The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-26

Spokane 10 search OF specialist treat
ment for MFR. Newman who some time
ago sustained a wounded eye while
working In his garden. Or. Foskett
has done all he can, but advises to con-
suit an expert eyeapecialist-
Mrs Anna Aikire Of Lucille was be-
fore Commissioned Wright on land bus
mess this week.
Margaret Graham and Robert Doh
| bin. young people Of JOSEF h, are mar
| ried. CONGRATULATIONS.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. l.. Donaldson had as
dinner guests Sunday, Mr.. ]. w. Berry,
| Miss Eiva and Miss Chloe Berry, MFR.
| Elder and Mr.. Armour
Mrs. Heien fGrandma) Brown, NOV
ed to her farm across the river, We'd
nesday.
Mrs. J. Crooks Is suffering from q
Iseyere attack Of pneumonia, "Grandma'
Behean has had the grippe few days
hut Ii better
The electric plant nearly caught fire
Tuesday morning when the fuse burn
| ed out. Lights were none to good Tues
| day evening.
| Mrs. John Taylor and children left
| Tuesday enroute to her old home In
Iowa being called there by the serious
Illness OF her father.
School News.
| Joint Literary program at high
school room Friday afternoon, April
I2O.
Song BY school-My Old Kentucky
| Home
Song: Tramp. Tramp; by six boys
| Donald Erizzel, Lawrence Donaldson,
| John Holbrook, Milton yanderburg,
| Aaron Mothorn and Frank DAILY.
Piano trio: Isma Jones, Margaret
Wright and Lawrence Donaldson.
Daily Journal onta Shuck.
Reading Babel Shcarer.
Vocal Sole: Dear Old Ireland--Alice
| Mead.
story; Trip to Moon--Annie Nevin.
Song Lawrence Foskett and Loren
| Lennon.
Patriotic Agricultural address: Mildren
| Brown.
Story--BerIlice Hagan.
Essay Bertha Holbrook.
| Reading Nola Wilson.
| Eecitati0n--D Donald Frizzel.
Reading Mndge Hartman.
Debate: Resolved that the President
Should be elected for n trem Of six
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~ AVE. hoy nosnn ana hatnryan
nioohAiia,h >esatises 5suse Deutz ahu
Preston vanuerpurg' Inc judges de'
c'ueu. ~ nasor - .ne a. ~.
very enthusiastic meeting was neio
~ sne MN scnoei lnursuay evenme
~ tiaeir i''sefest ~ usea'er rrouucti i,
me room was Iiiiea. MANY OF Lne
i by fhe audience Al IL Donaldson
ls.a, ~ eiaiiaan anu in.ro
duceu ~ - A0kison VINO MADE ring
ing speech stating the object OF the
meetlng' PROFESSOR j. W. curtis Spoke
ana gave Q report seasoned with nu
morous nits, from the meeting @
6ranseviiie' tne previous saturday. ~
made plea TOT get-to-gether spirit
Severai otners MADE remarks. An or
ganlzation was perfected. Inc report
OF the nrst meeting OF the executive
commltLee rs altacned-
Inc sAecutise Coinmittee q the IN,
creased rroductions ASSOCIATION o.
Wnitepiru neia its hrst meeting sat
uruay, the zist INST.
rams were worked out Tor the com
piiihk q ihzofmatioh Wnicn Is nee
essary 70 nave, IN oruer 20 estapiisn
an einctent cooperation, Tor greater
proaution OF crops,
we Wish the Following Information
az once.
Have YOU suincient seed ana iaDol
10 put IN your crops :.
i rave you summer-Iaiiow land suit
apie Tor crops TINS year,
4 Rave YOU new ianu which is suitable
ZOE erops TINS year
Souiu you put ~ more crop than yot
nau planned TOT, II YOU nad more seed
or ,apor ana Wouie YOU DC interested
IN noing so
j Would you pe wiling 20 rent YOU