The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-11-01

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A Peculiar People, and Gods Use of
the Weak the Imperfect and the Com
monplace, win be the sermon topics |
at the Federated Church next Sunday. |
The Bert Decker sale, held last |
Thursday, is said to have been the
best for the entire season, the gross |
receipts being something over $4,000.
/. II. Zuver cried the sale.
Herman Yates was In the city Mon
day from his ranch home at Winona
Herman now drives nice car and
states that it does not take him all
day to make the trip now.
Mr. and Mrs. John Coram made a
trip down to Kooskia last week and
visited for a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs j. G. Rowton and James Buchan-
an They have returned home.
Mrs. @. NJ. Gilbert left ON Tuesday
mornings train for Calgary and other
points In northwest Canada, going
there on a business deal. Mrs. Gilbert
will be away six weeks or more.
Albert p. lOle) johnson, Of Spring
Camp, has been looking after business
in this city several days this week.
Mr.. Johnson state that the fall range
is In excellent condition for stock.
ii. e. Miller, for a number of years
a resident of tho Denver section, but
Of late years making his home at
Charleston, is visitor here this week,
at the home Of his son, Herman, and
family.
M. II. Conant was in from his
ranch mar Fem last Friday attending |
to some business matters Mr.. Conant |
had his left hand tied up the result of |
permitting heavy weight to drop ON
his thumb.
l.. NJ. Harris returned last Friday
evening from few days business trip
to Spokane Mr.. Harris has intended |
going on to Montana with the land /
seekers, but changed his mind on
reaching Spokane.
Ed Chase was in town from his
ranch last Saturday. Mr.. Chase was
suffering from a severe attack Of rheu-
matism and was hardly able to get
around, although he stated that he was
improving.
Mrs. Roy Wethered spent several
days here this week on visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John Coram,
and sister, Mrs. NJ L. Ayers. Mrs.
wethered will return to her. home the
last Of the week.
Lee Yates this week sold his 160-acre
farm lying north and west Of this
city to b. III. Decker, the price being
i'm the neighborhood of $4,000 per acre.
Mr.. Decker bought the place simply
as an investment
A. J. Maugg and wife accompanied
DIR. Shinnick to Lewiston last Sunday
afternoon for visit with the doctors
family. Mr.. Maugg returned home
Monday and Mrs. Maugg remained for
more extended visit.
James Madison, formerly pharma-
cict with the Right Drug store, spent
few days In the city this week from
his present location at the Meadows
He returned Tuesday morning ac-
companied by his little son and daught-
err.
The Knitting club met at the home
of Mrs. G. s. Stockton "Wednesday. Oct Il
31st. There was a large attendance,
about thirty being present. Out of
town guests were Mrs. Wesley Orr,
Mrs. T. b. Parker, Of Cottonwood, and
Mrs. DR.. Salisbury, of Lewiston.
The Girls First Aid is diligently
working ON fancy articles for their
bazaar which win be given in the near
future, the proceeds to go to- DIR. Rains
hospital. All interested are urged to
help the girls by donating an article
of fancy work or cooked food for the
sale
Mrs Eta M. Graham and daughter,
will leave for Lewiston and Charleston
this week where they win spend q
short time before departing for an ex-
tended trip through the east Mrs.
Graham win spend year or more in
will be her first visit home since com
ing here some sixteen years ago.
Farms for sale. Ayers.
Mrs. Frank Edgington and son re-
turned last Sunday evening from a !
trip to southern Idaho where she plac-
ed one OF her boys in the school for ]
the blind. The little fellow has been
gradually losing his sight for some (
time and it was thought best to place
him In an institution that he might re-
ceive the benefit OF an education.
Buy farm-Geo. M. Reed.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ed Abramson enter |
tanned a party Of friends at their /
hospitable home on South Hall street
Monday evening. About twenty young ,
folks were present and the evening
was greatly enjoyed by all. Music, 500
and dancing provided the entertain
ment features and at late hour delic- !
lous refreshments were served. f
Fire insurance A. W. Talkington.
Word has been received from WIN /
Webb and party, stating that they had ]
passed through Elk City last Sunday, ]
headed for the Salmon river, where ]
they expect to secure the limit of big
game. Elk are reported plentiful in
that region, and If such is the case. :
Mr.. Webb will surely get his, as he
has rarely been known TO return withs
out the limit. La
WIN trade anything, anywhere. H.