The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-05-02

III. L. Swatman arrived from Pitts
burg landing beyond the Salmon river
Monday afternoon, at which place he
has been employed the last several
years at the Wood ranch. He remain
ed over a day before returning.
Joe Brockman of the Ferdinand sec
ton, who the latter part Of last week
journeyed to Spokane on jury service
and court matters returned to his home
the first of the week and was In this
city Wednesday on business matters.
Fay Hurley and mother, Mrs. Sarah
Hurley, have returned from Winches-
ter, where they spent the winter and
viii now make their home at this
place.
w. s. Hunter is in the White Bird
country this week i'm the interest of
the Hunter gas light business. /. e.
Zuver is escorting him. They expect
to return Friday evening.
VIM. Hahn was in the city short
time this week closing up some bust
ness In Connection with his recent sale.
Mr. Hahn expected to make visit to
Montana but thought it best not to go
until he had lis business well in hand.
Miss Vera Poe arrived from Spokane
Sunday, having completed a course OF
bookkeeping, typewriting and rapid cal
culation at the Northwestern Business
college. Miss Poe received her diploma
and expects to start In on Office work
soon.
l. Harris, supervisor of the Grange
vile Highway district, Is doing some
good work on the road between w. O..
Trays and the L. J. Swank place this
week. Also along by the L. M. Harris
farm. This stretch of road is certain
ly in elegant shape.
The state insurance commissioner
has purchased $4,000 of the Grange
vile Highway district bonds. The
commissioners are endeavoring to place
the other issue of $4,000 to the great
est advantage. A number of companies
are after the bonds.
Mrs. 1. Harris, who departed several
months ago to Spokane with her son
Paul, arrived In the city Monday eve
ming to visit with friends and to at
tend to important business matters.
She will remain over for a week or
two before returning.
Mrs. AL White received letter this
week from her brother Charles, at Sc
attic, stating that he had joined the
navy at that place. Charles spent a
number of years In the revenue cutter
service, being discharged at the expir-
alton Of his enlistment.
Miss Harriet Wildenthaler departed
for Cottonwood Tuesday morning to
see about starting a music class, the
Cottonwood teacher leaving at this
time. She reports securing about
20 pupils and will conduct the classes
| twice a week In the future.
Lloyd Stone departed last Friday
morning for Pullman, to visit with
friends While in Pullman he witness
ed the w. s. C.-Idaho ball game In
which the latter were victorious. He
returned Saturday evening and resum
ed his duties at the City Bakery.
Mrs. Harry Cox and little son &C
companied by Miss Grace Cox, arrived
In Grangeville last Thursday evening
to pay an extended visit with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Fred Karsten, parents Of the
former Mr.. Cox will join the visi
tors from Spokane in few days.
If you have anything you're willing
to sell for the benefit Of the Red Gross
from an egg beaten to a fancy quilt
a threshing machine or livestock, list
, it with I. Il. Zuver or L. M. Harris fol
the big auction sale on Main street OF
| Community Day, May 4.
The liberty loan committee, headed
by Chairman A. N. Dyer, and accom-
panied by the Comboy band and tw,
speakers, M. Reese Hattabaugh ant
A. f. Parker, made a trip to Greer
Greek last Saturday night. Something
like $1100 was received In subscrip
: lions.
e. J. Nichols who has been visiting
= at outside points the past winter ar
rived in Grangeville last Friday ant
p departed Sunday for his home at Whit
I Bird. Mr.. Nichols is well known il
r the Salmon river section as he has con
+ Quoted several enterprises In an
around Whitebird.