The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-06
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from the Marshali Lake district, was
In the city q few days this week on
business. Mar. Hackett formerly
lived In this city and has numerous
friends and acquaintance here.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. L. Ayers and Mrs.
Cy. Overman motored over TO Nezperce
last Sunday and spent the day with
Mr.. and Mrs j. b. White and Mr.. and
Mrs Harry Hilbourne, returning home
In the evening,
Roy Nail, accompanied by Mrs. Nail
and son Cornelius, Mrs. Ether Green,
Miss Alice Ersl<ine and Henry Hester
man, departed In Mr.. Nails auto Sun
day morning for the Spokane fair, to
spend the week.
Mrs. John Phillips and children re-
turned from their outing in the Elk
City and Red River sections last Fri
day. The trip was made from Sites
by auto from which place Mr.. Phillips
accompanied them. They report fine
vacation.
Mrs. J. r. Addison brought In fine
sample OF Early Rose potatoes this
week that were produced In her garden
In the southeast part of the city, near
the creek bottom. 1t seems too bad
the crop over the Prairie is not up to
the same standard. -S-s----
w. X. s. Gregory, former resident
OF this section but later farming Ia
the Cavendish country over on the Big
Potlatch, arrived here on Sunday
evenings tran to loox after some bust
ness matters. Mr.. Gregory still owns
some property here.
Chas. Durham came up from White
Bird Monday night and on Tues lay
closed up some business with Ross
Howard, who was here representing
the Stanfield Sheep Co. We are inform
ed that Charlie secured something like
200 head more ewes to add to his herds.
The Misses Amanda Goodwin and
Edith Taylor, who have been employed
at the Palace of Sweets for the past
few months returned to their homes
at Moscow on Sunday mornings train.
The young ladies during their sojourn
In this city became quite popular with
a number OF the younger set
Joe Greenfield returned last Thurs
day evening from a couple of weeks
spent at outside points where he visited
with old time friehus and acquain-
tances. Mr.. Greenfield, while away,
visited Kamiah, Lewiston, Moscow,
Pullman and Colfax, and returned
home much refreshed by the layoff
DR. III. J. Smith ana family motored
al
Friday for few days visit with rela-
tives and friends. The doctor stated
that since going to Moscow Mrs.
Smiths health had improved wonder
fully, which fact the many friends of
the family are pleased to know.
DIR q. s. Stockton drove a party of
grouse hunters down to Chapman creek
on the Salmon river last Sunday. In
the party besides the doctor were Chas.
.T0hnston w. A. Robinson, Frank
Groom and Chas Peterson. While the
gentlemen did not secure the limit they
returned with number of birds.
Word was received here this week
Of the marriage of Ted A. Long and
Miss Ellen Stephens of Scepter Sass
katchewan, Canada. The ceremony
was performed at 4 o'clock last Sunday
afternoon OF the marriage the Tri-
bune's Charleston correspondent has the
following to say:
Mrs. William Payne and children.
Master Tom and little Miss June, of
Spokane. who have been spending the
summer with Mrs. Payne's brothers,
Pat and Will Barrett, on their ranch
north of town. win leave about the
18th Of September for their home. Mr..
Payne is a member of one of the fire
companies at Spokane.
G. II. Ball, wire chief with the Pa
cific Telephone company at this place
came up from Lewiston Tuesday night
and returned to that place on the fol-
lowing morning. A number of the
employees at the Lewiston office have
been drafted and Mr.. Ball is called
there quite frequently to help out with
the accumulation of work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. s. Barton returned
from a few days spent at Moscow last
ThNrsday evening, the trip beng made
by auto. They We're accompanied home
by Mrs. g. O. p. Mix, wife of the man.
ager OF the Idaho National Harvester
Co. OF Moscow, of which Mr.. Barton
Is the local manager. Mrs. Mix will
visit here for short time.
During the past week Jimmie Wood
has been suffering from another se-
we're attack and for number of DAYS
Il was not thought possible he would
be able to pull through. However. ii
Is reported as we go to press that he
was resting more easily and seemed
70 show considerable improvement.
Mrs. DR.. Green and children left
this morning for their winter home In
Lewiston making the trip over the
with Roy NAH In his big REQ
car DR. Green's family has been
spending the summer months here
where the doctor Is practicing dentistry
and he win no doubt miss them very
much when he returns to the bachelor
life.
Mrs. Homer Wood, formerly a resi-
dent of this place. was h visitor at the
Bafty home last Saturday. Homer