The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-23

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Cement blocks, farm tho and well |
cNrbtng at Chester ArnolGs. !
Henry Jess, the Green Creek ranchei
and wife were In town last Saturday
trading with our merchants.
Mr.. Farmer, don't you know that
live auctioneer can make hts commits. |
sion on one good animaly zuver does
this eni
Miss clara Solen who was visiting |
with Mrs. r. X. Holmes e3r d time
returned to her home at Lewiston last
Thursday.
George J. Smith returned 10 his
home on the plains last Friday after
several days visit here with relatives
and friends
Mrs. p. al. Glanville, after an ex-
tensiye vacation, will resume her work
OF teaching piano after September list.
Terms, Si.O0 per lesson.
DIR. Shinnick, the well known west
side medicine man, was over mixing
among his county seat trends the first
auctioneer on the prairie. 80
Guy Chiesman, the Lewiston insur-
ance man, Ia In the city covering this
territory Guy Ii hustler and has
lots Of friends In the prairie country
Emmett Jones was in town several
days from the Salmon river country,
including Sunday. Emmett has be-
come one OF the hustling young stock
men In his section.
Mrs. Nj. ID. Ellis Of Dallas Ore, ar
rived In the city last Sunday for q
visit with her sister, Mrs Tom Turner,
and family Mrs. Ellis came here from
Montana, where she was visiting with
relatives.
doc Denny received his new soda
fountain last week and now has Il
established and ready to serve the
thirsty citizens. Harry Brown also has
his barber chair In operation In the
same room.
@. nj. Gone, the well known Whiff
Bird citizen, was in the city last Sat
urday on business. Mr.. Cone was here
when the word came Of the tragedy IN
His home town, and was much exer
cised over the news
Evan Evans, chairman OF the STATE
board Of education, returned Saturday
evening from Moscow and Lewiston
where he went b let the contracts or
buildings connected with educational
institutions Of the state.
Mrs. Harry Brown came In last
Tuesday evening from K0oskia, whert
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with her Sister after Harry decided
Price drove npWn there and brought
her up
Mr.. and Mrs. A. ". Dyer and family
left last Friday morning for Spokane
IA q new rix-cylinder Studebaker car
for q lengthy visit with relatives and
friends. They were 70 60 via Moscow
where they expected 20 briefly visit
friends.
,. II. Merrifeld. who with his wife
had been visiting for time with the
Badgero family, left Sunday morning
for Walla Walla where he is con.
nected with the Peoples bank. Mrs.
Merrifield remained for more lengthy
visit with her parents
Mrs. j. Nj. Gilmore and son Lee and
daughters Ruth and Doris, returned
Saturday to their home In Lewiston
after pleasant visit with their nu.
merous friends. The little girls had
been up for number OF weeks, Mrs
Gilmore and son coming up later.
Attorney w. II. Cassidy returned
from Montana after an absence OF sew
eral weeks. Mr. Cassidy il handling
A.
headquarters M Boise In the future
to which place he viii move his family
IL the future Lewiston Banner,
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Newman, and
Homer r., the liveryman. came In from
Culdesac on Saturday evenings train
and went ON down to White Bird the
next morning They were called there
by the sad death OF John Neyin, whose
wife Il the daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Newman.
Everett Rambo sustained two frac-
tured ribs last week while lighting fire
over on the Clearwater near the Dew
ey mine. Everett says he was attempt
ing to dodge d tree that was being fell,
and In getting out OF the way fell on a
stump striking on his side with his
full weight.
Harold Harris received telegram
Wednesday from Irwin TOye In Seattle
stating that he viii meet the Cowboy
band the first of September at the
Spokane Interstate fair and take a
hand with them. Irwin is cracker
jack slide trombonist and win help out
greatly.
Mrs. Rae Auldridge left this morn
ing for her home at Tacoma, after a
visit OF little over a week with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Brans.
combe. and other relatives and friends.
II had been a number OF years since
MIS- Auldridge was In Grangeville and
she noted considerable change In our
little city.
DR.. Orr reports the birth Of fine
baby girl this morning to MIR. and Mrs
Dominic DucIos. northeast of town
Mother and child are doing nicely, and
Dominic is wearing q smile as broad