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

Frank Wyatt arrived in the city a
few days ago from Lewiston and is
looking after business matters. He
will go on down tb his Salmon river
home shortly.
At the Federated church next Sun
day members will be received into the
church, following which Mrs Fred Frs
kline will speak OF the work of the
Army 7. M. @. A. There will no even
ing service, as the pastor is to de-
liver the baccalaureate sermon at the
high school auditorium at that time.
q. E. Reed, the local wood sawyer,
last week purchased the old Pete
Ready property, two blocks north of
Main street in the east part of town,
and is taking the place through reg
ular course of renovation and improve
ment, including the over-hauling Of the
barn on the south.
The Sunnyside Social Society met
Thursday with Mrs. Mattox. A good
crowd was present and all spent q
pleasant afternoon with fancy work.
Mrs. Ralph Telchar entertained with
music on the piano. Dainty luncheon
was served by the hostess. The next
regular meeting will be with Miss Sill
via Riebold, May a4th.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard Nicely arriv-
ed in the city Monday night from near
Baker City, Oregon, and are visiting
with Mr.. and Mrs A. r. Wiley, to
whom they are related. Mr.. Nicely has
an offer on his place near Baker City,
and is looking over the country with a
view to locating He likes the looks
of Camas Prairie fine, and may decide
to cast his lot with us.
The sudden change from genial sum-
mer weather Tuesday to snow and cold
pinched considerably, but 1t Is thought
no harm was done the early fruit. 1t
helped stay the river floods on the
Clearwater, Salmon and Snake rivers
and was no doubt received with thanks
giving by the settlers along those
streams who were in danger of being
inundated.
Kennard Mcconnell left last Sunday
morn for Walla Walla. Miss Minnie
Mcconnell, who has homestead over
on the Snake river, expected to go
down the river on the gasoline launch
and Join Kennard at Lewiston, ana
from there they will go on to Walla
Walla and look up location for the
rest of the family who will remain here
until the close of school.
James Mcconnell sold their resi-
danca i'm the east part of town last
week 70 Fet Rhoades, and will leave
shortly for Walla Waiia, wnere thes
will make their future home. hehnaIo
will accompany them. The McConnells
arc old-time residents of this communi
~ Mrs Me. who Is a daughter of the
lata Seth Jones ST., having been born
here. Her parents came mere III 1901
Field Deputy George V. Ring camt
IN Tuesday night from his work OF
tho salmon river and discussed foresi
matters with Sur eryisor McHarg Of
+ha haaaouarters office. Mr.. Ring Ii
onging to take his family down Il
their ranch near Whitebird as soof
as school is out. he says the water
- whitehird creek which have beef
thigh had receded 4 IooI when NC eain'
Tout.
Iittla Elbra Ellen Cash, the four
anthS old daughter of Walter ant
Mora Cash. who live on the Salmon
..;,,a,. yest of Tolo. died last Saturday
Ia was huried at Grangeville, Monday
Snnarai services being held in the opel
~ ~ the cemetery Rev. II. ]. Woo
aMoiat,ng Roth Mrs. Cash and tn
bah,. ware attacked by the measles, ant
.ha hehy succumbed, while the mothel
| is still very i'll.