The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-03-22
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Mrs. W. b. why enjoyed visit
from her sister Mrs. f. To- Quist and
children OF Kooskia, last week. Mr..
Quist came down Sunday morning and
accompanied them home ON Sunday
afternoons train.-Orofino Republican.
Word has been received from w. w.
Brown at Portland that he has made
rapid Improvement since he went to
that city, and expects TO return home
this week fully himself again. Mrs.
Brown returned home last week.
Probate Judge Wilbur Campbell and
father are not making much Roadway
toward recovery; In fact they are not
SO well at this time. Judge Campbell
is suffering greatly from a very severe
attack OF, rheumatism and is unable
to move about.
Lost-Monday, between Grangeville
and Cottonwood, portfolio containing
stationery OF Shull Day company and
memorandum books. Finder will please
leave same at Alexander Freidenrich
company's and receive reward.
Tilt +. M. KENDRICK.
Miss Sarah Gregg, who has been a
sub at the Western Union Office. has
accepted position of cashier with the
Alexander reidenrich company, in
place of Miss Harriet Tumy, who has
resigned. Miss Tumy was with the
company for several years, and was a
most satisfactory employee.
Mrs. G. w. Boyle and two children
arrived here Tuesday night from Rose
berg, Oregon, for a visit with her
parents Mr.. and Mrs. A. Il. Lovelace.
She expects to remain couple of
months. Mrs. Addie Fortine the
daughter at Denver, came over on the
arrival of the sister, and they enjoyed
fine reunion.
Walter Brockman last week bought
the Weisner ranch over on the Snake
river, with $50 head of cattle. This
increases Mr.. Brockman's holdings
over there to 1400 acres and 1860 head
of cattle. Mr.. Brockman came In last
week and stayed over night with Billie
Brockman, going on over to Ferdinand
on business.
Fet Rhoades who has been spending
a number Of weeks at the home Of his
brother County Commissioner jay
Rhoades near Pollock, returned home
the first of the week. He says Holt
& Rhoades' stock is in very good con-
dition considering the severity of the
winter, and they still have feed for
them.
Those present at the Federated
church ON last Sunday evening were
fortunate in hearing Mrs e. A. K
Grant upon India. Mrs. Grant spent
La number of years I'm the city OF Hal
darabad as missionary, and spoke In
terestingly of the orientalism of this
great city living In spiritual darkness.
The lecture was educational and up
lifting.
DIR. Green has rented the Mrs. Cow
leny cottage on South Meadow street,
and he and Miss Helen will open up
domestic science experimental empOr-
ium-that is the father viii submit to
experimenting with the young lady's
first attempts in the culinary depart
ment Mrs. Green and the children
will come up from Lewiston at the
close OF the school term.
James l.. White, representing the Ell
lison-White Lueeum Bureau, came In
from Spokane Tuesday evening in the
interest Of his company, and was the
guest of the Commercial club Wednes-
day. II. f. Edmundson of the Lyric
entered into a contract with Mr.. White
for number of attractions which he
will put ON at his theatre during the
coming season.
Rehearsals We're begun this week for
the production Of a home talent play
which will be given early In April, the
proceeds to go into the Golfers of the
local fire department which organiza-
ton plans to purchase an auto fire
truck this spring. Some of the most
talented amateur thespians including
several of the Friars club players. are
in the cast and the play is certain to
be worth waiting for Detailed an
nouncement will be made next week
Mr.. and Mrs Henry Jess were i'm
the city Monday trading, from their
home near Greencreek Mr. Jess says
the snow Is much deeper in their sec
ton than near Grangeville, but that
Y between here and there 1t is much
i lighter for a number of miles than at
either end of the run. He says that
\ the fall grain is i'm fine condition, hav-
i ing been well protected by the heavy
snowfall, and in digging down he has
Y found IL green and several inches high.
J The Cowboy band was out in full
D force Sunday afternoon and gave the
, citizens a treat In the way of con-
J cert on the streets, which was greatly
appreciated. Jim Wood, who registers
,, as one of the old time members, but
J has been confined to his home with
4 sickness for the past number of months
! came In for his share of attention, the
band marching down to his home and
D serenading him with number Of
, choice selections.
D Fred Corliss came out Monday from
: his South Fork ranch after supplies.
! Fred disposed of his cattle some time
ago and has his horses out on the prai-
! RE. He Is now planning to take some
200 head of sheep to his ranch where
D he has ideal range for them and will
! gradually work into the sheep business
He already has a small bunch at the
4 ranch, and saws there is no place that