The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1917-07-19

ba finds that sentiment growing strong
~ among the leading citizens IN tne
river country.
caorge Behean, the well known sal
no., liver sfockman, was In the c1fy
last Friday on business MI. 1s
il Is generally admitted, came tn LII 49,
the winter with his stock IN ABOUT tlae
best shape Of any OF the catllelnen
tributary to this town. Inc secl s,'
was that he was well prepared WIN
feed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard WetherDee
gave party last Friday night com
binine cards and dancing with excei-
lent refreshments, at their home IN the
south mart Of town. Mrs. 9. W. Slus-
ser. who Is preparing to leave mere
to join her husband at LasAnimass
Colo, was the guest OF honor.
John higgins came In Sunday even
ing from Charleston and he and Gus
Keating went down to White BRO
Monday. where they had date with
TT 8. Land Commissioner Wright TOT
tbe next day. The gentlemen, who are
neighbors In the higgins Hot Springs
country. are going to prove up on their
homesteads and will act as witnesses
for each other.
Mrs. Bert Miller brought her daugh-
ter Ethel. in last week from their
country home near Winona, and the
young lady, who was suffering from
an attack of appendicitis, has been
placed under the care of DIR. Stockton,
and it is hoped that an operation may
be avoided. The mother and daughter
are at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. Lee
Miller.
Evan Evans, chairman of the state
board of education, left last Satur-
day for Lewiston, where contract
was let for the new addition to the
State Normal school at that place.
| From Lewiston Mr.. Evans planned to
90 to Spokane for few days, and
from there on east on q business trip.
He expected to be absent for some
three weeks.
Mrs. Rumpf and daughters, Misses
Lena and Katherine, drove down from
Spokane Sunday in their car, making
the drive of POS miles themselves. The
senior lady is the sister Of Mrs. Frank
VanDeventer and mother Of Mrs. A.
N. Dyer. They had very pleasant
and safe trip, meeting with no acci-
dent or delay enroute, and will visit
for a few days with their folks here.
Eugene Enloe, Of Spokane, and J.
| IF. Simpson, Of Portland are In the
city and have been making trips with
Local Manager Bayless to the power
plant at the river ana to the foothills
on the south overseeing the extensive
preparation which are under way for
| the improvement of their electric light
and power plant on the South Fork
and their local water system.
/ G. G. Call, at the head of the groc-
cry department of the A. & f.. store, is
now up In the mountains taking his
summer vacation. Mr.. Call hiked II
for the camp of Fl. r. Heppner, just
beyond Adams Camp, where he viii
commune with nature, and incidentally
do little flirting with the speckled
beauties that infest the streams Of
that vicinity in great abundance.
Walter Fray and family, Of Ellens
burg. arrived here recently, and will
make an indefinite visit while Mr.
Fray recoveres from an accident which
befell him some eight months ago whilt
railroading in that section. Mr.. Fray
was injured in the back and one hiI
and complete recovery from his In
jured condition seems to have beer
| rather slow. Mr.. and Mrs. Fray and
son jay, have secured rooms In tn,
VIM. Webb home.
Lonnie Fray and Miss frankie Hen
bricks of Ellensburg, Wash, were unit
ed In marriage at Great Falls, Mont.
on April -, Mr. and Mrs. Fray hav,
A removed to Winnipeg, Man, Canada
where they viii make their home, ant
Lonnie has engaged In the AUTOMOBILE
business While this news arrive
rather late it seems that Lonnie slip
ped one over on his many friends Il
this vicinity, who wish him and hi
bride long and prosperous wedde'
life.
Mrs. II. =. Stockton and Mrs. M
Reese Hattabaugh left on this morn
ing's train for Reubens, where the
went to organize the ladies of tina
community in to Red Cross society
The Reubenites were advised to col
! meet themselves with the Lewisto
chapter, but insisted that they woul
,, rather take up the work under th
supervision of the Grangeville organ
,, zation, and the ladies finally deferre
to their wishes In the matter.
> Misses Ruth and Doris Gilmor
. daughters of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. M. Gj
more, came up from Lewiston on We,
nesday evenings train and win Wis
] for time with their Grangevil
friends and former school mates. The
] were met at the train by the Miss,
! Guthrie. whose guests they will
while here The young ladies' we
more than delighted to once more 2
t back among their old friends her
s and they in turn received cordi
/ welcome.
4 Miss Helen Green received n tel
4 gram from Miss Elizabeth Kettenbac
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