The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-30


Mr.. and Mrs Al White are enjoying !
an automobile trip to Washington and
Idaho points. They were at Walla
Walla last week and expect to be at
Spokane for the fair next week before !
returning to Grangevilie.
J. A. McGhie and family have moved
into the old Bibby home on North
Hall street. Since the home was
damaged by fire it has been thoroughly
renovated and put In first-clacc shape
by the owners.
Today Edgington Bros. are moving
their pool hall from the Crea build
ing ON the north side Of Main street
to their own building on the south
side, just vacated by the Lamm Drug
Co,
Gerald scallon left last Friday for
the Billie Parisot mine at Florence
where he win take up the duties he
was forced to forego recently by being
called out by Uncle Sam for medical
examination.
Mr.. and Mrs. The0. TollefsOn came
up last Thursday from their home at
Sites and took in the band boys dance
the same evening, and enjoyed visit
with the formers brother, Clarence
and family, before returning.
Frank Bowman came in Monday
evening from Butte, Mont, where he
has been in the employ Of the Amazon
da Copper Mining Co., for a consid-
cradle time. Frank has been drafted
by Uncle Sam and win report at Butte
on September 9th ready for service.
Yesterday afternoon Ben Baker took
out new clover huller that he secur-
ed through Chester eager. Ben has
20 acres of clover this year, and an
ticipates that In any normal year there
will be 600 or 700 acres for his ma
chine to handle.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Eames expect
soon to depart for california where
| they resided for a number Of years.
Marshall has contracted for the sale
of his home In the north part of town
and If nothing unforeseen happens the
deal will be closed up this week.
J. e. Richards returned last Thurs
day evening from a Today fishing trip
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the Mt Marshall mining section. On
account of pressing business matters
Jake arrived home few days before
Mr.. Thompson.
Chester Arnold and II. f. Fulton and
families spent Monday In the noun.
tains south Of town gathering buckle
berries and enjoying a bit of camp
life. They got considerable berries
and had a delightful outing, despite q
breakdown to their car which neces-
STATED short walk back to town.
The grouse hunters were out In force
last Sunday but from all accounts the
birds seem rather scarce this season
! A party composed of l.. NJ, Harold and
Basil Harris and Eli Ingram drove Out
i to the brakes of the Clearwater Sun.
day morning and report rather poor
luck. They brought back few birds
G. b. Campbell says that advices
from his son Wilbur Campbell, probate
judge OF Idaho county, who has been
confined at the Sacred Heart hospital
at Spokane, are to the effect that VIII
bur Is improving steadily. He expects
to be able to return to Grangeville
Ia about two or three weeks.
| DIR. w. H. Pogue returned last Sat
urday evening from II weeks trip over
In the Doumecq country, where he was
called to vacinate 100 head of horses
that were troubled with influenza
strangles. The doctor made the trip
In his Maxwell car and found the
Doumecq road proposition a hard one.
Miss Irene Parsons returned few
days ago from Boise where she had
been spending a few days with friends,
and in company with her sister Flor
ence left on yesterday mornings train
for Cloverdale, Ore, where they will
spend the winter with their brother
Hanies, who has a large dairy farm
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Probate Judge Wilbur Campbell,
who, for several weeks has been con-
fined to the hospital at Spokane, Is now
sufficiently recovered as to be able to
sit UP for q short time each day, and
Ii will only be a short time until he
can be brought home. The news will
be gratefully received BY his many
friends here.
JOS r. Coyne and family went down
to Harpster last Sunday to spend the
day with James Surridge and family
and to take look at bean patch
that Joe Is interested in. They expect,
ed to return the same evening but were
shut of by the forest fire that was rag.
ing on both sides Of the road. They
arrived home the following evening.
Mrs. Kate Jones and daughters Isma
and Irene came up from White Bird
last Friday and are spending few
days with relatives In the city. Miss
Irene win probably attend school al
some outside point this year and Mis-:
Isma will return to school at White
Bird where she makes her home will
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Behean.
L. M. Harris viii go up to Spokane
next Sunday along with the Cowboy
Band and after enjoying the first day
OF the Interstate fair viii 20 on /,
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