The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-04-12

Private money Geo. M. Reed.
Mrs. Ed. Cawley, Of Graneeville. was
In the city the first of the week Wis
ting at the II. G. Matthiesen home
Chronicle.
Reconstruction is the thief Of time;
don't procrastinate but plant trees. If
you wish time, your note at per cent
Is good G. Goan. 20.tf
Mrs. Mile Morris came in last sat
urday from Spokane and win visit for
time with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Arnold.
DR., Rains reports the birth OF baby
boy Of regulation dimensions to Mr..
and Mrs. Clyde Graham Tuesday morn
ing.
Everyone interested in Red Cross
work Is urged to attend meeting To-
be held Mt the court house at 8 o'clock
Saturday afternoon.
Herman Hussman came in Sunday
l.evening from Joseph Ore. and win
spend some time here visiting with
relatives. Chronicle.
II. J. Cressley, the hustling Wren
Greenough manager at Denver, was in
the city Sunday. Mr. Cressley Is lust
BACK from business trip to Portland.
J. l.. Eckert and james Buchanan
returned to Lewiston the first of the
1 week from spending the winter in Cal
ifornta and will return to the prairie
within a few days. Chronicle.
4 Miss Veronica Bies went to Grange
vile, Wednesday evening and enlisted
las a Red Cross nurse and Is prepared
to go to the front whenever her sery-
Ices are required Chronicle.
Mrs II. L. Martin and daughter. OF
Winona, came In last night from Col
ton. Wn., where the young lady had
been attending the Catholic academy
Chronicle.
The Edison Diamond Disc Phono.
graph Is not an ordinary talking ma.
chine. II actually re-creates the voice
or Instrumental performance OF the
artist. Come and hear a free demon.
stration at Glanville's..
Il. M. Atwood was in the city Wed,
nesday from Grangeville trying tc
place an agency here for the sale OF
A the Maxwell auto, for which he has
the county agency Chronicle.
Evan Evans, chairman Of the state
board of education, left the first Of
the week for Moscow. where an i'm
portant meeting Of the board is be
ing held this week.
Af;ss rfa,,.l ~, x,,ssi =. *
tendance at the dance Saturday even
from her home at Spring Camp. Mis-.
Van Pool was under the escort o.
John Rookie, Of Cottonwood.
Miss Lillian Murphy arrived on Mon
day nights train from Spokane, wher,
l she has been attending the Northwest
ern Business College. She viii return
to her school Sunday morning.
NORTHERN PACIFIC RAILWA,
! LANDS In Eastern Montana at $25
10 $500 per acre. Suitable for farm
ing or grazing Easy terms. For In
r formation write or see w. ID. Holt
/. Miles City, Montana.
Marion Weber, the Fem merchan
was in town Monday attending +
5 business Mr., Weber who used to b
y Grangevillian. still has many warn
I friends in the old berg who are Away
pleased to greet him.
i, Tom Cole arrived here Tuesda
e night from Lewiston to take the plac
lof G. ID. Ball, with the Pacific Telt
phone company. Mr.. Ball has bee
: transferred to Lewiston.
John Phillips OF the Elk City-Stite
Stage Line. has gone into the mimi
: district, TO assist in moving tn
z heavy machinery for the Orogrand
b Gold Mining Co.-Stites Enterprise.
Mrs. g. A. Parsons returned to Mos
e COW Monday after a weeks visit her
T with Mr.. Parsons. Mrs. Parsons, VIII
i Is .mothering' bunch of the univers
ity boys, says she is enjoying the worl
y immensely. and she looks It,
l. Now Is the time to help your stoc
get in good condition for spring. w
sell DIR. Hess Stock Tonic. Poultr
v panacea and Dip. 1t is better tina
i other makes. Miller Hardware & In
t. pleinent Co,th place to buy HardwaI
and Implements. 20-s