The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-02-21

All members OF the x. OF p. lodge
are requested to meet at the club rooms
at o'clock Sunday afternoon, in order
to attend the memorial services. By
order Of the 9. G.
Cal Huddleston, one OF the real pio-
neer mining men Of this county, re
turned last Friday evening from Sa-
lem, Oregon, where he was called re-
Gently by the illness and subsequent
death OF a brother.
FOR SALE Marcus wheat, grown
on sod. Sample at the CITY Feed
Store IL Il
Editor Sloan p. Shut, and son, Of
the Cottonwood Chronicle, were In the
city Wednesday evening, coming over
to attend to the sons examination be-
fore the local exemption board. They
returned home this morning.
Miss Opal Harlan arrived In Grange
vile Saturday evening after a three
weeks visit in Spokane and Moscow
with friends and relatives. While I'm
Spokane Miss Harlan had her eyes ex-
amined and treated.
Cockerels for Sale. Pure bred Bar
red Rocks. p. L. JOHNSTON, Farm
ers AZ.
| ID. s. Norris, of Bowen, ILL.,, was an
arrival here last Sunday night and is
| visiting at the home or his brother-in-
| law, A. G. Riutcel, and family. Mr..
Norris will make an indefinite visit
and may decide to invest in Camas
Prairie land.
At the Smoke House you will find on
sale Columbia grafanolas and all the
latest records.
Mrs. Frank Van Deventer left last
Friday morning for Lewiston, where
she Joined Mrs. Wildenthaler and Miss
Harriet, accompanying them to Port
land. Frank will follow along shortly
mates at Portland.
FOR SALE-A new Chatam fan
ming mill for $500.
IT, -. ]. w. WILLIAMS.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w Thompson, of
Cottonwood, were in the city Saturday.
Chester sold his garage business some
time ago and is preparing to remove
to Montana and take up farming. The
Globe will be a regular visitor at his
home in the future.
The Local Farmers Union will call
a meeting at Grangevtlle, Saturday
February 16, TO consider local matters
EDW. NELSON, Pres. IL. II
]. ]. Staley departed for Portland
Sunday morning, at which place he
went to have his throat examined and
IL necessary to have an operation.
Bert Oliver came up from Clarks
ton Sunday evening and is this weel
visiting with his father, Mr.. e. W
Oliver of this city.
FURS WANTED-Coyoteh hides from
Toe to $3.50; also COW hides-will pay
more than any man in Idaho county
Ship them by parcels post to j. r. Pros
ser. Ferdinand, Idaho. 1t
Last Thursday evening a large mum
Der of young people met and held {
surprise Valentine party on Miss Rett,
. Underwood. A Knock wedding wa
one Of the features Of the party. Afte
entire party departed to attend tn,
. apron and overall dance.
Columbia grafanolas and records TO
. sale at the Smoke House.
/ Monday, February 25th, will be tn
date Of Chas. Kunze's sale. Horses
cows machinery, household goods
chickens. etc, will be sold at that time
Last Friday evening the Loyal Son
class of the Christian church gave
Valentine party in honor of the Loya
Daughters Glass, at the home of Mr.
l Ottmar Schwalbach. Many of tn
guests were costumed. Games wer
played and lunch was served.
: general good time was enjoyed b.
; every one present.
Anxiety is The poison Of human lif
Wear glasses made by DIR. Jackson an
. be free from eye Anxieties.
LOST-Dark red Durham heife
1 coming two years old. Underbit i
q both ears. No brand. Last seen at th
e Theo. Tollefson ranch ON Lukes Gulcl
I Reasonable reward offered for the dii
coyery of this animal
1t II JNO. g. GREGG, r. X. ID. No.
The Hard Times dance held last FIR
day evening at the Atkinson schot
house Melted something over 500 clea
Music was furnished by the Tollefsol
n Harris Jazz orchestra The proceed
u is being divided between a piano fun
and the Rid Cross. As sleighing We
quite good a large number of tow
people attended Another dance Is b
ing planned for the Doth
Every man has aim In life, but ofte
he fails to hit the mark simply b
cause his eyes are defective. w.
Jackson the Eyesight Specialist.
AT THE CHRISTIAN CuITRCIx