning
for Seattle, accompanying q shipment
OF stock for Clyde Hamill. II building
conditions appear satisfactory Mr..
Ingram will remain there for the
winter.
X. J. Menkee, Of Seattle, arrived
here this week and has accepted
position with j. G. Safely. Mr.. Menkee
is band man and met with the mem
bers Of the local organization last even
ing, and they will no doubt appreciate
his assistance.
Rich Nash of Boles, came up from
Lewiston ON Monday evenings train,
after attending the stock show and
making an extended visit with his
the children are attending school. He
left today for his home.
Eyestrain always plays q very i'm
portant role in hysferia, migraine,
vertigo, nervous exhaustion, neurasr
thenia, as well as the gastric and diges-
tive disturbances and eventorticollis.
When affected with eyestrain see DR..
w. s. Jackson, the Hyesight Special
list, Office In the Right Drug Store.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. r. Zuver returned
on Sunday evenings train from Lewis
ton where they had spent the week
previous, and are now Installed In the
home they recently purchased from the
Branscomb's, one block south OF the
Imperial Hotel.
@. J.. Hall Of Lucille, the big sheep
man Of that section. returned last even
ing from several days spent over in
Oregon, where he recently went from
the Lewiston stock show, in search Of
breeding sheep to add to his herds. He
win so, to his home shortly.
DR. w. H. Warner has returned from
a few days vacation spent at outside
points. While away the doctor accom-
panied d patient from Lewiston to the
Sacred Heart hospital at Spokane and
on whom he performed a successful
operation.
VIM. Jones is in Portland this week
visiting with Mrs. Jones who is In
hospital at that place After taking
in the stock show Mr.. Jones thought
he would complete the occasion with
a visit to his better-haf who is now
conyalescing'
r. b. Henley. manager of the De
France Hotel at Lewiston, was an ar
rival on Tuesday evenings train, hav-
ing been called here by the Illness Of
his elder brother John, who passed
away at White Bird at o'clock that
evening, and to which place he Inn
mediately continued his journey.
Miss Virginia Branscombe and Miss
Eva Miles, who has been making her
home at the Branscombe residence In
this city for some time past, departed
for Spokane on Sunday mornings train.
Miss Branscombe has occupied the posi-
, tion of deputy In the county auditors
ofiice Tor the past two years, and re
Gently resigned.
W. A. Lindsey Of Mt. Idaho, killed
an owl last Friday that measured four
feet and seven inches from tip to tip.
When killed the varmint had In its
possession one of the largest pheasants
that Mr. Lindsey had ever seen. Mr..
Lindsey stated that the pheasant would
weigh three and one-half pounds He
anticipates having the owl mounted.
AT meeting Of the woodmen Of the
World held last Monday evening IL
was voted to keep up the dues of ali
members entering the service OF the
country. This lodge now has four
members la the service, towit: Don
Fisher, Frank Bowman, a man named
Cooper. and one other whose name we
can not recall.
Mrs. Asa Jones Of Joseph Is here
this week visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs Rookie at their hotel. Two Of
her neighhOr girl friends. Misses Mary