The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-16

| wednesday to attend the Red Cross in
slltute To be held at Lewiston this
week. Three experienced instructors
from Seattle will be there to assist in
conductiong the institute. The address
Ses and demonstration by these ex-
pertS will be of benefit to all Red Cross
workers. Those going from here were
D. Loyal Addison, chairman, Mrs. Geo
behean, vice chairman, Mrs. Frizzell,
secretary and Miss Elva Berry. From
| STATE Creek were Mrs. Ed Vincent,
secretary of Slate Creek auxiliary.
FROM higgins were Mrs. c. 9. Craw-
ford chairman of the higgins auxil-
larry and from Garfield, Mrs. Blanche
McSpadden, secretary of the Garfield
auxiliary.
The NJ. f. Sunday school has been
having contest the last six weeks.
Two captains were chosen and one
represented the Red and the other the
Blue. The contest closed last Sunday
with the Blues in the lead. The Reds
have issued the-~following invitations
to the winners and their friends:
Next Friday night az the Epworthian
hall
The Blues and their friends are invit-
ed to call.
Come about eight, Wen give you feed
but also live up to the Hoover creed.
so please don't ask us what Ii will be.
just come, you wont be sorry, you'll
| see,
We want to show you since we've been
beat,
How well the Reds can take defeat
Signed,
THE REDS.
/ H. s. Vincent of Slate Greek passed
through Whitebird the first of the
week, enroute home from Grangeville.
j. l.. Brust 70 Joseph was transact
ing business in Whitebird Monday.
H. Adeley of Pollock was White
bird visitor Friday.
Miss Alice Culley returned Wednes-
day from months visit at higgins,
Lucille and other up river points.
Forest Rangers Geo. " Ring and G..
II. Hurst were transacting business in
Whitebird Wednesday. Frank Jeffer-
son, forest ranger of Grangeville was
down and went out with them.
G. j. Hall, one of the prosperous
sheep ranchers up the river was trans
acting business In Whitebird Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Gust Wickman of Free
dom were transacting business In
/
guests at the ]. B. Berry home while
in town.
Mr., and Mrs. Roy Irwin passed thru
Whitebird Saturday enroute to the
prairie where they will visit for some
time. They were the guests Of Mrs.
| Culley while here. Ed Smith took
them out in his car Sunday.
Mrs. c. III. Jillson and daughter Mrs.
Milo Newman and son are visiting at
the Jake Wilson ranch on Snake river.
They left here the first of the week
and expect to be gone sometime.
Miss Rose McEntee of Grangeville
passed through Whitebird Saturday
enroute to Boles where she will teach
a seven months school in the McCar-
vel district.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur McSpadden of
Garfield were Whitebird visitors Sat
urday. While in town Pete purchased
new car taking it out with him Sun
day. We wonder If Pete will be able
TO handle his Dodge as well as he does
the bronchs, but no doubt he will re-
turn to the old standbys when the
roads get bad.
Mary Alkire of Lucille Is a guest of
Alice Culley this week.
Stanley Ripley of Garfield was
transacting business here Monday. He
says that crops look fine ION top" and
indications are favorable for a good
year. He also said that he had re-
ceived word from his brother Jesse.
who enlisted sometime last fall that
he was somewhere In France" and
liked 1t fine there, said that they were
well fed and he felt fine. He is work
ing in the aviation department