The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-09-13

wife.
!. G. Hattabaugh was Sunday even
Ing arrival from his nome at Lewiston,
having come up with MI and Mrs. Al
White In their auto. Mr.. Hattabaugh
Is looking after insurance business in
this section.
Gus Schultz and family came out
from Buffalo Hump last Friday In or
der to be in readiness to start the
children to school on Monday morn
ing. The family spent month In the
hills.
Your eyes are changing all the time.
of health, working by artificial light
or other causes. DIR. ID. A. SchiIling,
optometrist, Sept. IL and 18th; Office at
Thompson's Jewelry Store.
Dave Yates and son win Of winona,
were In the city Monday after supplies
Both Dave and VIII have been having
a little hard luck lately, the former
from neuralgia and the latter from
heart attack.
Miss Mae Cunningham will leave
Saturday morning for Lewiston to be In
readiness for the opening Of the normal
school on Monday morning. Miss Mae
is going to take the normal work with
the expectation Of becoming a teacher
on graduation
Mrs. I. ID. Swartz, the mother OF
Il. J. Swartz, came up frou Lewiston
Saturday evening and Sundayed with
her son, departing for her home at
White Bird, Sunday evening Ferdin-
and Enterprise.
Miss Bessie Flynn left Monday morn
ing for Asotin, where she will complete
her school work at that place Miss
Flynn Is the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Flynn, who reside on the farm
north of this city.
Mrs. w. r. Sage who has been here
for the past few weeks visiting friends
ing for Spokane where she will Join
her husband Mr.. Sage was formerly
business man of this city, being in
the cigar business.
Ben zumwalt of winona, was in the
city Monday and Tuesday. While here
Mr.. Zumwalt stated that he had prac-
tically finished WIN harvest. His
winter barley, although burned to some
extent yielded about thirty bushels
per acre.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle Robbins expect to
leave in the near future for their form
|er home la Michigan Where they will
reside IN the future. Lyle, in connec-
tion with his father, G. w. Robbins, is
advertising public sale for the Goth
of this month.
James Aram one Of the leading farm
ers of the Joseph Plains section arrived
IN town Monday with two pack horses
and is planning on returning home
Friday. He also made trip to Lap
wal Wednesday to attend the sale Of
some Indian land.
Floyd Conner a member of the G. G.
Van Arsdol surveying crew that is to
locate the route for the north and
south highway from White Bird to this
point. spent several days In the CITY
this week and enjoyed a visit with
his cousins, Mrs. ID. Fl. Magee and Mrs.
A. NJ. Baker.
Wearing poor glasses will ruin your
eyes / have the latest and best equip
ment of scientific instruments for meas
uring the error of eyes and my glasses
are guaranteed. DIR. r. A. Schilling.
at Thompson's Jewelry Store, Sept.
II and 18th.
NJ. Z. Ayers reports the sale of the
Geo. Woods residence near the Baptist
church to M. s. Martin Mr.. Woods
recently purchased home at Lewiston
and has removed his family to that
place.
Miss Bessie Coyne has been engaged
by Miss Sweet the new county super-
intendent as clerk and stenographer
for that Office. Miss Bessie has occup-
led positions with H. w. Carrots and the
forest office in this city, and viii with
out doubt make an efficient assistant.
Miss Marjorie Foster arrived home
on last Saturdays train from lengthy
visit with friends in Portland. Mrs
Foster after visiting the Spokane fair
Went on 10 Portland and will return
shortly with Miss Genevieye. who has
also been visiting at that place.
Robert Brownell Of Elk City, was
brought out TO the county seat We'd
nesday by John Phillips of Sites. Mr..
Brownell Is suffering from carbuncle
on the back1o his neck and came out
here for treatment, experiencing very
-~.>eet t-tF Wei AZ tue uuto.
Joe Brockman was down town ves-
terday for the first time since early in
July, being confined to his home with
an extremely severe attack of typhoid
fever Joe looks quite thin but states
that he Is rapidly on the mend. His
many friends We're pleased to see him.
Mrs. WiIdenthaler of Lewiston. who
has been visiting at the home of her
daughter. Mrs. DR.. Rains, and family. |
for the past few weeks. returned To
her home on last Sunday mornings
train, accompanied by her grandson.
Lewis Rains, who will remain there for
a couple OF months
One Of the Billie goats. said to he
the property Of Jos. Pfeufer. was on |
tour OF investigation about the CITY 1T
a late hour Tuesday night, and we are
informed made things quite lively for
some OF the late ones, driving all he
came In contact with 70 shelter behind
some friendly do0rN NY or lamp posf