The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-04-25


Walter Lemons, Lewis Jones, Asa
Jones and Dale HERMAN, of Boles,
were In Grangeville the latter part OF
last week for n day or two. Asa and
Lewis Jones went on down to Lewis
ton.
Columbia grafanolas and records for
sale at the Smoke House.
"Gib" Eimers and Clyde vansise
went down to Ia wiston the last of the
week and returned the following day
with a couple OF new Oakland cars,
and on Wednesday delivered one to
Chas. Spengler, of Fem.
FOR sALE-$4O0 Baus piano; $3.50
cash. Enquire at this Office.
AAndrew Stockton, returned Tuesday
evening from a trip to Moscow and
Pullman where he had been visiting
and recruiting, after having completed
his examination for his Annapolis APP
pointment.
At the Smoke House you will find on
sale Columbia grafanolas and all the
latest records.
Hermie Miller left for Spokane the
middle of last week to bring down
his big Duplex A. auto truck, and
arrived with the same late Saturday
evening. Hermie expects to use the
truck In hauling wood from the noun
tains this summer.
Three hundred persons in the big
lr,f fri. In If N In. ctr rxv,
Community Day May 4.
Oliver Mcconnell came out from his
fathers ranch on Mil creek Tuesday
and Is spending the remainder Of the
week with friends Oliver is devot-
ing his time to sheep raising this
summer and reports everything com
ing along fine. He will return this
week.
If you have something for sale list
1t at the Red Cross auction on Com
munity Day May 4. See L. M. Harris
or I. e. Zuver. Benefit Red Cross.
Ben White, formerly Of the Lucille
section, has informed friends in this
city, that he is now In Atlantic
waters near Philadelphia. He states
that he has jorrneyed to Cuba and
has made two trips to London since
enlisting in the navy. He is on the
battleship Missouri.
Need anything? You can buy 1t al
munity Day May A. Benefit Red
Cross.
Mr.. and Mrs. v. L. Nelson are now
located at Moscow, where Mr.. Nelson
has a position with the First State
bank of that place. A letter received
this week by the Globe states that they
like their new location and kindest
regards are sent to their many friends
here. Mr.. Nelson was formerly con
nected with the First National banl
of this city.
Return dates for DIR. ID. A. Schillinf
will be May Q and z, Monday ant
Tuesday. See him about YOU
eyes. 10-ti
Mrs. I'll. Badgero Saturday enter
tanned In honor of Mrs. Anna Wicker
man and daughter Mrs. Arness who
lately arrived from Minnesota and are
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Lamn
of this place. A very interesting par
| ty was given by Mrs. Sam Wright
Tuesday afternoon in honor of the
above visitors.
IL you have anything you're willing
to sell for the benefit OF the Red Cross
from an egg beaten to fancy quilt,
a threshing machine or livestock, LIST
1t with I. q. Zuver or L. M Harris for
the big auction sale on Main street on
Community Day, May 4.
Several good milk cows for sale
Enquire at this Office. 10t1
Miss Genevieve Edmundson enter,
tanned last Friday evening. Cards
were played. Everett Rambo and
Hazel Ludlow winning prizes During
the evening, dancing and singing were
INDUCED In and very dainty lunch
was served Those present were Ret
ia Underwood, Winifred Edmundson
Hazel Ludlow, Margaret Sasenbery
Esther Telcher, Beth Parker, Esther
| Kerlee, Genevieve Edmundson, Lee
Kabat, Wallace Criddlebaugn, Everett
RambO, Herbert Powell and Willard
/ Rush.