The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-06-14

ad NJ. u ~ ne mad recently purchas-
eon Mss faith Barton the young ladv
,o ~panion who escaped without ser
ton S injury, Is sister OF Il. 3. Rar.
City property--Geo. M. Read
Us ;. J. Bradbury of San Antonio Tex
ia as N the city this week, looking over
o me country. MIR. Bradbury Is well ac-
wanted W ny with ]. n. Brown, brother Of
~. Brown of the Bank OF Camas
na .aarie' OF this place. The first
n nn MI. Brown is president Of the
s.lalno National bank, one Of the
hs ;D banks in San Antonio. and
MS SON. Clint Brown, has but recently
ite..reu from the mayoralty OF San
an.onio. So the gentlemen almost
'Neu up acquaintanceship.
Judge and Mrs. W. N. Scales laft
ene hrst OF the week for Iawiston
mnere the judge opened court. with .
laree oocket One of the very tsrst
S -, 10 come up was that OF Eaorgo
w Miikn of Grangeville. who, with 4
n Dlddoek, formerly of Winchestar
was sued by Mr.. and Mrs. G q RIM
ct, over a real estate deal INVOLVING .
rahch on the Salmon river and res;
uehce property in Park addition lew.
lstoh' Attorney A. s. Hardy of GRANGE
vilie, and Judge ]. +. Ailshie az Coemr
uAiene, are Mr.. wilkins attornevs
=. A. Hancock came in SATURDAY.
rom calgary, where he has been for
lhe west, and will look around for
WIN MS brother, S. Il. Hancock who
ne mas not seen before in eighteen
ears. Mr.. Hancock's home until cnm-
rug west was in Ontario, but he likes
tnew est and will look around for
lme AMI see how he likes this
country. He is an untiring advocate
OF the silo, and knows as much abonf
lne good results gained by storing
proVender In that manner as the nexf
one. lie says he has a cousin In tha
east who keeps fifty cows ON twenty.
nVe acres, buying only his mill feed.
$. E. McDaniels came IN Prom
oiarkston Friday driving new Ford
s, ne mad purchased for the trip.
NC says the thing got to acting upa
WIN MN over In the Craig Mountain
woods, put after he had straightened
OUT Few rods that looked to him like
Ihey mad been bent, ne came through
o; k. Nc has named the machine
woodrow having won its price on
iast 1aifs election returns. IL there
is anything In name, he will now
nave 20 carry an amanuensis along
Win MIN to keep up the reputation
OF the name-but Of course that might
De more of pleasure than handicap.
Jack Robertson, of the Brunswick
baike-Collender company, who is In
staiiing the new bowling alleys for the
bradbury Cigar house, say the. alleys
VIII De finished by Saturday night of
THIS week, and added: you can saw
from me that when completed there
VIII De no better alleys In Spokane or
any other city, than Grangeville has,
ana have been putting in alleys ali
over the country for years and believe
know what am talking about They
are perfectly level and as smooth as
glass, and will yield up as good score
Tor an expert twirler as will the Daven-
port alleys at the great Spokane hos
tiery." Fred Carsten and Otto Schwal-
bach helped Jack finish up the leveling
and dressing up Of the alleys.
Guests at card party given Mon
day evening at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed AbramsOn Included Messrs.
and Mesdames A J. Maugg, Eli In
gram, Hub Wood, DIR. Slusser Leo
Brust, DR.. Wood, p. A. Wright and
Earl Barton and Miss Virginia Brans-
combe and G. r. Ball, Harold Harris
and Gilbert Eimers. At progressive /
500 Eli Ingram proved the most pro-
ficient and won high honors, while |
Harold Harris had no trouble In win |
ming the consolation award. The party |
was one of the most pleasant Of the |
whole year and was hugely enjoyed |
by all. Dainty refreshments were
served at the close of the evenings |
enjoyment Mrs. Toye and Miss Hazel |
Toye assisting with the serving DIR.
and Mrs. G. w. Slusser were honor
guests.
Prof and Mrs. George Wadsworth
left Tuesday morning for Fresno, Cal
ifornia, with the purpose of looking
over that field in a business way
Should they consider the conditions
favorable they will locate there, and
Mr.. Wadsworth will engage in the
practice of law, otherwise they will /
go to Iowa City, Iowa, to make their
future home. Mr.. Wadsworth, who
was superintendent of schools here
during the past year, had about de-
cided to locate here and hang out his
law shingle, but at the last moment
determined on the California trip. They
packed their household goods ready
for shipment when they decide up their
location The Wadsworths made many
friends during their residence here,
and the very best wishes of the com
munity will attend them in their de-
partUre from this community.