The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-04-11

Lee Stewart was In the city Tuesday
from his ranch In the Tolo section.
Having been prevented In continuing
the farm work Mr.. Stewart came in
to attend to a number of business
matters.
Mrs. w. r. Reilly of the Imperial
train for a short business visit at
visit with her daughter who is at
tending school at that place.
Word has been received from Maur-
ice Gone that he is now located at
Bermuda. While at That place Maur-
ice mentions having met Harry Long.
These two boys enlisted at this place
a year ago and had not seen each
other for some time.
Word was received recently from
Roy Manning, to the effect that he has
been confined to the Wesley hospital
in Chicago, and that he was recovering
nicely from an operation that he had
undergone. Roy's friends here will be
pleased to learn of his convalescense.
Geo. and Fred Yahrus will return
to the latter's ranch on the Salmon
the latter part Of the week and will
probably take In a number of cattle
with which Fred is going to stock the
place. Geo. will remain with him fol-
some time to assist with the work.
John Funke and o. T. Hamlin, mem
bers of the County Council of Defense
from Cottonwood, were In the city
Monday evening in attendance at the
hearing of f. M. Becker, the Ferdinand
banker, who was charged with disloy
atty.
A well filed auditorium greeted Mr.
G. X. Krakau's clay-modeling lecture
last Friday evening and were fascinat
ed by his skill in making the clay re
spond to his touch. The next and last
lecture of the season will be given by
Rev. Fl. J. Wood, probably on Friday
evening, April 10.
Fred Corliss came out from his
ranch on the South Fork of the Clear.
water Monday and is spending the
week renewing acquaintance In this
city. Fred expects to devote his time
this summer to sheep raising. He will
return to the ranch the latter part OF
Tie WYNN Will ouDPtlt1o iO1 thC SuAuinCi
Monday evening Mr.. and Mrs. II
We1nerbee entertained at luncheon
VIM. Platt. of Sites. Joe Richards, OF
Spokane, and DIR. MacNcill, of this
city, the two former gentlemen being
here sin connertlon with the banking
business. Mr. Plat being connected
with the Bank Of Sites, and Mr.
Richards state bank examiner.
Miss Letitia Frizzell, arrived home
Monday evening from Stanfield, Ore.
where she is emf loyed by the Stan
field Sheep Co. On Tuesday morning
she went to Cottonwood to attend tt
some business for the company, re
turning the same evening. Miss Fritz
zell will spend few days with the
home folks before returning to Ore
gon.
Quite a number of gentlemen from
Ferdinand were over Monday night
in connection with the hearing of the
case of II. NJ Becker, the banker, be
fore the Council of Defense, amonf
them was Editor Sasse, c. e. AdkisoI
and Mr.. Winchester. They returned
the same night having made the triI
by automobile.
Geo. Yahraus came in a few days
ago from Guffey, Idaho, where he has
been developing mining proposition
during the winter months. From the
amount Of labor expended on the prop
erty Geo. Became convinced that the
values were not sufficient to warran,
further expenditures.
\ Mr.. and Mrs Fred Mckinney re
turned late last week from Seattle
where they spent the winter months
with Mr. McKinney's sister. About
three weeks ago Mrs. Mckinney ha6
the misfortune to sustain a broker
ankle by having a street car dool
closed on her as she was leaving the
car. The lady is compelled to U.S.
crutches in order to get around.
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