The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-05

Miss katherine vincent came up
sunday evening from Lewiston where
she went with Miss Zelma Brown VINO
underwent an operation for appendi-
citis III the st. Joseph hospital. Miss
Katerjne has opened up her kinder
earten school In their old home prop
erty on south Hall street. She had
~ susDend the school while she ac-
companied Miss Brown to the hospital
Loans Geo. NJ. Reed
Harry Brown, who had gone over
to Nezperce and taken a position In one
Of the barber shops there, was taken
with an attack Of appendicitis last
week and went down to Charleston and
placed himself under the care OF Dr.
Foster, who expresses the conviction
that he can pull hin, through without
using the knife. Mrs. Brown is still
at Nezperce, and reports that Harry
Is much improved.
Money at low rate. N. L. Ayers.
Frowns the cause OF deep wrinkles.
The girl or young woman who frowns,
even though slightly, to see well, is
starting wrinkles which win mar her
good looks seriously few years later.
She should secure properly fitted glass
es at once, for frowning to see is a
result Of eye strain Glasses secured
of DIR. Il. A. Schilling win correct eye
strain and maintain normal vision.
Thompson's Jewelry Store, July 9th
and 10th.
Fire Insurance-H Rothwell.
Billie Parisot and Allen Deflong
came in Wednesday evening from Flor
ence, driving through with Mr. Pari-
sot's team They win take back load
Of supplies the last Of the week. They
found much snow on the road in the
higher places but when they reached
Adams Camp the rad to Grangeville
was smooth and dusty. They report
nothing startling in their camp at this
time but say they are stin hammering
away on the various properties.
Farm loans. A. w. Talkington.
James Buchanen of Kooskia, came In
Monday night from the westside Of the
county where he had spent four days
visiting with his old friend. J. L. Eek
ert Mr.. Buchanan SHOCKING fine the
best in a number of years. He says
he gained ten or fifteen pounds while
wintering in California Mr.. Eckert
is not feeling as robust as Mr.. Buch-
anan. When the Globe editor gave Jim
the result of the Selway county vote,
he remarked: '.Well, ! expected as
much"
Cheap money-Geo. M. Reed.
III. J. Munroe turned over the job Of
rural carrier In No last Saturday,
lat the end of the postal year, to Frank
Gregg, who viii act as temporary car
rier, until such time as the depart
nsent can confirm or appoint him as
regular carrier. Mr.. Munroe was
five years and seven months on
the job as carrier, and made good
one. He Is now planning to take q
course In Bible study at Los Angeles,
with a view Of later engaging in the
ministerial work.
Money to loan. III. w. Carrots.
Mrs. Isabel Pearson left this morn.
ing for Walla Walla where she will
meet her son Frank, who is now q
member Of an engineering corps in
training at American Lake and SEIZED
uled for duty in France. Franks
leave of absence being only for a very
limited time prevented his coming tc
Grangeyille to bid good bye, as were
his intentions, hence Mrs Pearson's
journey. Mrs. Pearson Will remain fol
time in Walla Walla visiting at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. ]. M. Mul
link.
Wanted-A second hand binder, In
good condition. Call at this office. ct