The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-01-04

Mrs. Art Overman returned this
week from White Bird where she went
last week for a visit with her sister
Mrs. John Taylor. and is now the
guest of Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. l.. Ayers.
Mr.. and Mrs G. w. Chase residents
of St John, Wash. are spending the
holiday season with their son G. @.
Chase and family who are farming
the 7. A. Long place west of town.
A. p. Mundt one of the prosperous
residents of the Winona section was
q. business visitor In this city Sat
urday, his trip was made principally
on matters of taxes.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter McAdams, who
are spending the winter at Lewiston
came up on the Tuesday evening train
to spend a few days with their old
friends in this city.
young lady of normal proportions
and of abnormal brightness and sweet
ness, arrived at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Geo. V. Ring along about holiday
times, but just So minutes too late for
a Christmas present.
Mr. and Mrs Roe Ragsdale and
daughters who were here from Grand
view, Idaho, visiting with Mr.. and Mrs.
NJ. l.. Ayers, left last Friday for their
home. Mrs Ragsdale is a niece to Mr..
Ayers.
Matt Gilbert one of the foremost
mining men of Idaho county left Sun
day morning for Philadelphia. His
trip will cover period of nearly two
months, during which he will also
visit other eastern places.
Prof. J. w. Curtis superintendent
of the White Bird schools arrived ON
the Friday evening train and stopped
in the city for short time enroute
home after having been on a business
trip to Lewiston.
Miss Annie Norwood, who was home
for the holidays, returned to Seattle
the first of the week where she is
attending the Washington State Uni
versity She is making her home with
her aunt, Mrs. Craig Spencer.
Lewis Jones was i'm town Tuesday
from his homestead over on the plains,
taking advantage of the new grazing
land law now in force. He increased
his holding to full section as the new
law permits.
FOUND-A black astrakhan mutf,
left by owner at the National Guard
benefit dance In the Schmadeka hall,
last Monday night. Owner can have
same by identifying property and pay
ing for this notice.
Word was brought up this week by
Bert Decker that Revillo Johnson OF
Lucille, who has been taking treatment
with DR.. Foster at Charleston, is now
much improved and will soon be in
Grangeville enroute home.
For Sale-Four lots OH State street
three blocks north of Main, with gooC
six room house, barn, orchard an6
chicken park, at remarkably low
figure Easy terms. Phone or write
J. b. White, Nezperce, Idaho. "a
Joe Brockman came over from Fer
dinand last Saturday and is now a
the home of q. l.. Bourland with Mrs
Brockman who has been in poor healtl
for sometime and is staying with he
parents for the time being
Orrin Riebold, of Clearwater, attend
ed the meeting of the anti-county di
visionists in Stiles Tuesday and ex
pressed himself as opposed to count,
division and that the people of hi
neighborhood stood as a unit agains
/ it.-Stites Enterprise.
Mrs. X. Il. Callan and daughter, Mil
dred, came down from Spokane las
week to complete with l.. M. Harris the
"details connected with the recent sale o.
Mrs. Callan's farm north of town
They returned to Spokane Tuesday
morning.
Miss Mamie Long left Sunday morn
ing to resume her duties at the Pos
Falls schools where she has charge o.
came home for the holidays and say:
she did not lose a minute in having
a good time while here.
/ have two used pianos for sale
Taken in on exchange for player
pianos. One Brighten, excellent condi
ton, at 1925, easy terms. One Ham
ilton piano, excellent condition, attrac
tive case. Will sell at bargain. Boil
real snaps. Kohler & Chase.
i Ed. Dunn, the Clearwater sawmil
man, was In the city New Years day
attending to county seat business. II
has been almost three years since Mr.
Dunn has been over to see his ole
neighbors, and he gives as his excuse
for the neglect, that he has been toe
busy to leave the mill.