The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-01-11

| John w. Crea was in town today
| from his home place near Fem, look
ing after some business
MIR. and Mrs. Hamilton and Mrs.
| Mary Hamilton, the mother Of Mr..
Hamilton are in the city from the JOS
eph country
Evan Evans who has been laid up
for several days with the prevalent
| epidemic ranging between the grippe
4 and severe bad cold, was out yester
day and down In town.
i ID. III. Sasenbery this week moved
his clothing and gents furnishing house
to the newly fitted up room in the CEN
i ter block near the Lamm Drug store.
Il He will have hobby place when
everything Is Strengthened around.
Peter Brockenauer arrived in the
city Wednesday from his place over
on the Clearwater and will be In town
several days. Pete is pretty well re-
covered from his severe attack Of rheu-
matism and is almost himself again.
J. O. Rhoades the newly elected
county commissioner from the Salmon
river district, arrived In the city Sun
day evening from his home at Pollock,
ready to assume the duties which the
voters recently imposed upon him.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Myrick of Mos
cow, are In the city the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. g. $. Barton. Mr.. Myrick
who has been business man In Mos
COW for a number of years, is very
| favorably impressed with the appear
ance Of Grangeville.
Calan & Hamill shipped out car
load of fine hogs Tuesday for which
+ they paid the fancy price of 9h
cents. Part of the shipment came
from oyer In the plains country.
! Hogs are said to be getting somewhat
/ scarce at this time.
d Fred T.. Miller arrived in the city
e Sunday night from his home at Pom
Q eroy, WASH and spent few days in
. the city. Mr.. Miller says the large
1 bunch of cattle which he purchased
/ here last fall and drove over to his
4 Pomeroy ranch to finish off, are doing
!. well.
y Mrs. w. N. Scales, Mrs. A. f. Par
!, ker and Miss Sylvia Parker took Sun
y day mornings train for Lewiston
a where Miss Sylvia goes to once more
take up her work at the State Normal
4 while Mesdames Scales and Parker
4 continued on to Spokane where they
/ expected to visit for week or So
d John higgins arrived In the city last
II evening from Reubens, where he has
Z. been for the past few weeks with
l. Mrs. higgins visiting with their son
e Mrs. higgins remained there while Mr.
higgins came over to spend some time
in Grangeville and may make a tril
up to their former home at higgins
Hot Springs.
Y Dale Clark came up from Kooskis
= Sunday, ready to assume the duties
= and responsibilities OF the office o.
y county commissioner from the FRS
- district Mr. Clark Is one OF the goot
:. roads advocates Of the Clearwate
y section, and as county commissions
~ will be In position to lend his in
fluence toward the upbuilding of goo'
r. system of roads in the county in a mos
ID practical and substantial way.
m Wilbur Campbell, the newly electe,
IN Probate Judge, returned home las
he Sunday evening from a trip to Sal
w Lake, and appeared promptly befor
tn the board of county commissioners
=. Monday morning ready to be inducte'
ca into the duties Of the Office OF widows
at orphans and estates. The boys wer
tall rugged out with bells, horns an
nd tin pans ready TO do their part in
en- frst-class, old fashioned charivari, bu
er there was nothing doing in that line
de so they ducked. Just who is respoI
re- sible for the false alarm" has no
ut yet been divulged but 1t appears tn
its boys We're given wrong tip.
er u. s. Barton, who represents the Ids
nd no National Harvester in this section
- has purchased the building just cas-
of the fire station known as the Ma,
ely property and is fitting 1t UP as
m. service station and Office. Mr.. Barto
nj is preparing to take up the haryeste
az company's work in real earnes
h. when the season opens up this sprini
vs. Since the company has enlarged an
on improved its plant at Moscow it is prs
~ pared to handle business on NOR
~ extensive scale than heretofore, an
~. will be aggressively in the field froI
,is now on. The Idaho National Hal
10 gester has a world of loyal friends an
or advocates on the prairie.
I'm George M. Saunders and George |
yn Curtis came in Monday from the
mt homes near Harpster and were tran
acting business with our merchant
The gentlemen stated that they wei
decidedly In favor of the good road
/. movement In Idaho county and ths
/ they believed the citizens should M
| allow any little differences or locs
1 prejudices or any other matter, intel
fere with the construction of systel
| of good roads throughout the county,
1 system that would benefit all section
/ as nearly on an equal basis as possibl,
j The gentlemen made the Globe pleas
/ ant visit and helped grease the machiI
cry with the necessary currency lubr
lcant
The Sunny Side Social Society me
last Thursday with Mrs Henry yo
Bargen with good crowd present Il
i spite of the blustery weather. TIL
time was busily spent in piecing
| quilt for the hostess. Dainty luncheo
was prepared by the hostess and Mrs
\ Beeman who were ably assisted II
serving by Mr.. Beeman. during whicl