The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-12-20

acceptable Christmas present. A fine
assortment at GLANVILLBS.
Our merchants report the Christmas
trade as being very good despite the /
stormy weather prevailing the past
week.
Harry Wood is assisting the Alexan-
der Freidenrich Co., IN the gents fur
nishing department on account OF the I
resignation Of Chas. A. Parsons.
william Newell the genial Cotton
wood liveryman is here this week, en- !
gagged In shipping several carloads of
old iron, as a sideline 1t pays very well. |
Gilbert Eimers, of the Eimers' Hard |
ware. left on Sunday mornings train
for few weeks visit with his parents
and other relatives at Albion, Illinois.
Sam Crawford returned from Val
iere, Montana, Monday night Mr..
Crawford owns three quarter sections
of land near that place which were
given attention.
Mrs Chester Melcus departed on this
mornings train for her home in Seattle,
accompanied by her mother, Mrs. Grid
dlebaugh and family, who viii visit
until after the holidays.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Ian
ningham, last Friday morning, son,
DIR. Stockton reports that the young
man is of average proportions and do
ing well in his new home.
Jack McGhie>of the McGhie Trading
Co., returned from the Lewiston coun-
try Tuesday night. Mr.. McGhie has
been in that section for the past couple
of weeks buying and shipping stock.
Z. Bonney will leave tomorrow morn
ing for Spokane where he will spend
the Christmas holidays at the home
of his daughter He expects to return
here about the first Of February.
Mr.. and Mrs Harry Hilhourne of
Nezperce, spent Sunday with the lat
ter's mother, Mrs. Overman. Harry
returned to his work on Monday morn
ing's train and Mrs. II. remained for q
longer visit with the home folks.
The people of Harpster and ON the
road leading from there to this place
last week completed a phone line to
the county seat and now have connec-
ton with the Pacific lines which will
add very much to their convenience.
Christmas music, a Christmas SER
mon, and reception Of members will
NE ItdtuTeS Ol the mOFuiAB ScTVICc dt
the Federated church next Sunday. In
the evening the congregation will
unite with the Baptists In the latter's
Christmas program.
Fire Insurance-H Rothwell.
- Pat Barrett, will leave Sunday morn
mr. ing for Spokane for holiday visit at
TN the home of his sister, Mrs. VIM.
Payne, and family. This will be Mr..
Barret's first visit to Spokane in five
hit years and as he formerly resided there
ng it is needless to state the visit win be
enjoyed
ur Leave your orders for cut flowers at
'ss GLANVILLES.
DIR. w. f. Pogue left on this morn
n ings Salmon river stage for the Pogue
CHI ranch ON Fiddle creek, up the Salmon
ais river, of which he win take the active
management. The doctor closed his
lin veterinary hospital here but expects
AS to have man to take charge Of it in
N the near future.
win trade anything, anywhere. H
no. W. Carrots.
Inc c. r. Arney, western immigration
> agent for the Northern Pacific, with
w. headquarters at Spokane, was in tn,
In city Monday night in company Will
en- Geo. Weeks of Occur dAlene. Bot
RS. gentlemen addressed the citizens at tn
sc. big, Red Cross rally held at the l. @
o. F. Hall that evening.
Don't forget your storage battery w
IRIS. fix 'em. Eimers' Garage.
mp Aunt Betty Byron, mother of Johl
on Byron, arrived Wednesday night from
lay Lewiston for a few days visit. Aun
Betty is one Of the pioneers of 40 year
:. ago. having been through the Indial
nts war of III, escaping injury herself bu
len losing all they possessed. Despite he
by sixty eight years she Is hale am
ted hearty.
FOR SALE-35 tons of timothy an
cry. alfalfa hay, mixed. Enquire of Al
mold & Wilkin. 8-tf
hcn Theo. Tollefson of Sites. has bee
!. selected as chief clerk for the local e.
Vlii emption board and took up his dutie
yer this morning. There is a pile of wor
ling saturday numher or tho taacha,
spent the entire day In assisting tn
and board and now have their names place
the on the honor list.
A large number of records for til
'ch- Edison Cylinder Photograph at GIAr
on VIIIES.
lay.
Il a Mr. and Mrs. G. o. Vincent an
big daughter, Miss Trina, departed on la.
leep Monday mornings train for Californi
this where they will visit with relatives /
arm different places before taking up res
dence in LOsAngeles. During their ]
years residence here Mr. and Mr.
Vincent enjoyed wide acquaintan,