The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-28

the virginia Minstrels band was 2
crackerjack. probably the best tnat
ever made its appearance IN Sranse-
vile. but the show was not above tne
average. There was large attenuance
and the company did wen.
law Rhoades came out last SATURDAY.
from his home near Pollock to be on
hand for the meeting Of the board o.
county commissioners on MONDAY.
DaIe Clark came up from hooskla
sunday evening, and with j. ID. Long
the chairman they convened Monday as
4 board OF equalization. The first two
named gentlemen returned home Wed-
nesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Defenbach came
In Monday from Ilo-Vollmer in their
auto Mr. Defenbach had been I'm Vol
liner at work on accounts when the
vito and son Joined him, the auto, ana
tha two came on over to Grangeviile,
the son returning to Lewiston. MT.
Defenbach says he VIII nnisn up INC
auditing Of Idaho county's books ABOUT
the 9th Of July.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. r. White left Sun
dav in their auto for Lewiston, where
they were to meet Charlie Bradbury,
Mrs. Whites brother, who has just
come down from Alaska. From Lewis
top they expect to go to Spokane Tor
few DAYS, all returning together 70
Grangeville Saturday. Charlie mas
been in Alaska for number or years,
and is now home for lengthy stay.
Mr.. and Mrs. John wasmund were
| IN the city Saturday from their home
In the Columbus section, and stated 70
| the Globe that the residents OF that
section were going to have big picnic
n,sr the Columbus school grounds on
the Fourth. Everybody is requested
to attend bringing with them well NIL
| ed baskets.
| linn Graves. the real boss at the
court house. Is now gliding about In a
new Saxon roadster, which he purch-
ased recently from the Lewiston agent.
There is nobody more entitled 10 rlde
around In a good and easy going ma
chine than the man who bears the
marks Of real service for his country
as Jim does and everybody Is glad 70
see It,
| Mrs. w. T. Davis went down to the
| South Fork the first Of the week to
| join Mr.. Davis in farm life, on the
ranch near Harpster. Mr.. Davis has
planted between 35 and 40 acres OF
| beans this season, which will be some
beans when harvested and collected
| in one pile of sacks, and at the present
price, a reasonably fair crop will mean
some "mon."
Chief of Police Van Robertson receiv'
ed a letter this week from his mother
i'm Portland, who is past So years old
giving description Of the Colder
Wedding" of her daughter which she
had Just attended. Van says he never
realizes that he is getting along some
until his attention Is called to some
such an incident as his sister celebrat
/ ing her fiftieth wedding anniversary
then he begins to figure a little
Evan Evans and jamie Ailshie came
in last Saturday evening from Spo
kane In Mr.. Evans Hudson Super-sia
car. jamie had taken the car to Sp0
kane for Mr.. Evans the week before
where II was overhauled by the expart'
who handle the Hudson car in tina
city, under Mr.. Evans supervision. AL
the 1918 improvements were put OF
the car by the machinist. and whei
i completed the car was pronounced
superior to those manufactured f0l
the 1913 trade. In fact Mr.. Evans wal
offered an even trade for one Of tn
new cars, but he did not fall for II
knowing that superior material wa
used in last years cars over the pres
ent. The car is now at the Eimers gar
age and looks as spick and span as tn
day 1t came out of the shop
i Columbia grafanolas and records 70
sale at the Smoke House