The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-05-24

county N0mmiSbtUIcI OofC tAuAA
drove up Tuesday evening from koos-
lSia to be at the special meeting OF the
county board set for the 23rd for the
purpose Of calling the election on the
creation of Selway county. He was
accompanied by Fred Hovey.
Mrs. ag4enry Telcher left Sunday
morning for Spokane to attend the Sun
day school convention being held there
this week. Eddie Murphy accompanied
her and will return with his sister,
Miss Lillian, who graduates this week
from the Northwestern Business Col
lege.
Columbus Social club met with Mrs.
Workman last Thursday with most
OF the members present and a nice
time was enjoyed. Several visitors,
including Mrs. Pettibone, Mrs. Lamb
and Miss Chase from the Clearwater
country, were present. The next meet
| ing will be held with Mrs. John Chase,
May S1st.
Mr.. and Mrs. AL Chance afe>Rrrang-
ing to move to Lewiston the list of
June, where they will make then. flu
| ture home. Mr.. Chance who has been
with the Madison Lumber company at
this place since they first started into
business here, will continue with the
company, working out from Lewiston
as their active outside agent
/ A letter received from Pitman At
" God, who has been attending the uni
versity at Moscow, announces that he
has returned to work at the Kooskia
bank and wants his paper sent to him
there. Pitman is hustler and will
get there In business way unless all
signs fail.
DIR. L. A. Shilling, optometrist of Cot
tonwood, made trip here and lfas ar
| ranged with Thomas Thompson for
room to do optical work. DIR. Shilling
is practical optometrist and regis
tered I'm this state. He offers first
class eye service, correct frame fitting
and uptodate styles in lenses. All work
warranted.
The extension has been finished on
the lower story of The Bradbury and
an expert man is expected the last of
the week from Spokane to install the
new alleys which arrived last week
The slow drying of the cement addition
due to the damp weather, has delayed
the completion of the work. When
completed there win be no better alleys
In the state.
| Mrs Al White, of Grangeville, ac-
cepted five-passenger Paige car, the
price of which is $780, This fine car
can be seen ON display at w. G.. Pea
cocks garage, In Ferdinand, when he
Is not all sold out.--Ferdinand Enter
prise. The car was delivered here in
Grangeville and was in use when the
bright days were on.
i George M. Robertson, w. b. Huss-
man and John Nash came over from
/ Cottonwood Wednesday evening to
meet Engineer Booth and discuss the
north and south highway project The
westside citizens are deeply interested
in the construction of this road and
stated that their section of the country
is anxious to do all 1t can to get the
movement under way.
Evan Evans returned Monday from
Boise where he attended an interesting
meeting of the state board of education.
While In the state capital Mr.. Evans
visited Company II Of the national
guards and greeted most all of the
home boys, all of whom he said were
getting ON fine. He said the rapid
getaway for Ogden which the company
made when called was the comment of
the entire city.
Dir. p. ]. Gallon, formerly Of Occur
d'Alene, arrived in thee ity Wednesday
evening and Is looking over the field
with an idea of locating here for the
practice of hisp rofession. The doc
tor Is an old time 1dahOan, and was
at one time located in Latah county
where he knew s. A. Anderson of the
! First National Bank and George A.
. Smith of the Globe.
Mrs. Ben Bunnell and two sons will
leave Saturday for Bakersfield, Calf,
where they will make their future
home. Mr.. Bunnell who has been out
at the Geary Placers for the past week
came In today and will see the family
off. Mr.. Bunnell expects to continue
! at the mine until sometime the first
of July before joining the family in
California.
| Ed. Blake, Of Keuterville, and b. G.
: Barbour, III. g. Sasse and J. III. Bush
ne of Ferdinand came in on Wednes-
I day nights train from the northeast
part of the county in responce to the
call of tn county board of control to
. qualify and receive Instructions as reg
istrars TO register all citizens between
the ages of Fl and 30, under the new
collscrlptlou law. IHey I'LL attenueu
the highway meeting that evening cal
led at the instance of Engineer Booth.
Senator n. b. Pettibone was In town
Wednesday from his Circle S ranch
] northeast of town, and was at the
) Commercial club luncheon Wednesday
; where he took part in the question of
: good roads which was freely discussed.
= Mr.. Pettibone was In town at his so
: licitation, to meet Engineer Booth of
the state highway board, who was to
have been at the luncheon, but was
delayed In the trip over from Nez-
perez by the heavy roads.
Israel Harris who was drawn as one