The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-08-16

Mrs. Ed s. Vincent IL up from the
salmon river country tisiting with
relatives and old friends Of this com
munity.
D. A. Carpenter has been out in the
mountains Tor the past week, and Iocat-
ed homestead out beyond Adams
Camp, which he will file on.
Those eyes need attention. See DIR.
II. A. Schillilng. opt0metrist, Office at
Thompson's jewelry store. This week
Friday and Saturday; next week
Friday aud Saturday.
Miss Helen Norwood, who was Wis
iting with her aunt, Mrs. Craig Spen-
Ger, In Seattle, was called home last
week by the sudden death Of her faith
er, arriving here Saturday evening.
Emmett Mulhall returned last week
from lengthy tour Of the Oregon
country In his auto. He does not seem
to have found anything In the country
he visited to change his regards for
Camas prairie.
| DR.. u. A. Schilling Is spending the
week at this place attending to his
business. Seems the doctor Is making
trips to Grangeyille quite regularly.
He says business Is good and he will
return next Thursday or Friday.
]. G. Madison, pharmacist at the
Right Drug store for the past two or
three months, left the first Of the
week for Burke, where he has accepted
a similar position with drug com
lpany. The family is still here.
A. N. Turner, the large Lewis county
rancher and grain raiser and family,
motored over from Nezperce last Sat
urday In their Hudson car, and spent
a few hours In the city. The Turner's
lwere former citizens Of this section.
Evan Evans, chairman Of the state
educational board, left Wednesday
morning for Moscow, where bids win
be opened and contracts let for the
construction Of additional buildings
In connection with the state university
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Telcher and daughl
ter Miss Esther and the formers
mother, Mrs. Margaret Telcher, left
Monday morning for Spokane Mr.
Telcher Is taking his annual vacation
and will spend week autoing about
the country.
AVuhtf AattitSI D. x. AttuEtc Aul
family mot0red to Lewiston early Sun
day morning, arriving at the river city
"a little after nine o'clock. They spent
seven hours there and returned home
that evening, having q fine trip, de
void Of accident or trying delays.
~The Federation, What and Whai
For" will be the theme of an addres.
by Rev. H. J. Woow at the church ser
vice next Sunday morning. He viii
also give a brief review of the year,
work. A congregational meeting vii
be held at the close of the service.
Loans-Geo. NJ Reed
Henry fletcher, deputy county clerk
III on on his regular summer vacation
Of two weeks, and he and his faInil,
left Monday morning for Spokane il
their auto They expect TO spend abou
: a week there and then are planning t
! return aud take little outing In tn
I mountains.
Miss Kraudeit Of Asotin, who ina
4 been visiting for the past two weeks a
: the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Sam Flynn
north Of this city, returned to her hom
on last Sunday mornings train Ms
u Flynn accompanied Miss Kraudelt, an
Twin spend week or ten days visitin
= with friends In that section.
e p. r. Duclos, Of Whitebird, was i
e the city from his ranch home six mile
y southwest from Whitebird, havin
) come to meet Mrs. III. T. Wright, o
s weeks on the salmon. Mrs. Duclo
and Mrs. Wright are sisters and wi
= no doubt enjoy their visit
Vt Frank Hogan was a county seat vii
a. itor from the Salmon river country las
3. Saturday and was hobnobbing with hi
a former friends and customers OF til
IS good old days when Frank used I
" swing the razor and clippers on th
IS wild and woody denizens Of this bal
wick, instead OF RATA ON the longhor
herds.
ID II. w. Badgero and j. Il. Merrifiel,
T. of the Peoples Bank at Walla Wall
IT who Is here with Mrs. Merrifield visi
s. ing her parents. left last week for
ne lengthy outing and fishing bout
e, Moores Lake In the south part Of Il
n county, returning home the first Of til
TO week. Mrs. Merrifield remained
re home with Mrs. Radgero. her mothe
and enjoyed visit.
A party composed of Mr.. and Mi
Sam Flynn and daughter, Miss BessI
| Miss Kraudelt, Miss Mabel Sorweid
| VIM Barrett, Mr.. and Mrs. II. u. Dral
4 and parents and Roy Drake, went
II to Whistling Ridge early last week
Il a huckleberry and camping expedite
II They returned last Thursday and i
II port having had a glorious time In a
II dition to bringing home 30 gallons
n the much sought after fruit.
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