The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-12-27


@. A. Pratt, Of Sites, was a business
visitor here last Friday.
II. III. Miller and family are spend
imp the holidays with the formers par
ents at Charleston
The Christmas tree and program at
Columbus school on Friday was
great success, and full house was in
attendance.
short talk was given by Senator
N. b. Pettibone, for the Red Cross,
which resulted In about thirty members
being secured.
r. M. Cunningham of the Forest Ser
vice is in Moscow for the holidays.
while ]. w. Dyar of the Office force is
in Standpoint.
George p. Smith, brother of the well
known stockman "Dolph" left last week
for Vancouver, Wash, to visit his
mother for couple of months
Claude Poe is in from White Bird
for the holidays, he reports springlike
weather on the river with flowers in
bloom, and the grass growing fine.
Mrs. Nell Casey and baby are at
the Idaho rooming house, visiting her
mother, Mrs. Broughman Mrs. Casey
will leave for Seattle in few days.
Dewey and James Yates were arriv-
ais on last Friday nights train from
Pullman where they are students at
the agricultural college They will re-
main here for few DAYS.
Howe Taylor student of Pullman
college and his brother Lester of Weis-
err. spent Christmas with their father,
Mckenzie Greek" Frank Taylor, at
their home on Salmon river.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hilbourne are In
the city from Nezperce, visiting with
the home folks, and participated In
the family reunion of the Overman
family held here Christmas day.
Emmett Jones the well known Sal
mon river stockman, Is In town this
week while his wife is receiving treat
ment at the local hospital, where she
recently underwent an operation.
Miss Helen Norwood left early this
week for Moscow where she spent
Christmas with friends. Later she will
go TO Seattle with her mother, Mrs.
John Norwood, to spend the winter.
Lands-Geo. M. Reed.
The Christmas rush at the post
office well nigh swamped the force but
through long hours and hard work |
ON their part the immense pile of pack |
ages was distributed in record time.
Fire insurance. Ayers.
Mrs. J. c. Safely will depart on Fri
day mornings train for Santa Ana. |
Calf, where she will make an extend |
ed visit with her parents. The lady |
will he accompanied as far as Lew |
iston by Mr.. Safely.
viii trade anything, anywhere. ii.
w. Carrots.
Now is the time to buy New Edi.
son Photograph at the old price. as
the price of all models advance the
first of the year. Make a small pay-
ment down and the balance in monthly
installments GRANVILLE DRUG 90 II
Ask us about your storage battery.
Eimers' Garage.
John McFall of Shoshone, Idaho. ar
rived here Sunday night, where he
Joined Mrs. McFall. and two little
daughters, and together they are en-
joying the yuletide with DR.. and Mrs.
G. 5. Stockton, Mrs. McFall's parents
The Eimers' Hardware have some
stoves left at old prices.
The roads are I'm very sloppy con-
iifion now as result of the recent
aims. as muddy faces testify. A party
II whom Lester Terwillegar was
member. came in from Red Rock IN q
ar without top or windshield last
saturday and they were unrecoeniz-
lille until after dinner.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
ale at the Smoke House.
Guy and Addie Behean arrived here
rom Spokane last Friday night where
ney were met by their parents. Mr.
nd Mrs. Geo. Behean, OF White Bird.
nd on Sunday they went to their Sal,
ION river home, where the young folks
III spend the holidays before return
y to their school duties at Spokane