The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-06

Mr.. and Mrs. ]. q. Arledge Sand
daughter, of Dixie, Wash, arrived
here Monday evening. Mr.. Arledge
has traded for the Herve Rothwell
residence in the east part Of town and
viii become permanent fixture. Mr..
Arledge will be associated with his
son, Harvey has just added $1,000
worth of stock and will be prepared
to do most any kind OF work in the
blacksmith line.
Mrs. James Murphy left this morn
ing for visit with ner daughter Miss
Lillian, at Spokane. Little Miss Mary
Geraldine Baker accompanied her and
win spend a month or so with her
aunties, Mrs. Jacob vercler and Mrs.
G. A. Landreth, and other relatives at
Opportunity. Mrs. Murphy will return
the first of next week.
DIR. g. s. Stockton left this morning
for Pullman to meet Mrs. Stockton,
and niece, Miss Dorothy, and Andrew.
Mrs. Stockton and Miss Dorothy have
been making an extended visit with
friends and relatives at Portland, and
Andrew, who has been with Mr. and
Mrs. John McFall in south Idaho, join
ed them there. The doctor and fam
lily will return here in couple of
days.
Word received from G. A. Brans-
combe, editor Of the Globe, stated that
he had arrived at Tacoma safely and
was enjoying visit at the home of his
daughter, Mrs. ID. #. Auldridge, and
family. Mr.. Branscombe, who has
been in failing health for some time
past, is acting upon the advice of his
physician in seeking a change of eli
mate and complete rest, and it is to
be hoped that he viii be benefited
thereby.
Those eyes need attention. See DIR.
II. A. Schillilng, optometrist, Office at
jewelry store. This week
Friday and Saturday; next week
Friday and Saturday.
Joe Yates and sister, Mrs. Myrtle
Long. and Miss Marie Dahms, who has
been visiting at the Yates home for
some time. left ON Tuesday mornings
train for Spokane, where they will take
In the fair. Mrs. Long will return
to her home. her husband meeting her
at Spokane, and Miss Dahms will re-
turn to Leayenworth, Wash, where she
resides, at the close of the fair, leav.
ing Joe to find his way back to the
Prairie as best he can.
DIR. r. A. Schilling, the optometrist,
will be at Thompson's jewelry store to-
morrow and Saturday. See him and
save your eyesight by glasses that arc
suited to your needs
>. j. Reiben. manager of the Black
Pine mine at Elk City and Arthur
of the same place, were In the
city last Thursday night and Friday.
The gentlemen had driven from their
home town to Sites, Mr., Reiben going
from that place down to Lewiston
Were ne had business matters to give
attention, returning 10 Grangeyille
Thursday night. Mr.. Mcssem drove
Fer from Sites and together they
started ON the return trip Friday after
noon expecting to reach Switchback by
We make speciality of school sun
plies, and can furnish anything that
the children may need In the school
line. Granville Drug Co.
In the presence of a few relatives
and friends the wedding of Miss Ellen
A. Stephens of Scepter, Saskatchewan.
Canada. to Mr.. Timothy A. Long of
Grangeville occurred Sunday afternoon
at the home OF the brides uncle, III. 7
stephens, on Seventh street. Rev. A
4. Van Slyke, pastor of the Christian
church 0fiiciated and the impressive
ring ceremony was used. The bride
wore a gray-tan silk dress and carried
a bouquet of pink roses. daintilv
sprinkled with tropical fern.
Dr. u. A. Schilling of Cottonwood
will be at Thompson's jewelry store on
Friday and Saturday of this week IF
your eyes need attention, see him. He
all work.
Quite a number of salmon rivar
people were up last Friday and Sat
urday, combining business with pleas
ure. There We're two auto loads com
prised or the following well known
citizens: Ellis Harness, Russ Rice and
wife and Mrs Ed. Vincent in the for
mer's car: Clark LYDIA, Harry Vincent
and mother, Mrs. Elizabeth Vincent
and Geo. Reeves, In Mr.. Lyda,s car
After a visit here Mrs. Elizabeth Yin.
cent went by train to her home n
Lewiston, and The other returned ~
the Salmon river. -
We make speciality of school SIM
plies, and can furnish anything thai
the children may need Ina the schaol