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

Cement Blocks, farm tile and well
curbing at Chester Arnold's.
Il Mr.. Allen Hancock of Almont Mich,
arrived in the city Tuesday evening to
visit with his father, Mr.. Il. 8. Han
cock, after spending q week in Lew
iston with his sister, Mrs. DIR. Green.
Mrs. Green accompanied her brother
to Grangeville and they are enjoying a
family reunion, the first In over twenty
years.
FOR SALE-A new Chatam fan
ming mill for $25.
If ~ J. w. WILLIAMS.
Mrs. Billie Arson, son Melvin and
daughter Marie, departed for Spokane
Saturday morning, at which place the
Ansons will make their home In the
future. Mr.. Arson will join the fami-
ly at that place. AS the Ansons are
well-knOwn in Grangeville, their de-
parture will be greatly missed by their
many friends
Water glass for preserving eggs at
GLANVIILES.
| Mr.. J. j. Staley departed Satur-
day morning for Lewiston at which
place he expects to seek medical at
tention for his throat, which has both
cred him considerably of late. II
treatment proves unsuccessful at this
place Mr.. Staley will journey to Port
land. Miss Brooks has charge Of the
school work during his absence.
Fire Insurance-Ayers.
Water glass for preserving eggs at
GLANVILLHS.
Gerald Scallon, son of DR.. and Mrs.
Scallon of this place, left for Spokane
Monday morning. Gerald expects to
enlist In the Canadian army, and If
possible to enter the field artillery
corps. AS Canadian regiments leave
for the war zone as quickly as posi-
BILE, Gerald anticipates being cover
there" In the course of few months
Fire Insurance-A. W. Talkington.
1t costs less than two cents a dozen
to preserve eggs with water glass
GRANVILLE DRUG co.
DR.. c. V. Crooks the well-known
specialist formally of Omaha now To-
Gated In Lewiston successfully treats
all forms Of chronic and nervous d.
seases with MS new lire of remedies
He is meeting with wonderful sue.
cess. Address: G. v. Crooks M. d.
Tn care Hotel De France, Lewiston,
Ida.-Adv.
LandsJGeo. NJ Reed.
The Christian church Easter pro-
gram was rendered last Sunday eve
ming at z 80 o'clock. An exceedingly
large gathering was present and all
were entirely satified with the pro-
gram presented. Special choir songs,
quartet work, readings and two very
pretty tableus comprised the evenings
entertainment.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House.
1t costs less than two cents a dozen
to preserve eggs with water glass
GRANVILLE DRUG co.
The Sunday school Easter program
was presented at the Federated church
last Sunday evening. Mrs. Simon and
Mrs. Mcdonald having charge Of the
entertainment The program consist
ed of Easter songs, recitations and
readings, which were highly entertain
ing, and reflect great credit on the
committee In charge.
Fire insurance.. w. darlington.
Private money-Geo. NJ. Reed.
The chairman Of the County Y. M. @.
A. organization reports that Doc Denny
gave the handsome sum of $15 this
week to the Y. NJ @. A., for war pur-
poses. This is good news, the money
being given In advance of the drive,
and shows that Doc Denny has his
heart In the great cause Of humanity.
and is doing all he can for the boys
''over there"
At the Smoke House you will find on
sale Columbia grafanolas and all the
latest records.
1t costs less than two cents a dozen
to preserve eggs with water glass
GRANVILLE DRUG co.
Jake Harris, one of the drafted men
from Nez Perez county, writes his
father. I. Harris. Of this place. that
he enjoys the army life experienced
at Camp Lewis. He stated that had
he known that conditions were as he
found them. he would have enlisted
before. After the first examination
he was given the classification Of
limited service.
Eggs are cheap now. Preserve them
with water glass for next winters
use GRANVILLE DRUG co.
A very enjoyable card party was
held at the A. #. Parker home Wednes-
day evening In honor Of Miss Sylvia,
who recently returned from Lewiston.
500 was played until a late hour and
a very dainty luncheon was served
during the evening. Those present
were: Miss Sylvia, Beth and Mrs. A.
IT, Parker Mr.. and Mrs. Hub Wood,
Mr.. and Mrs. Dr. F. f. Wood. Mr.. and
Mrs. f. o. Abramson, Mr.. and Mrs. A.
J. Maugg, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Barton,
Miss Kube. Mrs. L. Brust. Miss Harriet
Wildenthaler Annie Norwood, Winifred
Edmundson, Chas Campbell. Gaylord
Eimers, J. c. Safely. Gilbert Eimers
and Duge Holsclaw.
Eggs are cheap now Preserve them
with water glass for next winters
use. GRANVILLE DRUG co.
Several good milk cows for sale.
Enquire at this office. 1877
An Easter luncheon was given last
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