The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-05-10

| In mentioning the list Of relatives
surviving Mrs. Roby, the Globe last
week inadvertently omitted the name
OF Mrs. Sarah Evans, of Brownsville,
Oregon. one Of the daughters Of the
deceased lady.
| Wallace Scott, president, and 8. A.
| Anderson, cashier of the First Nation
al bank, went down to Lewiston Tues
/ day on visit Of coincidence with the
family OF J. p. Vollmer, returning
home on the evening train.
| Mrs j.. Arthur Brown and little
daughter left Wednesday morning for
Lewiston where the Browns win make
| their future home. Mr.. Brown win re-
| first Of June before joining his wife
at the farm home.
| Grand Lecturer VIM. b. Goodheart,
lof the Masonic order, was I'm the city
Monday and Tuesday of this week In
consultation with the members Of the
local lodge. A meeting was held at
the lodge rooms on Tuesday night,
followed by smoker and supper
Grand Chancellor X. p. Frank r..
Smith. of Weiser, was In the city this
week and met with the local order
lat their lodge rooms on Tues
| day night smoker and banquet
were held after the fraternal work was
concluded.
Under the guiding hands of Fred
Karsten and Van Robertson the new
|bowling alleys at the Bradbury are
progressing nicely. When completed
about the first Of June, they will be as
good alleys as can ne found any
| where.
Lloyd Brotherton came over from
Cottonwood the first Of the week and
Twill hold down chair In the Day &
Abramson barber shop In the future.
Mrs. Brotherton has been here for q
number Of days and is stopping with
her mother, Mrs. Frank Vansise.
| Ralph Lovelace, well known to many
residents Of this place, was business
visitor yesterday. Ralph, who former
lly was connected with the Grangeville
Implement Co, under |. G. Hattabaugh
is now travelling for an implement
house out Of Spokane.
| Oliver and Coy Cole last week receiy.
ed q shipment Of Hupmobiles, which
they will handle Ina the future The
machines are stored at present in the
stone building next to the sherifTs Of
fee. until another location can be Sc
lcured.
A letter has been received by thu
Globe from J. u. Triplett, who wen
from here several years ago to Alberts
and took up land, stating that he hal
recently located at Turner, Mont, ant
requesting that his paper be sent Il
him there.
Miss Mabel Sorwide departed OF
! Wednesday mornings train for few
weeks visit with her parents at Tn
NJ Dalles, Oregon. During her absenc
slare being attended to by Miss Minni
! Alderman.
+. M. Harris returned Wednesda.
eyening from business trip TO SpolS
ane. While there Mr.. Harris purchas
ed another Grow EllShart machine, thi
\ one being four-passenger Clover Lea
4 roadster The machine win be her
4 some time the first Of June
Roy Nail has hed out one Of tn
new Ford autos with the tractor al
r ltachment this week demonstrating II
Ipracficability for farm use. The littl
machine handled two bottom 12-incl
/, gang plows on the Albert Fray rancl
I In good shape Notwithstanding tn
4 softness OF the ground.
Roy Taylor who recently sold hi
4 fine cattle and other personal effect
!, In the Fairyiew section and made
: "trip through southern Idaho and othe
sections, has purchased splendi
' place In the Sweetwater country an
' win try lower altitude and warme
: climate for change.
!. Elsewhere In this issue win be foun
q the cleanup notice issued annually
the mayor. All rubisr and cans are /
be removed free Of charge by the cit
!. IL the citizens VIII assemble the sam
i at a convenient place. Every cih
i zen should enter heartily into cooper
! alton with the city heads In the san
! tary measure.
J. G. Bibb win leave this week II
: Hatton, Wash, where he has accepte
e position as manager Of the war
2 house at that point The many friend
" from their midst but wish them we
2. in their new abode. Reubent CIT
:, zen.
c Mrs. w. Il. Graham was an arriv,
" IN the city on last Sunday evening
II train from Los Angeles, where she an
T. her daughter Mable now make the
home. Mrs. Graham returned to sc
tie up the estate Of the late Mr.. CIR
I. ham, and viii probably make an Il
Y definite stay.
II w. j, Davis. who has been with Il
N A. & H. company for so long that
had hegun to be looked upon as
fixture" has donned the overall III
form and win return 70 his farm tn
Z season. Mr.. Davis Is not a new co
Z vert to the increased food produe
= Ion" theory by any means
= Geo. wilkin has been planning to p
Z IN so acres of peas this season on
4 farm east of town, If seed can be {
4 cured, He had seed engaged, but the
z has been some delay In receiving 1t. Gt
= has his big farm tractor and can te
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