The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-05-17

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ing the gentleman of leisure, II be-
Ing under doctors care may be 10 des-
ignated. for several months, Is back
at his beloved job, stagedriying, We
trust that he shall be able TO stay
with the work.
Mr. Herm, who works for Dave
Brown, has moved his FAMILY from the
Everest house across the creek TO the
house formerly occupied by A. o. Hess.
He got afraid Of the high water. and
we don't blame him.
| Mrs. Clark GIN from up the river Is
visiting with Mrs. Peter yanderburg.
Phi Brown and Peter Vanderburg
have completed the new ferry at Lyons
crossing and the same is In use. Tt
Is decided Improvement over the old
one. Captain Boley is ready now to
set you across high water or low.
Miss Florence Otto has resigned her
| position at the Whiteblrd hotel Mrs.
Newkirk takes her place for the pres
lent.
! Two tons of parcel post left White
ibrd for Boles Monday morning. This
| Ii good news for the people concerned
| including the postmaster.
| Miss Arlotto Otto spent Saturday.
and Sunday In Whitebird returning to|
her home Sunday afternoon.
| T. Il. Fuller OF the Joseph country
! passed through town 10 Grangeyille|
where he and family expect to make
their future home, this week.
w. II. Abercr0mbie has rented his
ranch on Joseph to Enoch ChristianserI
and expects to move to Talent, Ore. |
soon. Mr.. AbercrOmbie has been sufN
| fering from lame back the past few
! weeks.
Kenneth Christensen who has beef
attending the Utah Agricultural col
lege at Logan, has been excused, re.
ceiying credit forsa full years work
to help his father putin the cropI
There can be no vital objection I'll
such procedure under present condiI
| ti0ns.
Glen English, who works for MrI
Brust on Joseph, had one Of his fingl
ers hurt recently while trying to capl
ture a steer. We trust that 1t Is nod
OF serious nature.
/ Mrs. Flora Remington has bought the
g. M. Cone place occupied by She'll
Delmage and family who have remit
ed the Caldwell property where Miss
Lillian Brockman and mother are at
present living.
Mrs. n. 4. Kirlxham and son Lee
were In town Saturday.
! Mrs Hardman's cousin, Miss Ford
am, Is here having walked from North
Yakima, Wash, or a part OF the way.
| Miss Addie Behean got her arm and
hand scalded Thursday when she slip
| ped with pailful OF hot starch. She
is recovering rapidly from the affair.
! Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.. Davis are honey
incoming up the river visiting with
relatives OF Mr.. Davis.
| DR.. william Mcneil, dentist, passed
through Whitebird from higgins and
Lucille to Grangeville, Friday.
Melvin Holbrook, VINO suffered
4 broken leg some weeks ago has gone
back to work for Thos. P0gue.
Word has been received that Mr..
Samuel Neill, the father OF Mrs. John
Taylor. died May 14th at Red Oak,
Iowa. Mrs. Taylor and her sister, Mrs.
Overman Of Spokane left couple of
weeks ago to see their father.
MIR. and Mrs. Sidney Swartz are
visiting at the II ID. Swartz home.
They came from Berkeley, California
where Sidney has been taking an en-
/ cheering course. We take this oppOr-
tunity to congratulate the newlyweds.
and hope they win make their future
home In this grand section Of great
country.
Enoch Christensen, the Joseph
rancher and cattleman, came from
Grangeville Friday with Case trac-
tor to be used on his extensive farm
relieving the horses of some of the
monotony OF blowing. The tractor
Is at the Hill Garage until 1t can be
taken to the plains
Miss Margaret Daubenspeck OF Can
Held has been In our metropolis twice
In the last few days looking happy as
usual
Ellis Harness of near Slate creek
transacted business In Whitebird this
week
/ Ethan Fuller Of Zephyr Ridge was
a business caller Saturday.
Mr. Fred higgins tells us that his
grand mother who died recently at
the age Of 81 outlived the drawer as
well as the signers of the will she
made many years ago.
Miss Margaret Lyons and Miss Ha-
! eel Richardson have returned from Ia
coma where they have been attending
school. Miss Hazel expects to 20 with