The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-12-19

IF it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a
Kodak The only place to buy a gen.
uine Kodak is at Glanville's.
Mrs. Joe Sorrow returned early this
week from Portland where she was
called by the illness of her son Will
liam. After seeing to the fact that he
had every care she returned to find her
son Joe and little daughter had been
taken with the disease last Sunday
They are all getting along well at this
time
The Maryland Casualty Company
will insure your employees under the
Idaho Compensation Act. See Herv
R0thwell 2-tf
A. X. Harlan returned from Portland
late last week where he has been for
six weeks attending his two sons, Ray
and Paul, who were stricken with the
pneumonia. following influenza. The
boys have recovered but are very weak,
being able at the time of Mr.. Harlan's
return, barely able to walk out a short
distance with the aid of a cane.
Have recently installed a chopper
and can now furnish chopped feed
Denver Roller Mills. Win deliver
If it isn't an Eastman, it isn't a
Kodak" The only place to buy a gen.
uine Kodak is at Glanville's.
For Sale-Brand new No. Under
wood Typewriter for 800 or will trade
for guaranteed milk COW. Address: Box
S36, Grangeville, Idaho. Off
County Attorney-elect, b. Anger, ar
ranged his personal affairs about the
city late last week and Immediately en-
gagged private room at the local hos
pital, for the purpose of combating an
attack of the influenza that he felt was
rapidly approaching. While Mr.. Anger
is quite i'll his condition is not consider
ed alarming. BY taking the case in time
Mr. Anger feels that his confinement
will be of short duration.
LOST-Between Batty's ferry and
Grangeville, pair of saddle bags con-
tanning a pair Of shoes and silk skirt.
Finder please return to this office and
receive suitable reward. Alt
B. +. Harmon came i'm from Camp
Shelby, Miss. Tuesday evening. having
been permanently discharged from the
service Mr. Harmon was DISQUALIFIED
IN his physical examination here and in
October was sent to Camp Shelby for
limited service. He states that the
training received made a man of him
and that when he was examined for his
discharge he was given perfect health
bill
Mrs. Batty received the alarming
news Monday evening that Mr.. Batty.
who has been in the hospital Mt The
balles, oregon, was IN very critical
condition. and that il was thought ad-
Eisahle for her to come to him at once
She left on Tuesdays train, but on ar
irving at Lewiston, she found n tele.
gram containing the encouraging news
that Mr.. 5atty was much improved
she however continued Oh her Journey.
aud VIII remain indefinitely with Mr..
Batty.
Lost--ll head black weight
about 10 lbs crop off each ear. Re
ward offered for information leading
to recovery Phone formers 100 VIII
HUH traheeyillc 2-tf
james Chamberlain Of Spring Camp
vas IN the city last Saturday ioming
ont for lhr purpose Of c0nsumating n
deal for his $50 acres Of hand IN that
secti0n which was recently secured by
- +. Van Pool of the same place
Sol Clarke and Fred Carpenter went
down r. OurfinO early last week To
look after SOM property Of the former
: hey 'f.e'd down via the Ford bug and
after transacting their business started
Oh The return Quincy. On the hill they
burned ont boxing and were com
fiied 10 walk several miles to call Mrs
Clark on the telephone 10 come and tow
them ib. On receipt Of the information
Mrs. Clark left in their large REQ, going
bg way If lilo. The Ford was towcd
bach 10 Nez Perez for repairs and the