The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-04-18

Miss Thelraa Peterson came over
from Ferdinand Monday evening and
attended the Costume ball held here
that evening She was guest at the
w. w. Brown home. She returned
Tuesday morning to resume her school
work at Ferdinand
FOR sALE-s4O0 Baus piano; $50
cash. Enquire at this ONCE.
Judge James f. Ailshie, of Occur d.
Alent, was in the city over night Tues
day. The judge was the speaker at
the patriotic flag raising exercises at
Cottonwood, and run over here that
evening for a short business visit.
Frank s. Rice came up from Lewis
ton ON Wednesday evenings train for
short visit with the home folks.
Frank is now managing the affairs of
the Union Copper Mining G. Smelling
company, with headquarters at Lew
iston. He will return In a few days.
Mrs. ]. P. Manning left Wednesday
morning for Chicago, where her son,
Roy, is seriously Ill and confined in a
hospital. Word was received a short
time ago from Roy and 1t was thought
his condition was much improved, but
the departure of Mrs. Manning leads
his many friends to feel that there-has
been change for the worse.
Chas. Nail has rented a stock ranch
about nine miles northeast of this
place and he and Mrs. Nail have re-
moved to the same. When Charlie leas-
ed his ranch north of town he retained
considerable stock and he has rented
this place on that account. The child
rem will remain in town until the end
of the school year.
Return dates for DR.. Il. A. Schilling
will be May 9 and z, Monday and
Tuesday. See him about your
eyes. 19-tf
T. o. Lindsey this week received a
letter from his daughter In North
Dakota In which 1t Is stated that 1t is
so dry and dusty that 1t is almost inn
possible to do the spring work on the
farms There is certainly some diff
ference between the North Dakota cli-
mate and that of Idaho.
Miss Margaret Sasenbery last Thurs
day evening, entertained a number Of
her intimate school associates by q
splendidly prepared luncheon. Singing
and dancing was INDUCED In during
the evening. The following were pres
ent: Miss Marjorie and Margaret
Griffith, Retta Underwood, Margaret
Sasenbery, Theodore Thompson, Leo
Kabat, Otis Howard and Herbert Pow
ell.
l. Fl. Gentry, Of Cottonwood, was
over Monday visiting with his uncle
L. III. Kerlee, and family. Mr.. Gentry
who has been attending Stanford uni
versity for the past three years has
enlisted in the aviation branch of the
U. s. service, and passed the physical
test before leaving Stanford, and when
called to the colors, which he expects
to be sent within a short time, will
take the oath at Spokane. Mr.. Gentry
expects to be sent to the ground school
at Berkeley, where six weeks train
ing will be given before he Is sent
across the water.
buy BONDS
MRS. SODERBURG DEAD.
Mrs o. p. Soderburg passed away
at the family residence at about 8
o'clock This Thursday evening, at
the age Of 81 years, seven months and
IA days. Mrs. Soderburg had been
sufferer from dropsy for a number Of
months and her demise was not I'M
expected. She leaves to mourn her
loss besides her husband, six children
as follos: Mrs c. Case, Gladys, Oh
lie, Earl, Edgar and Sarah, the latter
being 10 years of age.
Funeral services will be held from
the Christian church Sunday after
noon at 2 o'clock, Rev. A. J. Pine
officiating.
BUY BONDS
FOR SALE
A bunch of good Shropshire ewes
due to lamb soon. See /. Il. Zuver. 1917
SECOND HAND CAR FOR SALE
Grant Six, all new electric equip
ment; thoroughly overhauled. Price
$3.50. See Walter McAdams.
FOR SALE-Two room building
12x26 1T. Suitable for garage and
washroom. Inquire Globe office. 2l-tf
BUY BONDS
WANTED-WOOD CUTTERS
Men wanted at once to cut wood.
Write or see H FL. Miller, Grange
vile. 2D-tf
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FOR SALE
One 14-inch Emerson sulky plow, In
good repair. Inquire of A e. Love
lace, at the Joe Brockman place. 1H-tf
EAD
Early Rose and White seed potatoes
at cent a pound. Inquire Of
ARNOLD BROS. 1B-tf
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FOR RENT
240-acre farm. 100 acres titled.
1916 per year. Inquire ARNOLD
BROS. 1B-tf
FOR SALE, RENT Or TRADE
Newsome House and equipments.
Write or inquire of
J. w. YARBROUGH.
15-tf. Newsome. Idaho