The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-07-04

Hugh Hanson, son Of Mrs. ]. ii.
Austin of Opportunity, Wash, arrived
here Wednesday evening and VIII PROB
ably spend the summer here.
At the Smoke House you win find ON ]
sale Columbia grafanolas and all the
latest records.
Tom Chandler arrived in town from
his ranch and will spend the summer
around Grangeville. Mr.. Chandler re-
ports things pretty dry around his
way.
II you are itching for a new home
let us help you scratch. Hussman
Lumber Co. Building Doctors"
Born. Saturday morning June 10th,
to Mr.. and Mrs. William Barrett, at the
Sacred Heart hospital, Spokane, son.
Report states that the mother and son
are progressing nicely.
Good Hot Point Electri: Range for
sale. Enquire at this Office. 27-tf
DENLY trucks at Eimers. BIZ
Miss Florence Murray returned
home from Clare's Place, Alberta,
Canada Sunday evening, where she
had been visiting her sister, Mrs. ii.
jacobson.
Sam Jones and son Emmett Jones
were arrivals in Grangeville Monday
evening after a pleasant trip from the
Salmon river with large herd of fine
cattle for shipment
VIM. Barrett returned from Spokane
| Tuesday evening. VIM. states that.
Mrs. Barrett and infant son, Patrick
Francis are doing well but will not re-
| turn here for some weeks.
Mrs. Gus Schultz and children will
leave the last of the week for Buffalo
Hump where they will join Mr.. Schultz
who is employed in that section. They
will spend the summer there.
Miss wunder, of Seattle, sister of
Mrs. Barbara Pfeufer, who came 10
Grangeyille to be present at the funer-
al of the late Joseph Pfeufer, is re-
manning for a visit with her sister.
Victor Peterson, food administrator
for Idaho county has received the or
ficial instructions from Boise regarding
the ne order for sugar and is now CIV
ing such information to the public.
) morning for Portland, where they will
enter the navy. They made a trip
there some time ago and were placed
on the naval reserve to await their
call.
! Mrs. Russell Ball was an arrival In
the city Monday night from Chicago.
Mrs. Ball was Joined at Grangeville
by Mr.. BAH of the Fisher Placers, for
which place they left Tuesday, where
they will spend the summer.
Eimers new gasoline pump and $40
gallon tank was installed last Monday.
Ed. Smith of White Bird, purchased
the one formerly used and will install
: 1t in White Bird where the demand
for gasoline is rapidly growing. 49,
Emmett Mulhal returned from SpO-
kane in his auto this week were he
0 went to obtain some information re-
!. garding the army. Mr.. Mulhall be
ficers training camp at Louisville
Kentucky.
Il VIM. Parisot, came out this weel
s from Florence, where he Is operating
the Bullion mine. Billie states hi
only difficulty at this time is In secur
ing sufficient help. Generally speaking
1T conditions are In a prosperous state II
1t that camp
Because of the Chautauqua program
the union services which was to hav'
been held at the Federated churcl
A. next Sunday evening will be postponed
for one week. The communion servic
Z will take the place of the sermon at tn
e. morning service.
DeweyYates, son of Mr. and Mrs
Lee Yates, arrived here from Seattle
Sunday night where he Is in training
N for the navy. Dewey enlisted the frs
vi of the year and is home on a few day
81 furloughL He looks fine and likes hi
work, although not assigned to vessel
Wilbur Bryant arrived in his aut
10 from Spokane While there he pur
al chased a tractor which arrived here Oh
n large federal truck, and was seen b.
many on the street during the cele
bration.
Mrs. S. NJ. Howard returned lat
last week from a trip to Spokane, t
re which place she was accompanied b,
IN her son, Dan, who enlisted in the ser
lg vice. They made the trip with Mr. ant
Mrs Jesse Wood in the car of tn
latter. With Dams enlistment Mr.. ant
Mrs. Howard now have three sons Il
the service, and still one more littl
IS under age clamoring to enter.
Al